Lincoln City spent the summer of 2026 getting used to a new view. After running away with the League One title on 103 points, unbeaten across a 29-game stretch and a full 12 clear of Cardiff City, the ...

The football week has settled into its post-World Cup rhythm, which means all of the big transfer stories are the ones that haven’t quite happened yet. Chief amongst them is the tug-of-war building up ...

When looking at the leagues that play their football in both Asia and Oceania, it is undoubtedly true that one of the regions has had a bigger impact on the other. Most fans of a division such as the ...

Brazil’s World Cup 2026 journey ended at the last-16 stage, as the Selecao suffered a 2-1 defeat against Norway, with Erling Haaland bagging a brace against Carlo Ancelotti’s team. View this post on ...

Where Wembley’s concerned the numbers six and three can still send shudders down the spine. That was the score when the mighty Magyars of Hungary spanked England in “The Match of the Century” in 1953.

72 hours between matches, at least one day off per week, and three weeks of holiday after a season. A few of the measures FIFA wants to introduce to protect players from the congested calendar. It is ...

In the 2003/04 season, Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal did the unthinkable and went a whole season unbeaten in the Premier League to claim the English top-flight title and write a small piece of history. It ...

Norwich City fans are amongst the most passionate that you’re likely to find, if for no other reason than the area is a one-club city in much the same way as Newcastle is. It means that those that get ...

There’s nothing in soccer quite like a free kick. One player standing over the ball, the wall lined up, the keeper yelling orders, with the whole stadium waiting to see if magic’s about to happen.

Top English football clubs have agreed in principle to replace Profit and Sustainability rules with a new Premier League anchoring system. Whilst not all the details are yet clear, it’s no surprise to ...

Football clubs have long and illustrious histories. Even those that haven’t enjoyed the same sort of success as the biggest teams in the land still have the kind of culture within supporters that ...

There is a certain type of wit that is employed by football supporters but that you rarely see from other mass groups. Perhaps the supporters of Europe during the Ryder Cup might come closest to the ...