Fifa suspends Blatter, Platini Valcke and Chung
Fifa President Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini and Jerome Valcke have been provisionally banned from football for 90 days.
Former Fifa Vice President Chung Mong-Joon has been banned for six years.
Dyke: A 'sad day' for football as Blatter suspended
Greg Dyke has expressed sadness that corruption has dominated football in the wake of Sepp Blatter's suspension from Fifa.
"I think it was inevitable that Sepp Blatter would be suspended for something but It's a sad day for football that corruption dominates the headlines yet again," Greg Dyke told ITV News.
Dyke added he thought there would be many people pleased at the "final demise" of Blatter and thought it was "pretty obvious" that he would not survive the scandal.
"From the moment when the FBI got involved and knocked on all those doors, I think it was the beginning of the end for Sepp Blatter."
Regarding Michel Platini, Dyke said that if there was any evidence that showed Uefa's boss had committed wrongdoing, then the FA would not support his candidature for Fifa president.
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Suspension could keep Platini out of Fifa election
FIFA confirmed it will not allow Michel Platini to stand in the presidential election while his ban from football-related activity remains
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Timeline: How the Fifa scandal unfolded
The scandal enveloping world football's governing body dates back nearly five years.
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Michel Platini: Leak is 'insidious' and 'unacceptable'
The Eufa President has said the leak about the potential suspension is "insidious" and "unacceptable".