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Football news and analysis in the Premier League category.
Mauricio Pochettino reacts strongly to Manchester City being found guilty of over 100 financial rule breaches, emphasizing the deception experienced by fans and the complexities of imposing suitable punishments.
England coach Thomas Tuchel is set to maintain his defensive lineup despite individual mistakes in the recent 3-2 loss to Spain, as injury doubts loom over key defenders ahead of the Nations League match against Czechia.
Manchester City has vehemently contested the Premier League's verdict on over 100 charges, signaling ongoing legal battles and raising questions about the league's role in the controversy.
Manchester City insists it will contest the financial breach verdict as Premier League rivals urge swift publication of the full findings to uphold league integrity.
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano refused to respond to questions regarding the club's 115 charges while leaving a European Football Clubs' body meeting in Copenhagen.
Michael Wynn-Jones, former journalist and honorary life president of Norwich City FC, has died peacefully at home aged 85, prompting widespread sadness at the club.
Chelsea have established themselves as the leading challengers to Manchester City's Women's Super League title defence, signaling a fierce competition ahead.
Manchester City has come under fire with a series of charges levied against the club, stirring debate across the football community. This development recalls past controversies and could have significant implications for the club and the wider football landscape.
England’s defensive struggles in 2026 have posed a significant challenge for Thomas Tuchel, who may find a remedy in Trent Alexander-Arnold as the Nations League continues.
Barcelona and Spain forward Lamine Yamal expressed his gratitude to Lionel Messi for his immense contributions to football during their embrace at the 2026 World Cup final.
Roberto Mancini has acknowledged the existence of a ‘double contract’ during his time managing Manchester City, following the club’s Premier League financial rules breach ruling. Despite the controversy, Mancini stated the issue does not concern him as he focuses on his current role with Italy.
Everton supporters have endured a 31-year wait without major silverware, raising questions about the club's future and moments of joy amid ongoing challenges.
Thirty years on from Arsène Wenger’s appointment as Arsenal manager, the Frenchman’s impact on English football remains profound, having reshaped the Premier League and introduced a new era of multiculturalism and innovation.
Possession football in the Premier League is witnessing a significant shift this season, with teams holding over 60% possession winning just 36% of their matches, raising questions about the effectiveness of possession-based tactics.
Scott McTominay’s absence in Scotland’s Nations League opener has sparked tactical debates as the team prepares to face Switzerland, with coach Sébastien Pocognoli still assessing his squad.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel insists it would be 'madness' to rest England players selectively during the extended Nations League schedule, pledging full commitment for the upcoming match against Czechia.
James Trafford’s impressive performance against Spain in the Nations League has put him in strong contention for England’s No 1 goalkeeper spot, challenging Jordan Pickford’s long-held position.
Tony Pulis claims Stoke City were 'cheated' out of the 2011 FA Cup final following Manchester City's recent guilty verdict on multiple Premier League financial breaches.
Chelsea welcome Arsenal to Stamford Bridge in a pivotal Women’s Super League encounter, with Melvine Malard set to feature in her first London derby following a high-profile summer transfer.
Manchester City has been found guilty of serious breaches spanning 2009 to 2018, casting doubt on iconic achievements and threatening significant consequences for the Premier League.
England’s familiar 55-minute collapse reappeared during their Nations League clash with Spain, yet this time it came with different causes and a more optimistic outlook for Thomas Tuchel’s side.
England’s football team shows exciting chaos on the pitch but lacks the control needed to secure major international trophies, as highlighted by their recent performances compared to Spain’s disciplined approach.
Sébastien Pocognoli’s first match as Scotland head coach ended in a 0-0 draw away to Slovenia in the Nations League, offering early signs of promise despite a goalless stalemate.
Manchester City has been found guilty on nearly all charges of breaching Premier League financial regulations. Manager Enzo Maresca responded with a cryptic social media message as the club prepares to appeal the verdict.
Liverpool have swiftly appointed Julian Ward as their sporting director once again after Richard Hughes left for Al-Hilal, marking a significant move amid changes at Anfield.
Manchester United's new head coach Eva Olid aims for high-possession attacking football, but the team is facing initial difficulties adapting to her tactical approach.
Manchester City has been found guilty of the majority of 134 Premier League disciplinary charges. We explore the club's options for appeal, potential penalties, and the impact on their future.
England face a daunting task against Spain’s near-impenetrable defence, but data suggests that crossing could be the key to unlocking the world champions’ backline.
French forward Melvine Malard is determined to become a Chelsea legend as she reunites with manager Sonia Bompastor, pursuing success at Stamford Bridge after a big-money move and a Ballon d'Or nomination.
Manchester City continues to navigate significant legal issues as they prepare for upcoming Nations League fixtures, with appeals pending and the club maintaining its denial of all allegations.
Manchester City has been found guilty on nearly all charges of financial misconduct following a lengthy investigation dating back to 2018, casting a shadow over the club's recent successes.
Rui Pinto, the whistleblower behind Football Leaks, has described Manchester City's recent conviction for financial fair play breaches as a historic ruling, marking a significant moment in European football governance.
Former Manchester City midfielder Rodri maintains that the club’s success is deserved despite the recent Financial Fair Play guilty verdict handed down by the Premier League.
Friday’s verdict against Manchester City casts a long shadow over their recent Premier League triumphs, marking the start of a controversial new chapter in English football.
Manchester City have been officially found guilty of financial fraud following a three-year fight to dismiss over 100 charges, confirming long-held fan fears and raising questions about the club’s future.
The Premier League has joined forces with three leading European leagues to demand fundamental changes in FIFA's governance, aiming to improve transparency and accountability in world football.
Andy Robertson insists Manchester City's players should not be held responsible for the club's financial fair play breaches, emphasizing their on-field achievements remain valid despite the verdict.
Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel casts doubt over Cole Palmer’s England future following the attacker’s recent withdrawal from international duty ahead of the Nations League clash against Spain.
Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial fair play rules in over 100 instances, facing possible sanctions including relegation or expulsion from the league.
Manchester City is set to face major sanctions after being found guilty of breaching most of the 115 financial rules they were accused of, according to football finance expert Kieran Maguire.
England prepares to face Spain in a pivotal match just 73 days after their painful World Cup semi-final loss, with questions mounting over the team's resilience and tactical approach.
Liverpool's Cody Gakpo has spoken about his challenging summer following the collapse of his high-profile transfer to Manchester City and a personal family tragedy.
Chelsea have been charged by the Football Association following alleged discriminatory chanting by their supporters during the August Premier League win at Fulham.
Sébastien Pocognoli starts his role as Scotland’s head coach ahead of the Nations League, with Euro 2028 qualification secured as hosts and a focus on rebuilding the squad.
Top English clubs are increasingly trading academy players, highlighting a shift in the transfer market and raising important questions about the development and welfare of young footballers.
The Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, and Serie A have jointly called for fundamental governance reforms at FIFA, criticizing President Gianni Infantino's leadership and the abandoned Fifa Forward Enterprise scheme.
Spain's 38-match unbeaten run and multiple honours reflect a football system rooted in education, cultural identity, and influential clubs like Barcelona and Basque teams.
The parents of late footballer Billy Vigar have publicly stated that the Football Association could have taken measures to prevent their son's tragic death.
Everton’s James Garner is eager to prove himself on the international stage after receiving a late call-up for England’s Nations League match against Spain, drawing comparisons to Federico Valverde.
Andy Burnham advocates for lifting the ban on alcohol consumption in stadium stands, sparking discussions on whether football fans truly support this change.