Heeeeere's Giannipublished at 17:05
Fifa presidential election
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Infantino voted in as Fifa president
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football Infantino elected Fifa presidentpublished at 17:02
Fifa presidential election
Image source, Getty ImagesSo after the second round of voting, Gianni Infantino surpassed the magical mark of 104 to be elected Fifa president. Here are the full results from the second round
- Gianni Infantino - 115 votes
- Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa - 88 votes
- Prince Ali bin al-Hussein - 4 votes
- Jerome Champagne - 0 votes
football Infantino winspublished at 17:00
BreakingFifa presidential election
Gianni Infantino is elected new president of Fifa.
football Muzak attackpublished at 16:55
Fifa presidential election
The live feed of the Fifa presidential election has been playing an assortment of smooth jazz and lounge muzak in between announcements all afternoon.
It's not quite in keeping with the turmoil that has shrouded the organisation for so long.
Anyway, the count is progressing... stay tuned for the results shortly.
And you'll also be able to watch live coverage at the top of the page too once we have an update...
get involved Get Involved - alternative Fifa presidentpublished at 16:49
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Image source, Getty ImagesDave James King: Ian Holloway for Fifa, he would be as chuffed as a badger.
Charles Moore: Fifa president? Arsene Wenger supported by Pierluigi Collina. Financial intelligence and the best arbiter!
Ged Lynam: Father Ted Crilly for Fifa. "I've been through this with the Bishop, that money was only resting in my account..."
football On thin ice?published at 16:45
Fifa presidential election
Alex Capstick
BBC SportJust to remind you...
Fifa need to finish the election tonight as the venue is staging an ice hockey match tomorrow and the rink is being laid at midnight.
football Just the beginning?published at 16:44
Fifa presidential election
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesGianni Infantino’s camp has consistently maintained an air of optimism throughout the final days of this election campaign.
They were not surprised at how well he performed in round one.
What was surprising according to those close to Shaikh Salman is that pledges of support from Asia and Africa failed to materialise for the Bahraini.
The magic figure to win in round two is 104 votes. If no one achieves that then another round of voting will be needed.
We could be in for a long night...
football Second round voting endspublished at 16:42
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Image source, Getty ImagesRound two of the Fifa presidential election draws to a close as Zimbabwe submit their vote.
We expect it to take about half an hour for them to count up all the ballots.
After that one of the candidates could have secured the 104 votes needed to secure the presidency...
...or if not then we're on to round three...
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Fifa presidential election
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesAre Prince Ali's 27 votes likely to be made up of anti-Salman, anti-Blatter voters? Does that put Gianni Infantino in box seat?
Let us not forget that many Fifa voters will want to back the eventual winner. Approaching the end of round two does Infantino now look like the man?
football Ali 'in it to win it'published at 16:32
Fifa presidential election
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesSource close to Prince Ali insists he is "in it to win". Multiple scenarios possible now in Fifa election. Still all to play for it seems.
The Prince attracted just 27 of 207 votes in the first round. Very much a glass-half-full sort of chap...
football Out of Africa?published at 16:28
Fifa presidential election
Dan Roan
BBC Sports editor
Image source, Getty ImagesDoesn't look great for Sheikh Salman. Some of the African votes he was counting on didn't materialise...
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The 31-year-old has made 39 Test appearances for Fiji and played in all four of his country's games at the 2015 World Cup.
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football P is for patience...published at 16:20
Fifa presidential election
Quick update on the progress of round two in the Fifa presidential election.
Peru, Papua New Guinea and Poland are being told to prepare.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKing Zorba: Nigel Pearson to run Fifa, press conferences would be great. And he's fluent in one language.
Chris Earl: Bill Gates for Fifa president - no link to the old Fifa sickness, so rich he's incorruptible, experience of running big organisations.
Alerick: I would put down Pierluigi Collina for Fifa president.
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England v Ireland (Six Nations, Sat, 16:50 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesEddie Jones is never one to duck a good headline but his comments about targeting Ireland fly-half , externalJohnny Sexton have created even more of a stir than usual.
So unsurprisingly England defence coach Paul Gustard has been asked whether his side's fly-half George Ford is up to tackling some of Ireland's powerful runners.
On Forcing two big centres in Stuart McCloskey and Robbie Henshaw, Gustard said: "The analogy of David and Goliath is perfect really. David didn't fare too bad. We've got some little tricks of our own."
England host Ireland at Twickenham in the Six Nations on Saturday at 16:50 GMT.
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Image source, .MOTD Kickabout goes behind the scenes at AFC Bournemouth.
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Simon Reeves: Sepp Blatter makes huge WWE-style entrance to voting area and challenges delegates to Hell in a Cell match for presidency.
Rory William Forrest: I can end this here and now. Sir Alex Ferguson for Fifa president.
Stuart O'Hara: Ronaldinho. His background, his true love for the game and that smile would get my vote all day.