- ZURICH: FIFA boss Sepp Blatter is set to address world football leaders twice at their congress before they vote in a presidential election.
FIFA has published details of the June 1 meeting, with Blatter’s contest against Asian confederation president Mohamed bin Hammam listed 14th on a 17-item agenda.
Blatter will make a formal speech as president, and his personal “Zero Tolerance” project is among political matters for debate later.
Blatter has promised to present “something very special” urging FIFA’s 208 national members to fight corruption and promote fair play.
On the agenda, FIFA members are asked to give the executive committee greater power to suspend countries and regulate international matches to prevent match fixing.

