Rangers Board Backs Thelwell After Son's Appointment
Exclusive: Rangers Director of Football Phil Thelwell defends transparent process after appointing his son Tyler, with Ibrox board issuing unequivocal support despite fan concerns.
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Swedish Club's Secret Champions League Blueprint Revealed
Exclusive insight into the revolutionary football philosophy from tiny Swedish club Mjällby that's taking the Champions League by storm. Discover how their data-driven approach is transforming elite competition.
Bolivian football match abandoned after mass brawl
Violence erupted during Bolivia's premier football clash between Bolivar and Always Ready, resulting in multiple injuries and match suspension amid chaotic scenes.
Sam Kerr returns to Matildas after two-year injury absence
Australian football superstar Sam Kerr is poised to make her triumphant return to the Matildas squad following a lengthy two-year absence due to serious injury, marking a major boost for the national team ahead of crucial fixtures.
European Football: Como's Rise Continues as Juventus, Milan Fall
A dramatic weekend across European football saw Como's remarkable Serie A rise continue while Italian giants Juventus and AC Milan suffered surprising defeats. Getafe and Real Madrid also featured in key matches.
Gary Neville's Silent Protest Against FA Cup Replay Scrap
Manchester United legend Gary Neville launches powerful protest against Football Association's controversial decision to scrap FA Cup replays, calling it a devastating blow to grassroots football clubs.
Barcelona's Yamal refuses free autographs in business move
FC Barcelona's teenage sensation Lamine Yamal is making headlines for his controversial approach to fan interactions, refusing to sign autographs for free in what experts call a strategic career move.
FA fines non-league clubs £1.4m in betting scandal
The Football Association has come down hard on 21 non-league clubs after uncovering widespread illegal betting activities, issuing unprecedented fines that have sent shockwaves through English football.
Footballers Who Scored Most Goals in One Match
Discover the astonishing stories behind footballers who scored the majority of their career goals in just one extraordinary match, from record-breaking debuts to forgotten heroes of the beautiful game.
Trump eyes former Bank of England chief for admin role
Exclusive: Donald Trump reportedly considers appointing Canadian economist and former central banker Mark Carney to a key position if he wins the upcoming US presidential election.
Cape Verde's historic World Cup qualification celebrated
Witness the emotional celebrations as Cape Verde, the small Atlantic archipelago, achieves the impossible by qualifying for their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2026.
The Multi-Million Pound Economics of Ascot's Champions Day
An exclusive financial breakdown of QIPCO British Champions Day reveals the multi-million pound investment behind the world's most valuable race day at Ascot.
Georgia-Auburn football fury over referee controversy
College football fans erupt in anger as disputed referee decisions dominate Georgia-Auburn showdown, leaving both sides questioning the integrity of the game.
Non-league star gets Arsenal trial after wrong train
Discover how non-league footballer Billy Vigar's career took an extraordinary turn after a chance encounter with Arsenal, leading to a trial with the Premier League giants against all odds.
Illinois stuns Ohio State after controversial punt decision
In a stunning Big Ten upset, Illinois defeats Ohio State 23-20 after a controversial fourth-quarter punt decision that has fans and analysts divided.
Leeds United's 1975 European Glory Relived
A riveting new documentary captures Leeds United's legendary 1975 European Cup victory against Bayern Munich, exploring the passion, politics and footballing brilliance that defined English football's golden era.
Gibraltar's Luca Scanlon: Rising Football Star Interview
Exclusive interview with Gibraltar's rising star Luca Scanlon and his brother James as they discuss international football dreams, family bonds, and representing their nation on the global stage.
Anthropology Pioneer Adrian Mayer Dies at 101
Celebrating the remarkable life and legacy of Professor Adrian Mayer, whose groundbreaking fieldwork in India reshaped anthropology and illuminated complex social structures.
Italian footballers boycott Israel teams over Gaza conflict
Italian footballers make bold political statement by refusing to face Israeli teams amid ongoing Gaza conflict, sparking international debate about sports and politics.
Football manager shocks with bizarre green card incident
In a truly surreal football moment, a manager shocked players and fans by producing a green card during an English match. The unprecedented incident has left everyone questioning what it means for the beautiful game.
The Guardian launches daily football quiz
The Guardian expands its popular Puzzles hub with a brand new daily football quiz, challenging fans' knowledge of the beautiful game while driving digital engagement.
Australian Film Industry Condemns Trump Tariff Plan
Australian film producers and trade experts condemn Donald Trump's proposed 10% tariff on imported films as unworkable and economically damaging to both Hollywood and international cinema.
Football tackles dementia crisis with Alzheimer's Society partnership
In a landmark move for brain health in football, the Alzheimer's Society becomes the official charity partner for England, Wales, and grassroots football, tackling the sport's dementia crisis head-on.
Father-Son Hat-Trick Dynasties in Football
Discover the exclusive club of footballing families where both father and son have scored a hat-trick for the same team. A fascinating look at goalscoring lineage.
The Bigger Cup Returns: Radical New Format Shakes EFL
The EFL's revolutionary 'Bigger Cup' competition makes its highly anticipated return with a bold new group stage format, offering lower league clubs a financial lifeline and a shot at glory against elite opposition.
Botswana's Gaborone United Ladies make CAF Champions League history
Gaborone United Ladies from Botswana create football history by qualifying for the CAF Women's Champions League, becoming the first Southern African club to reach the tournament's group stages.
UK's Best Economics Degrees: 2025 Rankings Revealed
The Complete University Guide's 2025 league table for Economics is out. Discover which UK universities topped the chart, which ones are rising stars, and key trends shaping economics education.
Crouch's Hilarious Fantasy Football Forfeit at Non-League Club
Former England striker Peter Crouch fulfils his fantasy football forfeit in spectacular fashion, pulling pints and serving fans at non-league Warrington Rylands after losing a bet with his own podcast team.
Andorra's Football: A Month of Tuesday Afternoons
A searing portrait of Andorra's bleak September international break, where hope is a foreign concept and football is a form of purgatory played out on a plastic pitch.
Half of US States on Brink of Recession, Analysis Reveals
A startling new economic analysis from Bloomberg Economics indicates that nearly half of all US states are either already in recession or teetering on the edge, signalling potential national economic turmoil ahead.
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