BBC News - Fifa in crisis

14 June 2015Last updated at 18:19

Who bought the Copa America?Fifa corruption stories have focused on the World Cup, but the US indictments suggest the Copa America is at the heart of even more bribery and corruption

Documents 'show Fifa bribe payments'

A BBC investigation sees evidence that details what happened to the $10m sent from Fifa to accounts controlled by former vice-president Jack Warner

'One of sport's most dramatic falls'

Sepp Blatter appeared an immovable dictator and his resignation is a seismic shock, says chief sports writer Tom Fordyce. BBC Sport

Who are the indicted Fifa officials?Nine Fifa officials are charged with racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering by US officials

Corrupt Fifa official blogged travelsThe star-studded globe-trotting schedule of Chuck Blazer

Fifa vote: Why Africa backs BlatterWhy did Fifa's African delegates keep voting for Sepp Blatter?

Why the Americans took on FifaThe US doesn't even like football, they say, so why does it want to clean it up for the world?

Who can fix Fifa?
What does the future hold for Fifa?
Key questions answered
Guide to the arrests in Switzerland
The woman who took on Fifa
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch is launched onto the world stage
How Twitter reacted to Blatter's departure
Bad puns and photoshopped pictures.
'I will be back' - Blatter in quotes
BBC Sport looks at some of the ex-Fifa president's controversial comments. BBC Sport
Blazer court transcript
Key statements from court document where Blazer admits taking bribes