A senior Fifa official who re-sold World Cup match tickets at up to three times their face value has escaped with only a warning from the organisation's executive committee.

Jack Warner, a Fifa vice-president from Trinidad and Tobago, was identified after the tournament in a report by auditors Ernst and Young, and, aided by his son Daryan, used a ticket agency called Kick Sports to re-sell 180 tickets for €400 each - in total €54,000 (£37,000) above face value.