Fijian side Bula’s draw with Vanuatu may struggle to register in Europe but it has potential to disrupt the football world

Gianni Infantino is the most powerful man in world football but in the run up to the 2026 men's World Cup, his relationship with US president Donald Trump has grown very friendly. It's led to questions whether Infantino still has football's best interests at heart. Read more of Ada and Rory's investigation here 

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The pair’s relationship doesn’t so much blur the line between football and politics as obliterate it

The US president has little interest in football other than the global prestige the tournament can give him. In the Fifa chief he has found a more than willing partner