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An Arsenal youngster was reportedly given a five-match ban and sent on a racial education course after calling an opposition player a ‘f***ing monkey’ during…

In his autobiography, Per Mertesacker gives a damming assessment of the latter days of life under Arsene Wenger, highlighting the bubble the players lived in and how nothing changed, even after the side lost 8-2 at Old Trafford.

Earlier this month, Sahar Khodayari set fire to herself after being sentenced to six months in prison for the ‘crime’ of watching a football match. I contacted Shireen Ahmed and asked her to write something for the site about what happened and why because I believe this needs to be put in front of as many people as possible. Don’t look away. Please read on…

The number of hate crime incidents at football matches in England and Wales rose 47% last year with 79% of complaints race-related.

The International Campaign for Freedom in the UAE will hold a demonstration outside the Emirates Stadium ahead of Arsenal’s Premier League game against Aston Villa on Sunday.

Manchester United’s manager, Casey Stoney, has called on sponsors to treat female players the way they treat male ones and focus on their talent not their looks.

Arsenal reportedly turned down the chance to sign Antoine Griezmann from Real Sociedad before he moved to Atletico Madrid.

There was a time when football wasn’t everywhere and we soaked up what little information we could find like thirsty little sponges. In that vein, 50 Years of Shoot! is a time-machine, catapulting you back to your youth.

Megan Rapinoe was at Arsenal’s game against Fiorentina on Saturday night and she took some time out to pose with fellow social justice warrior, Hector Bellerin, before speaking about Donald Trump’s latest racist episode.

Jordi Osei-Tutu came through a really tough first-half in a friendly against FC St. Gallen with his head held high on Tuesday.

You have to love the French when it comes to annoying people and this time they’ve turned their attention to Donald Trump after his Twitter war with Megan Rapinoe.

On Sunday afternoon the USA Women’s team became World Champions for the fourth time while their men’s team lost the Gold Cup final to Mexico a few hours later. Guess who gets paid more?

Six years after leaping over a Pride barrier to march with the UK’s first LGBT+ football fan group, an Arsenal season-ticket holder is organising the club’s biggest-ever Pride appearance.

Unai Emery has been spending some of his ‘downtime’ teaching kids, who have been taken from their parents thanks to Donald Trump’s immigration policies, how to play football.

Hector Bellerin has proved once again that he doesn’t care what you think as he strutted his stuff down the Louis Vitton catwalk in an all-pink two-piece.

Per Mertesacker thinks football may not be ready, still, for ‘homosexuality’, and I have to say his assessment is probably right on the money.

A recent report from the Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee has further highlighted the problem of homophobia in sport and has made suggestions on how governing bodies can take a zero tolerance approach.

Prior to England Women winning the Cricket World Cup, England footballer Carly Telford was interviewed by the BBC and wished her cricket-playing partner good luck.

Arsenal’s Beth Mead has revealed she left a boy crying on the ground when she first started playing football and the parents laughed at her.

While men’s football still might not be able to cope with the thought of a gay player, women’s football has been a lot more tolerant…