FIFA's ethics watchdog on Friday banned former Caribbean Football Union executive Lionel Haven from soccer for five years for failing to disclose information related to cash payments at a CFU event in 2011. The adjudicatory chamber of world soccer body's independent Ethics Committee imposed the ban and fined Haven, from the Bahamas, 3,000 Swiss francs ($3,130), it said in a statement. Enmeshed in the worst corruption scandal in its history, FIFA has been cracking down on wrongdoing.
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