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2019 Women's World Cup: "A success beyond our expectations" (Brigitte Henriques, FFF)

"We had the will to organize a popular, familial, festive, and accessible World Cup to the greatest number of people, that would celebrate this event throughout the country. From this point of view, it is a success, perhaps even beyond our expectations," stated Brigitte Henriques, vice-president…
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• Category(ies): Ticketing, Marketing - Communication, Stadiums, …
• Article # 151684
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FIFA: entry into force of the new disciplinary code, "More clear, more concise and more transparent"

72 articles instead of 147 previously, the fight against racism and discrimination completely recast, simplified measures against the manipulation of matches and a transfer ban imposed on any club that does not meet its financial obligations are a few features of the new FIFA Disciplinary Code…
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• Category(ies): Legal, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 152207
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FIFA: Disciplinary Code, 2019 edition (effective from 15/07/2019)

"This Code describes the infringements of the FIFA regulations, determines the sanctions they impose, governs the organization and functioning of the FIFA Judicial Bodies responsible for judging them and details the procedure to be followed before these bodies," indicates Article 1 of the new FIFA…
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• Category(ies): Legal, Marketing - Communication, Social Responsibility
• Article # 152219
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Italy: "The socio-economic impact of football valued at €3.01bn" (ReportCalcio 2019)

€3.01bn was the socio-economic impact of Italian football in 2017-18, according to an algorithm called the "Social Return On Investment (SROI) Model" that was presented for the first time in the 2019 edition of the ReportCalcio, the annual report published by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC…
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• Category(ies): Marketing - Communication, Clubs, Stadiums, …
• Article # 152065
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U-17 2019 World Cup Brazil: 4 stadia selected, drawing of the final phase on 11/07/2019

"The Bezerrão Stadium in Brasilia (capital of Brazil) will make history by hosting the opening match of the U-17 World Cup, the very first edition of this prestigious tournament to be held in Brazil, on Saturday 26/10/2019," announced FIFA on 10/07/2019. This same enclosure will host the final on…
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• Category(ies): Legal, Marketing - Communication, Stadiums
• Article # 152064
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FIFA eWorld Cup: grand final to again be contested at the O2 Arena in London, from 02 to 04/08/2019

The FIFA eWorld Cup 2019, the eSports version of the World Cup, will be being held for the second year in a row at the O2 Arena in London (UK) from Friday 02 to Sunday 04/08/2019, announced FIFA on 09/07/2019. This competition brings together 32 finalists qualified through the EA SPORTS FIFA 19…
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• Category(ies): Marketing - Communication, esport - gaming
• Article # 151924
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Italy: 28 million supporters, 4.6 million practitioners, 1.35 million licensees (ReportCalcio 2019)

28 million supporters, 4.6 million practitioners, 1.35 million licensees (including 1.05 million players) and about 568,000 official matches played each year (64% of them at the youth level), these are some one of the figures contained in the ninth edition of the "ReportCalcio", the annual report…
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• Category(ies): Clubs, Finance, Legal, …
• Article # 151904
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Formula 1: Facebook and Twitter communities of the drivers (July 2019)

Please find in the infographics below the Facebook (number of likes) and Twitter (number of followers) communities of the 20 drivers of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship. Sebastian Vettel (GER) and Kimi Räikkönen (FIN) do not have an official account on Facebook or Twitter as of on…
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• Category(ies): Digital, Marketing - Communication, Sponsors - Partners
• Article # 151915
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Formula 1: Facebook and Twitter communities of the teams (July 2019)

Please find in the infographics below the Facebook (number of likes) and Twitter (number of followers) communities of the 10 teams of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship. These infographics are automatically updated on the first of each month. The first statement of followers on on Instagram…
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• Category(ies): Digital, Marketing - Communication, Sponsors - Partners
• Article # 151906
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Germany: Football Federation posts 7.13 million members (+0.6%, 8th consecutive year of increase)

"For the eighth consecutive year, the German Football Federation (DFB) has registered an increase in the number of its registered members. Today, 7,131,936 people, or 41,829 more than the previous year (+0.6%), are registered in the 21 associations of Länder of the DFB," announced the DFB on…
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• Category(ies): Clubs, Legal, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 151782
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