user: Question: Saturday: Arizona vs Carolina. Baltimore vs Pittsburgh. Sunday: Cincinnati vs Indianapolis. Detroit vs Dallas. The Seattle Seahawks, Green Bay Packers and Carolina Panthers claimed divisional titles on the final day of the NFL regular season. The reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks wrapped up the NFC West crown with a 20-6 victory over the St Louis Rams that gave them the No 1 playoff seed in the NFC. Aaron Rodgers tosses a touchdown pass to Randall Cobb while badly hobbling with a calf injury. Lambeau Field was wracked with tension as the MVP favourite was escorted away from the action. Cobb leaps into the crowd after scoring in the third quarter during the Packers' vital victory. While not as cold as many of Lambeau's storied nights, both teams battled below-zero temperatures. Cleveland 10-20 Baltimore. Jacksonville 17-23 Houston. San Diego 7-17 Kansas City. New York Jets 37-24 Miami. Chicago 9-13 Minnesota. Buffalo 17-9 New England. Philadelphia 34-26 New York Giants. New Orleans 23-20 Tampa Bay. Indianapolis 27-10 Tennessee. Dallas 44- Washington 17. Carolina 34-3 Atlanta. Oakland 14-47 Denver. Detroit 20-30 Green Bay. St Louis 6-20 Seattle. Aizona 17-20 San Francisco. Cincinnati 17-27 Pittsburgh. Green Bay, despite an injury scare to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, won the NFC North for the fourth consecutive season with a 30-20 triumph over the Detroit Lions. Carolina captured the NFC South title with a 34-3 mauling of the Atlanta Falcons for its fourth straight win. Marshawn Lynch scored on a 9-yard run with 12:07 remaining, Bruce Irvin returned an interception 49 yards for a touchdown and the Seahawks wrapped up home-field advantage through the NFC playoffs with a 20-6 win over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday. The two fourth-quarter touchdowns by Seattle (12-4) capped a six-game win streak to end the regular season. That earned the Seahawks a second straight NFC West title and the ninth division title in franchise history. The NFC playoffs will go through Seattle for the second straight season. St. Louis (6-10) couldn't take advantage of two first-half turnovers by the Seahawks and its only points came on a pair of field goals from Greg Zuerlein. Marshawn Lynch goes over to give Seattle a lead that they never relinqished. Kam Chancellor and KJ Wright celebrate a play during the Seahawks' vital win over the Rams. And the Panthers sealed back-to-back playoff seasons for the first time in franchise history. Carolina (7-8-1) will host Arizona in a wild-card playoff game. The Panthers have won four straight, but still are the first team to enter the playoffs with a losing record since 2010, when Seattle was 7-9. Roman Harper and Tre Boston returned interceptions for touchdowns as Carolina's defense led the Panthers to a 34-3 victory over the Falcons on Sunday to win the NFC South. Harper scored on a 31-yard return in the second quarter and Boston clinched the win with his 84-yard interception return late in the third quarter. A 33-yard fumble return by Thomas Davis set up another touchdown. Cam Newton threw for 114 yards and a touchdown as the Panthers sealed back-to-back NFC South titles. Newton calls a play in the huddle against the Atlanta Falcons during the second half in the Georgia Dome.
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Important parts: The Seahawks beat the Rams to seal a bye and the No 1 seed in the NFC. The reigning Super Bowl champions showed suffocating defense in a 20-6 victory. The Green Bay Packers clinched the NFC North and a first-round bye in the NFC playoffs with a 30-20 win over the Detroit Lions. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the field in the second quarter with a calf injury. He returned to play and finished the game. The Carolina Panthers wrapped up the NFC South title with a 34-3 win against the Atlanta Falcons. They will host the Arizona Cardinals, despite posting a losing record.
FIFA has suspended two of its top officials as it probes reports they solicited bribes in exchange for supporting 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids, the world soccer governing body announced Wednesday. Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii are barred from taking part in any soccer-related activity -- whether it is administrative tasks, athletic competitions or otherwise. The bans take effect immediately, though the move is "provisional" and could be reversed as the investigation continues. "Today is a sad day for football and for FIFA," said Claudio Sulser, chairman of FIFA's ethics committee, which voted unanimously to issue the suspensions. A FIFA member since 2006, Adamu, 57, is the director of sports development in his native Nigeria. Temarii, 43, is president of the Oceania Football Confederation and advisor to the French Polynesian government. He has been on FIFA's executive committee for the past six years. In addition, the ethics committee provisionally suspended four other officials -- Slim Aloulou, Amadou Diakite, Ahongalu Fusimalohi and Ismael Bhamjee -- from soccer-related activities after tying them to the World Cup bribe scandal. All four are members of international soccer federations affiliated with FIFA. The announcement comes three days after the Sunday Times of London published an article headlined, "World Cup votes for sale." In an undercover operation, the newspaper's reporters said they approached six current or former FIFA officials, all of whom "suggested paying huge bribes to FIFA executive committee members." Two of the six asked for direct payment themselves, the paper reported. FIFA began investigating Adamu and Temarii on Monday. The ethics committee will meet again in mid-November as it investigates all six cases, according to FIFA. The six suspensions will last 30 days and could be extended another 20 days, FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke said Wednesday. "We have enough time until mid-November to see if (the allegations) are more than rumors, but facts," said Valcke. There are four candidates, all in Europe, to host the 2018 tournament: England, Russia and a pair of dual bids, one from Spain and Portugal, the other from Belgium and the Netherlands. The United States, Australia, Japan, South Korea and Qatar all hope to be home to the 2022 tournament. All the committees behind each country's World Cup bids have denied wrongdoing, according to the Sunday Times. FIFA's Switzerland-based executive committee will meet in Zurich on October 28 and 29 to further discuss the final voting process ahead of the December 2 decision on both tournaments. Despite questions about the integrity of the bid process, that date will not be pushed back, Valcke said.

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assistant: FIFA suspends two members of its executive committee and four others. It is investigating if officials solicited bribes in exchange for backing World Cup bids. Another four people associated with FIFA also are suspended. The probe will not delay a December vote on who will host the 2018 and 2022 events.