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European soccer leagues body accuses FIFA of 'abusive conduct' over women's calendar
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· September 8, 2026
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Key points This action follows an earlier complaint made in 2024, and it accuses FIFA of abusive conduct in managing the international calendar for women's competitions. From Nyon, Switzerland: A group representing major European soccer leagues has filed an expanded complaint with the European Commission.
From Nyon, Switzerland: A group representing major European soccer leagues has filed an expanded complaint with the European Commission. This action follows an earlier complaint made in 2024, and it accuses FIFA of abusive conduct in managing the international calendar for women's competitions.
The complaint is related to FIFA's handling of the women's soccer calendar. European Leagues is the group behind the complaint, and they have taken this step as part of their challenge to FIFA's management of the calendar.
Further details about the complaint and the situation are available from the source, including the context and background of the dispute between European Leagues and FIFA.
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Category: government Published: September 8, 2026 Source: ValleyCentral (KVEO/CBS4) - Sports Reading time: 1 min
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