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Asian confederation joins UEFA and Concacaf against FIFA

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Asian confederation joins UEFA and Concacaf against FIFA

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has declared its solidarity with UEFA and Concacaf. The three organisations oppose FIFA's controversial proposals, although the excerpt does not specify the exact nature of these plans or the next steps.

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