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No candidate in first round of Fifa elections
No candidate was elected in the first round of FIFA‘s presidential election to replace Sepp Blatter on Friday, as none received the required two-thirds of the 207 votes cast.
Gianni Infantino, Swiss general secretary of the European soccer body UEFA, received 88 votes. Asian Football Confederation president Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa took 85 votes, with Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan on 27 votes and Jerome Champagne picking up seven votes.
A second round of voting was under way, in which a simple majority will be enough to elect a candidate. –Reuters