FIFA, the world soccer governing body, has announced a free streaming service, called FIFA+, which it claims will provide 40,000 live soccer matches a year. A company called Eleven is powering the service, and has not cropped up on Faultline’s radar before – although whoever named the company did it no favors with regard to its SEO. Eleven Group is headquartered in London, and has announced that it will be adding live matches from FIFA Member Associations into FIFA+. The launch says that Eleven will be adding an “unprecedented volume of live football from around the world,” and that thousands of games have already been secured – using a collection of technologies and capabilities that its parent Aser Ventures has…