Ex-FIFA boss Blatter slams decision for World Cup in six countries, SonntagsBlick reports
FORMER FIFA President Sepp Blatter has criticised the decision by world soccer's governing body to hold the World Cup in six countries across three continents. Morocco, Spain and Portugal were named hosts of the 2030 tournament, while Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will also host the opening matches to mark the tournament's centenary, FIFA said in a surprise announcement on Wednesday. The decision was criticised by Sepp Blatter, who was FIFA President from 1998 to 2015, before being forced out after a corruption investigation. "It is absurd to tear the tournament apart in this way," Blatter told Swiss newspaper SonntagsBlick. "The World…