Palmeiras coach Abel Ferreira and Chelsea forward Pedro Neto share a link to the Brazilian club in more ways than one.

Palmeiras coach Abel Ferreira reflects on what made the Botafogo victory stand out, while outlining how his team plans to tackle tougher challenges at the FIFA Club World Cup.

FC Porto is currently third in Portugal’s Primeira Liga, right between Braga and Benfica. The Dragons have a 22-7-5 record with 65 goals scored and 30 goals allowed.

FIFA has not yet responded to the signatories’ specific criticisms but it has issued a statement to highlight how far it believes it has come since the ignominy of the Baur au Lac raid.