Friday, March 11, 2016
Spain minister doesn't expect backlash for probe on Villar (The Associated Press)
MADRID (AP) -- Spain's top sports official doesn't expect FIFA to fall into the ''mistake'' of trying to pressure the Spanish government with threats because of a probe into alleged wrongdoings by local federation president Angel Maria Villar, who is a FIFA and UEFA vice president.
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