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Fifa accuses Uefa of 'misinformation campaign'

Uefa's suggestions that Fifa president Gianni Infantino "violated any law or ethical principle are categorically without merit" says world football's governing body.

— BBC Sport — Football, publisher's words · Read the original ↗

23 outlets8 languages13 countriesUpdated

Who broke it

BBC Sport — Football

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outlets in 8 languages over 2 d 8 h.

Our read

Corroborated (5)

5 of 6 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 1 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.

Judged on the 6 outlets in our latest edition; the timeline keeps all 23 we have seen.

Coverage timeline

23 outlets · first-seen order
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    BBC Sport — FootballEN · GBBroke it

    Fifa accuses Uefa of 'misinformation campaign'

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    Mundo Deportivo — FútbolES · ESOwn reporting

    Duro ataque de Ceferin a Infantino: "El emperador está desnudo"

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First seen is our own clock across 245+ feeds; it is not a guarantee of who published first. Each time is the earlier of the publisher's own timestamp and our first sighting. Headlines and summaries are the publishers' own words, linked to the original. How we work out who broke it.