Former CONCACAF boss banned for life from football

Former CONCACAF president and FIFA vice-president Jeffrey Webb has been banned for life from all football related activities and fined one million swiss francs (US $1.02 million) after being found guilty by Fifa's Ethics Committee  of breaking ethics violations, including bribery and corruption.

Webb had pleaded guilty in the United States to offences linked to racketeering, fraud and money laundering.

Webb who is from the Cayman Islands, was among 42 people indicted in the United States since May last year in the worst graft scandal in FIFA's history.