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Racism should be eliminated from soccer stadiums around the world, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said Monday.

"Fighting this scourge is one of our most important tasks," Blatter said in a statement. "Whether associations, teams or players at each and every level, we all have a duty to ensure that our conduct does not lead to anybody being marginalized.

"Football has to set an example for others to follow," Blatter added.

Earlier this month, FIFA set up a group of leading players and coaches to raise the profile of its fight against racism, led by France and Arsenal striker Thierry Henry, in response to recent outbreaks of racist abuse around Europe.

"Discrimination of any kind against a country, private person or groups of people on account of ethnic origin, gender, language, religion, politics or any other reason is strictly prohibited (by FIFA) and punishable by suspension or expulsion," Blatter said.

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Chelsea coach, the club and 2 colleagues are to face action

The governing body of European soccer has opened disciplinary proceedings against Chelsea, its manager Jose Mourinho and two other staff, effectively accusing the English Premier League leader of lying.
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In an unusually strongly worded statement outlining its charges, UEFA said on Monday that the London club had made false declarations.
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"By further disseminating these wrong and unfounded statements, Chelsea FC allowed its technical staff to deliberately create a poisoned and negative ambiance amongst the teams and to put pressure on the refereeing officials," the statement, posted on UEFA's Web site, said.
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Also cited in the charges, which will be dealt with by UEFA's disciplinary commission on March 31, were Steve Clarke, the club's assistant manager and Les Miles, a club security official.
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The charges of bringing the game into disrepute follow the first leg of the Champions League knockout round in Barcelona last month, when the Spanish side beat Chelsea 2-1.
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Chelsea accused the referee, Anders Frisk, and Frank Rijkaard, the Barcelona manager, of meeting in a dressing room at halftime during the Nou Camp match, suggesting an attempt had been made to influence the game.
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Mourinho sent his side out late for the second half.
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Didier Drogba, the Chelsea striker, was sent off for a second yellow card early in the second half.
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Chelsea conceded two late goals and lost, 2-1, and Mourinho refused to attend the mandatory post-match news conference.
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Frisk has since announced his retirement from refereeing, saying he had received death threats from Chelsea fans.
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Lus Fabiano, a Porto striker, said he wanted to score in the Portuguese league match against Sporting in Lisbon on Monday night so he could dedicate the goal to his mother, who was kidnapped in his native Brazil this month, his agent was quoted as saying.
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"He told me he really wants to play and that, more than ever, he needed to score to motivate himself and relieve some of the pain he is in," Jose Fuentes told the Portuguese daily 24Horas in an article published on Monday.
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"He very much wants to dedicate a goal to his mother. He is living a drama that you do not wish on anyone."
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Sandra Helena Clemente, 45, was snatched by two gunmen in Campinas, about 100 kilometers, or 62 miles, northwest of So Paulo on March 11 while she was walking to visit a friend.
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It is the third time a soccer player's mother has been kidnapped in four months in Brazil.
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Last month, the mother of So Paulo forward Grafite was taken hostage. She was freed by police a day later.
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In November, the mother of Robinho, a Santos striker who has been compared to Pele, was kidnapped at a family gathering.
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She spent 40 days hostage before being released unharmed after a ransom was reportedly paid.
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Fabiano moved to Porto from So Paulo in August in a deal reportedly worth $14 million.
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Monaco beat Marseille, 2-1, late on Sunday to reverse its recent run of poor form and push Lyon closer to a fourth consecutive league title.
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The victory lifted Monaco to third in the standings, a point behind Marseille.
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The defeat, combined with a victory for Lyon earlier in the weekend, increased the reigning champion's lead to 11 points with eight games to play.
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Douglas Maicon, a defender, and Emmanuel Adebayor scored for Monaco before halftime.
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Lucas Bernardi, a Monaco midfielder, deflected a header by Abdoulaye Meite into his own net in the 55th minute to give Marseille hope, but Monaco should have scored a third in the dying minutes, when it was awarded a penalty but the Marseille goalie, Fabien Barthez, saved the shot from Shabani Nonda.
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Monaco, which was knocked out of the Champions League 11 days earlier, had not won in the league since the end of January.
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See more of the world that matters - click here for home delivery of the International Herald Tribune.
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< < Back to Start of Article Chelsea coach, the club and 2 colleagues are to face action

The governing body of European soccer has opened disciplinary proceedings against Chelsea, its manager Jose Mourinho and two other staff, effectively accusing the English Premier League leader of lying.
.
In an unusually strongly worded statement outlining its charges, UEFA said on Monday that the London club had made false declarations.
.
"By further disseminating these wrong and unfounded statements, Chelsea FC allowed its technical staff to deliberately create a poisoned and negative ambiance amongst the teams and to put pressure on the refereeing officials," the statement, posted on UEFA's Web site, said.
.
Also cited in the charges, which will be dealt with by UEFA's disciplinary commission on March 31, were Steve Clarke, the club's assistant manager and Les Miles, a club security official.
.
The charges of bringing the game into disrepute follow the first leg of the Champions League knockout round in Barcelona last month, when the Spanish side beat Chelsea 2-1.
.
Chelsea accused the referee, Anders Frisk, and Frank Rijkaard, the Barcelona manager, of meeting in a dressing room at halftime during the Nou Camp match, suggesting an attempt had been made to influence the game.
.
Mourinho sent his side out late for the second half.
.
Didier Drogba, the Chelsea striker, was sent off for a second yellow card early in the second half.
.
Chelsea conceded two late goals and lost, 2-1, and Mourinho refused to attend the mandatory post-match news conference.
.
Frisk has since announced his retirement from refereeing, saying he had received death threats from Chelsea fans.
.
Lus Fabiano, a Porto striker, said he wanted to score in the Portuguese league match against Sporting in Lisbon on Monday night so he could dedicate the goal to his mother, who was kidnapped in his native Brazil this month, his agent was quoted as saying.
.
"He told me he really wants to play and that, more than ever, he needed to score to motivate himself and relieve some of the pain he is in," Jose Fuentes told the Portuguese daily 24Horas in an article published on Monday.
.
"He very much wants to dedicate a goal to his mother. He is living a drama that you do not wish on anyone."
.
Sandra Helena Clemente, 45, was snatched by two gunmen in Campinas, about 100 kilometers, or 62 miles, northwest of So Paulo on March 11 while she was walking to visit a friend.
.
It is the third time a soccer player's mother has been kidnapped in four months in Brazil.
.
Last month, the mother of So Paulo forward Grafite was taken hostage. She was freed by police a day later.
.
In November, the mother of Robinho, a Santos striker who has been compared to Pele, was kidnapped at a family gathering.
.
She spent 40 days hostage before being released unharmed after a ransom was reportedly paid.
.
Fabiano moved to Porto from So Paulo in August in a deal reportedly worth $14 million.
.
Monaco beat Marseille, 2-1, late on Sunday to reverse its recent run of poor form and push Lyon closer to a fourth consecutive league title.
.
The victory lifted Monaco to third in the standings, a point behind Marseille.
.
The defeat, combined with a victory for Lyon earlier in the weekend, increased the reigning champion's lead to 11 points with eight games to play.
.
Douglas Maicon, a defender, and Emmanuel Adebayor scored for Monaco before halftime.
.
Lucas Bernardi, a Monaco midfielder, deflected a header by Abdoulaye Meite into his own net in the 55th minute to give Marseille hope, but Monaco should have scored a third in the dying minutes, when it was awarded a penalty but the Marseille goalie, Fabien Barthez, saved the shot from Shabani Nonda.
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Monaco, which was knocked out of the Champions League 11 days earlier, had not won in the league since the end of January.
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See more of the world that matters - click here for home delivery of the International Herald Tribune.
.
< < Back to Start of Article Chelsea coach, the club and 2 colleagues are to face action

The governing body of European soccer has opened disciplinary proceedings against Chelsea, its manager Jose Mourinho and two other staff, effectively accusing the English Premier League leader of lying.
.
In an unusually strongly worded statement outlining its charges, UEFA said on Monday that the London club had made false declarations.
.
"By further disseminating these wrong and unfounded statements, Chelsea FC allowed its technical staff to deliberately create a poisoned and negative ambiance amongst the teams and to put pressure on the refereeing officials," the statement, posted on UEFA's Web site, said.
.
Also cited in the charges, which will be dealt with by UEFA's disciplinary commission on March 31, were Steve Clarke, the club's assistant manager and Les Miles, a club security official.
.
The charges of bringing the game into disrepute follow the first leg of the Champions League knockout round in Barcelona last month, when the Spanish side beat Chelsea 2-1.
.
Chelsea accused the referee, Anders Frisk, and Frank Rijkaard, the Barcelona manager, of meeting in a dressing room at halftime during the Nou Camp match, suggesting an attempt had been made to influence the game.
.
Mourinho sent his side out late for the second half.
.
Didier Drogba, the Chelsea striker, was sent off for a second yellow card early in the second half.
.
Chelsea conceded two late goals and lost, 2-1, and Mourinho refused to attend the mandatory post-match news conference.
.
Frisk has since announced his retirement from refereeing, saying he had received death threats from Chelsea fans.
.
Lus Fabiano, a Porto striker, said he wanted to score in the Portuguese league match against Sporting in Lisbon on Monday night so he could dedicate the goal to his mother, who was kidn

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Online Ticket Information.
We buy and sell Soccer Tickets.
Not only do we provide ticket prices, but updated news reports.