Man who sold fake football shirts for seven years walks free from court
A man who made £100,000 by selling counterfeit football shirts has walked free from court. Ahmed Hafeji, 29, from Bolton, was given a suspended prison sentence.
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Everton plan protest for Manchester United fixture as Premier League clubs make transfer call
Manchester United are set to be impacted by two Premier League decisions within the next few weeks. The first one arrives very soon.
He went to the pub to watch football with his mates... but tragically never returned home
A 'fit and healthy' man who never came home after he went to watch football at the pub with friends died in a 'tragic accident', an inquest has heard.
Man United icon Sir Alex Ferguson perfectly settled the Cristiano Ronaldo vs Lionel Messi debate
In a world as divisive as this one, perhaps one of the longest-standing sporting debates is this: Who is the better player out of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo?
Former Manchester United star names two players he's 'sure' Sir Jim Ratcliffe is trying to sign
Mikael Silvestre believes Sir Jim Ratcliffe will already be mulling over signing OGC Nice pair Khephren Thuram and Jean-Clair Todibo at Manchester United.
Andy Cole says Manchester United have an obvious transfer target
Andy Cole said Manchester United still need to sign a proven Premier League goalscorer, insisting the club “should never” have got themselves into a position where they are relying on 20-year-old Rasmus Hojlund.
Newcastle given green light for controversial transfer ruling that affects Manchester United and Man City
Newcastle will be allowed to sign players from Saudi Arabia after a Premier League vote on a temporary ban regarding loans between clubs with associated owners failed to get enough support at Tuesday’s shareholders meeting.
Everton points deduction, FFP and punishments - what it means for Man City amid Premier League charges
The thorny issue of football finance has returned to the fore again in the last week after Everton were deducted 10 points by the Premier League for a breach of Financial Fair Play rules. The controversial ruling, which Everton are contesting, came while charges still hang over Manchester City in a much more expansive case than the one involving the Goodison club.