
French football's most powerful executives – including federation boss Noël Le Graët – have been given two weeks to respond to a raft of allegations that the outfit overseeing the sport in the country has been a cesspool of expletives, ritual humiliations, vulgar sexist insults and cronyism.
The provisional results of an inquiry into the atmosphere at the Fédération française de football (FFF) was handed to the interim president Philippe Diallo on Tuesday.