5 years: Mexico suspends top tier promotion and relegation
Mexican league soccer owners voted Friday to suspend relegation and promotion between the country's top two divisions for five years, citing economic problems for the second division that have been aggravated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Clubs want Premier League finished by end of June
The Premier League are reportedly coming under pressure from stakeholder clubs to produce a solution that would see the Premier League season finished before the end of June but that's simply not going to be possible.
Premier League order BT Sport and Sky Sports not to ask about crisis
According to a report in the Daily Mail in their Monday edition, the Premier League are gagging BT Sport and Sky Sports.
Premier League players told to be fit for May 16
The Premier League have reportedly told players to be fit to return by May 16 with a view to restarting football in mid-June.
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Euro 2020 play-offs to take place in October and November possibly behind-closed-doors
The play-offs for Euro 2020 are now likely to take place in October and November, even if they are behind closed doors according to a report on Friday.
Manchester United refuse to furlough staff as Liverpool make U-turn
Manchester United have committed to paying all their staff 100% of their wages after a public backlash forced Liverpool into reversing their decision to use tax-payers money to pay their employees.
Players warned isolation tweets ‘not the best look’
Premier League players have been warned against posting lavish pictures of themselves in self-isolation as the predictable and tiresome backlash over footballer's pay takes hold.
Arsenal in talks as Premier League stadiums open up to help NHS
Arsenal are reportedly in talks with north London hospitals over how the Emirates can be used as Premier League clubs open up their facilities to aid the fight against Covid-19 and emergency preparations for temporary morgues are discussed.
Premier League want to return at end of May behind closed doors
The Premier League will discuss this week the possibility of football returning at the end of May with a target date of July 12 for the end of the season.
1st UK humans enrolled for Coronavirus vaccine trials
In what could be absolutely huge news, the first humans have been enrolled in trials for a potential Covid-9/Coronavirus vaccine.
Sky Sports cancel all studio guests
Sky Sports are cancelling all studio guests from Monday as they try to keep Covid-19 infection levels down.
UEFA to announce Euro 2020 postponement
UEFA are expected to announce today that Euro 2020 will be pushed back to 2021 which will have a knock on-effect on other competitions, namely the Women's Euros due to take pace next year.
Mason Mount escapes quarantine to play football with Declan Rice
Despite being told to quarantine himself after Callum Hudson-Odoi's Covid-19 positive result, Chelsea's Mason Mount was spotted playing football in a local park with West Ham's Declan Rice.
Premier League confirm all matches suspended until April
The Premier League are suspending the season for the next few weeks, according to an announcement this morning.
BBC: Premier League suspension for several weeks now ‘most likely’
After insisting that the Premier League would go ahead this weekend, the Premier League is now expected to announce its suspension according to the BBC.
‘Some consider him an incompetent’ says Milan blogger about Gazidis
The tide has turned swiftly against Ivan Gazidis as AC Milan fans realise a lot quicker than Arsenal ones did that the CEO is more than a bit useless.
Sven Mislintat experiences Arsenal VAR woes in Germany
We all know that VAR has not been Arsenal's friend this season but did you know that it also seems to be giving former Arsenal man, Sven Mislintat, a major headache in Germany, too?
Alisher Usmanov’s nephew lands Everton job
Former major Arsenal shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, has landed his nephew a job with Everton, a club he has repeatedly been linked with investing in.
Kevin De Bruyne expected to be fit for Arsenal’s game against Manchester City
Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne is expected to be fit for our game on Wednesday night after picking up a shoulder injury.
Arsenal won’t be able to sign any more European u18s in 2021
Due to Brexit, Arsenal, and the rest of the football clubs in England, will no longer be able to sign European players under the age of 18.
FA forget what body part fist bumps involve but that’s not the weird bit
In the rush to avoid the spread of Coronavirus/Covid-10, the FA's medics were today praised by the Daily Mail for being 'ahead of the curve' when they banned England players from shaking hands with players during the last international break - in November.
Fight between Premier League clubs over Brexit quotas brewing
In what looks sets to be just another Brexit sideshow,a fight is brewing in the Premier League over homegrown quotas and which teams are allowed to attend the meeting that will determine the numbers.
Arsene Wenger launches worldwide Talent Development Programme across 120 nations
Double pass, a spin-off company of the University of Brussels (Belgium), specialising in sport technical and talent development management, has been chosen as the...
Gerard Deulofeu to miss Arsenal game
Watford will be without one of their most influential and dangerous players in Gerard Deulofeu when the sides face each other after the Spaniard was ruled out for the rest of the season.
Premier League referees will finally use pitchside monitors properly from next season
Premier League referees will finally use pitchside monitors properly from next season to rule on offside calls as well as red cards.
Arsene Wenger’s offside VAR changes get UEFA support as Premier League called to heel
The Premier League will review how they use VAR for next season and the offside rule will be changed to give the advantage to the striker - something it was already supposed to be doing.
Daily Mail claim clubs NOT PGMOL at fault for VAR farce
The Daily Mail today reported that PGMOL are not responsible for the fact that referees do not use pitchside monitors because that was the decision of Premier League clubs in at least four meetings.
Arsenal and Tottenhan adopt similar coronavirus prevention measures
Arsenal and Tottenham have both implemented procedures at their training grounds to try and limit any spread of the coronavirus.
Tottenham expect Harry Kane to be fit for Arsenal game
Despite Jose Mourinho saying he had doubts over Harry Kane's fitness for the Euros this summer, the striker is expected to be fit to face Arsenal later this season as is always the case with him.
Carlo Ancelotti aims to end Everton’s terrible record against big 6 clubs starting with...
Carlo Ancelotti plans to bring an end to Everton's terrible run of form away to big six sides, starting this weekend at Arsenal.
Wenger VAR overhaul won’t be in place for Euro 2020
Arsene Wenger's plans to overhaul the offside rule, and VAR along with it, will not be in place for the Euros this summer according to the chief of the International Football Association Board (IFAB).
Wolves manager backs Arsene Wenger’s VAR call
Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo has backed Arsene Wenger's calls to change VAR and the way the offside rule is applied.
UEFA could open another Manchester City investigation
UEFA could open another investigation into Manchester City with it being claimed that they over-inflated their sponsorship money to fiddle Financial Fair Play regulations between 2012 and 2016.
Chelsea remove Manchester United fans for homophobic chanting
Chelsea ejected some Manchester United fans for singing 'that' Ashley Cole chant on Monday night.
Andre Gomes to return against Arsenal after broken leg v Tottenham
Andre Gomes looks set to make his return to football against Arsenal after having ankle dislocated by Tottenham players back at the start of November.
Arsene Wenger to save football
Arsene Wenger is proposing that football authorities stop being idiots with VAR and eliminate the marginal offside calls that are so far from clear and obvious they may as well be a lump of coal in a black coat out for a late-night stroll along an unlit country road.
Justin Fashanu finally inducted into Football Hall of Fame
Justin Fashanu was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame on Wednesday as a trailblazer in the game as the first £1m black player and the first professional footballer to come out as gay, a decision that was to cost him his life.
Keeper legend Casillas running for president
The former Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas is to run for the presidency of the Spanish Football Federation.
Reiss Nelson and Jadon Sancho ‘like brothers’ says former coach
Coach, Sayce Holmes-Lewis, has been speaking to France Football about Jadon Sancho and the topic of his best friend, Reiss Nelson, both of whom Holmes-Lewis coached, came up.
Arsene Wenger hits back at Unai Emery Arsenal claims: Stand up for what you...
Arsene Wenger has hit out at Unai Emery's claims that Arsenal were a club in decline when he arrived.