Fans attending some games at EURO 2028 will be able watch their teams for as little as £26 – a complete contrast to the farce that has engulfed World Cup 2026 in North America. UEFA have taken the decision to freeze ticket prices from EURO 2024… perhaps as a direct response to FIFA’s shenanigans, which …
UEFA Highlight FIFA’s World Cup Greed by Freezing Ticket Prices for EURO 2028 Read More »
Leeds United don’t like to make things easy for themselves. After a hard-fought match they were 2-0 up going into stoppage time and looking like they were heading comfortably for their first FA Cup semi final in 39 years. However, West Ham had other ideas and scored twice in the mammoth 11 minutes of added …
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The Confederation of African Football (Caf) has set an extraordinary precedent by stripping the champions of its flagship tournament of their title… two months after the final took place. Officials for Caf have declared that Senegal’s decision to walk off the pitch in the middle of their final against Morocco has been viewed as them …
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Every once in a while, the unthinkable happens in football. From Leicester City’s Premier League title triumph in 2015/16 to Greece’s unlikely victory at EURO 2004, one of the beautiful game’s true gifts to the world is that, despite some evidence to the contrary, almost anything can happen. Like Tottenham getting relegated from the Premier …
It’s game day. You wake up, have a stretch, put the kettle on and plan your day ahead – which presumably entails watching your team win 3-0. The supporters of Gateshead FC probably went through a similar ritual to that ahead of their National League contest with Truro City on February 21, 2026… albeit at …
Gateshead and Truro City Break Record for Longest Away Day in English Football Read More »
The release of Deloitte’s annual Football Money League has revealed that English Premier League clubs are being left eating the dust of the beautiful game’s two revenue-generating monsters, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. Real Madrid topped the standings for a third consecutive year, hauling in £975 million in revenue during the 2024/25 season – a …
Real Madrid and Barcelona Top Deloitte Football Rich List as Premier League Clubs Slump Read More »
The anticipation heading into an international football tournament, even for minnows not expected to compete for the trophy, is palpable. So when things don’t quite go according to plan, the inverse reaction to the failure can be intense, to say the least. Maybe the sports minister of the Gabonese government should have stepped outside and …
Gabon Sack Manager, Ban Aubameyang, and Suspend Entire Team in AFCON Failure Fallout Read More »
You have to go back to 1985 to find the last time that the Scottish Premiership title wasn’t clinched by either of the Old Firm teams: Celtic and Rangers. And, in fact, for much of that span since, those two Glaswegian outfits have had a monopoly on first and second place in the division – …
Hearts’ Blood Pumping as Old Firm’s Monopoly of the Scottish Premiership Title Weakens Read More »
When Moises Caicedo was sent off while playing for Chelsea against Arsenal in November 2025, it opened the door for a potential disaster. Not only did it mean that the Blues would have to play for around an hour with ten men against the Premier League table toppers – they would still claim a 1-1 …
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A trip to Anfield isn’t something that a promoted team would usually relish. But the Sunderland class of 2025/26 is a different breed, and they returned from the trip to Merseyside with a point courtesy of a 1-1 draw – in fact, the Black Cats led with just ten minutes left to play. It means …
