GENEVA (AP) - The head of FIFA's ethics watchdog said Thursday he's ready to intervene before an election between bitter Asian rivals for an influential job in world football.
Petrus Damaseb, a judge from Namibia, said he wants to keep all options open to act before a scheduled May 8 vote for a seat representing Asia on FIFA's 24-man executive body, which chooses World Cup hosts.
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