(2)Blatter reelected as FIFA chief

(2)Blatter reelected as FIFA chief

SEOUL, South Korea - African soccer chief Issa Hayatou (R) congratulates Sepp Blatter on his reelection as FIFA president at the 53rd congress of soccer's world governing body in Seoul on May 29. Haytou was the only other candidate running for FIFA presidency. (World Cup 2002)

(2)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

(2)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Sepp Blatter (L), president of FIFA, soccer's world governing body, and Issa Hayatou, FIFA vice president and Blatter's opponent in the FIFA presidential election, shake hands before the start of FIFA's 53rd ordinary congress at the Seoul Hilton on May 29. (World Cup 2002)

(3)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

(3)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - FIFA President Sepp Blatter (L) and Vice President Issa Hayatou chat before soccer's world governing body opens its 53rd ordinary congress at the Seoul Hilton on May 29. Blatter and Hayato are competing in FIFA's presidential election. (World Cup 2002)

Hayatou vows to increase Asian berths for 2006 World Cup

Hayatou vows to increase Asian berths for 2006 World Cup

TOKYO, Japan - FIFA Vice President Issa Hayatou (R) speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on May 13, as his colleague Chung Mong Joon (L) liestens. Hayatou, who is challenging beleaguered FIFA head Sepp Blatter for presidency, promised to increase the number of World Cup berths for Asia if he is elected president.

Hayatou vows to increase Asian berths for 2006 World Cup

Hayatou vows to increase Asian berths for 2006 World Cup

TOKYO, Japan - FIFA Vice President Issa Hayatou (R) speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on May 13, as his colleague Chung Mong Joon (L) liestens. Hayatou, who is challenging beleaguered FIFA head Sepp Blatter for presidency, promised to increase the number of World Cup berths for Asia if he is elected president.

(3)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

(3)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - FIFA President Sepp Blatter (L) and Vice President Issa Hayatou chat before soccer's world governing body opens its 53rd ordinary congress at the Seoul Hilton on May 29. Blatter and Hayato are competing in FIFA's presidential election. (World Cup 2002)

(2)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

(2)FIFA opens ordinary congress in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Sepp Blatter (L), president of FIFA, soccer's world governing body, and Issa Hayatou, FIFA vice president and Blatter's opponent in the FIFA presidential election, shake hands before the start of FIFA's 53rd ordinary congress at the Seoul Hilton on May 29. (World Cup 2002)

(2)Blatter reelected as FIFA chief

(2)Blatter reelected as FIFA chief

SEOUL, South Korea - African soccer chief Issa Hayatou (R) congratulates Sepp Blatter on his reelection as FIFA president at the 53rd congress of soccer's world governing body in Seoul on May 29. Haytou was the only other candidate running for FIFA presidency. (World Cup 2002)