VICE Sports World News Roundup: December 3

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It's the 3rd of December, 2015, and Sepp Blatter is still, technically, president of FIFA.

For the second time this year, Swiss authorities, acting on behalf of the U.S. Justice Department, arrested FIFA officials in dawn raids in Zurich, Switzerland. Today, Alfredo Hawit, a Honduran national, and Juan Ángel Napout, a Paraguayan, were arrested. The two men are the presidents of CONCACAF and CONMEBOL, respectively. Sepp Blatter was not arrested.

Hours after another round of arrests, a thick, giant fog has enveloped FIFA. That's not a euphemism. — Sam Borden (@SamBorden)December 3, 2015

Gary Neville reportedly turned down a £15 million deal with Sky Sports in order to take his new appointment as manager of Valencia through the end of the season.

An appeals court in South Africa ruled that "Bladerunner" Oscar Pistorius is guilty of murdering his former fiancee. Pistorius was previously sentenced to a lesser charge of manslaughter and released on house arrest.

IAAF President Sebastian Coe appeared before the House of Commons' culture, media and sport select committee yesterday, where he was peppered with questions about doping in athletics. Coe was a IAAF vice-president at the time it is alleged doping was out of control inside world athletics. He admitted the IAAF didn't do enough to combat blood doping, but maintained that he has done a good job in both his previous and current role.

Big news out of Spain: As reported by the AFP, the Spanish soccer league "agreed a domestic television deal worth a minimum 2.65 billion euros ($2.8 billion, £1.86 billion) for the next three seasons." It's not the £5.1 billion the Premier League is getting, but it's better than what Spain had before.

Liverpool came back from a shaky opening period and destroyed Southampton in the quarterfinals of the League Cup. It was a game full of fun goals. For example:

The leaders of 23 soccer leagues from around the world gathered in Paris yesterday and agreed to form an organization to lobby FIFA.

I bet you didn't know the World Rafting Championships were going on right now in Indonesia, did you?