LONDON (Reuters) - The English FA maintained their support for Michel Platini to become the next president of FIFA on Thursday with chairman Greg Dyke saying they would only withdraw it if he was found guilty of corruption.
Dyke was speaking after FIFA's Ethics Committee suspended FIFA president Sepp Blatter and UEFA president Platini, the two most powerful men in world football, from any involvement in the sport for 90 days while investigations continue.
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