Laws should spell out time frame

Ivory Coast's Yaya Toure is included on the Confederation of African Football's 37-man initial list for its Player of the Year award.

South Africa, Cameroon, Ghana, Congo and Gabon will reach the 2015 Nations Cup if they win their qualifiers on Saturday.

Crystal Palace could be without their DR Congo international winger Yannick Bolasie for about a month.

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Summer brings calmer waters, waves of migrants and death to the Mediterranean, as Middle East correspondent Quentin Sommerville captures in pictures.

Real Salt Lake’s Kyle Beckerman paired up with Jermaine Jones behind Michael Bradley and Alejandro Bedoya.

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If you don’t learn from history, you’re bound to repeat it. Here in Saint-Denis, northern Paris, a history lesson is sorely needed. Thousands are gathering here for the 21st international global warming meeting.