VICE Sports World News Roundup: July 22

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It's the 22nd of July, 2015, and Sepp Blatter is still president of FIFA.

Simon Brodkin, the British comedian who threw money at Blatter during Monday's press conference has been charged with trespassing. Earlier reports had him being released free of charge at the local train station.

U.S. women's national team star Alex Morgan will be on the cover of the FIFA 2016 video game. She and Canadian star Christine Sinclair, who will be featured on the Canadian edition of the game, will be the first women ever featured on the cover.

US star and World Cup winner Alex Morgan one of the first women to feature on the front cover of video game FIFA 16. pic.twitter.com/FxxqUP80sq
— PFA (@PFA) July 22, 2015

A friendly between Leeds United and Eintracht Frankfurt descended into a pretty decent fan riot. It's just like the good ol' days! The Guardian has more, but a video is embedded below.

In cricket, England won the first round of the women's Ashes. The men are farther along in their series and Australia has so far dominated.

Stage 17 is under way in Le Tour. Leader Chris Froome can't seem to escape doping allegations. Froome has more than a three minute lead on Colombian newcomer Nairo Quintana Rojas.

The preliminary rounds of men's basketball got underway yesterday at the Pan Am Games. The U.S. beat Venezuela 85 to 62. The U.S. women took silver on Monday, losing to Canada 73-81.

MLS is in the midst of its customary series of friendlies against European super clubs. But just because these are meaningless games and blatant money grabs—93,000 fans packed the Rose Bowl in L.A. to watch the Galaxy take on Barcelona—doesn't mean they're free of controversy. Barca beat the Galaxy 2-1, but did Luis Suarez (aka Handball Lector) strike again?

Was it a handball? #LAvFCB pic.twitter.com/CkqeR6jORa
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) July 22, 2015

In another friendly Manchester United defeated the San Jose Earthquakes 3-1. The team is still expected to complete a number of signings this transfer window, and there is still speculation that star goalkeeper David de Gea will leave for Real Madrid. Former club captain Rio Ferdinand had something to tell the Spaniard:

Rio Ferdinand has this message for David de Gea pic.twitter.com/vMbVwf9xIe
— Purely Football (@PurelyFootball) July 22, 2015