Pressure mounts on Fifa over Qatar 2022 World Cup
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has described the allegations surrounding the Qatar World Cup as "shocking" and if proven must provoke a re-run of the bid process.
Pressure mounts over Qatar 2022 World Cup
The Australian football governing body has said it is "heavily involved" in investigating claims of corruption in Qatar's successful World Cup bid.
Football Federation Australia's chief executive David Gallop told local media they have been involved in interviews and the production of documents.
"We need to get more information about what's been revealed in the last 48 hours," he told SEN radio in Melbourne.
"But don't be under any illusion that we haven't been heavily involved in all of this for some time now.
"We've been involved in interviews, production of documents and also following carefully what's been happening away from Australia - so we've got people that have been involved for some time now."
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