Nothing will stop women’s football thriving in England – Ian Wright
Ian Wright says nothing will stop women’s football thriving in England after the Lionesses stormed into the Euro 2022 final with a 4-0 thrashing of Sweden on Tuesday.
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Manchester United's Christian Eriksen was compared to Italy legend by Jamie Carragher
Jamie Carragher likened Manchester United's Christian Eriksen to former AC Milan and Juventus player Andrea Pirlo last season.
'Inclusive Culture' Can Inspire Indian Youngsters To Take Up Football, Says Premier League Legend Wes Morgan
Leicester City FC's Premier League-winning captain Wes Morgan believes aspiring Indian youngsters can take advantage of the globalisation of modern football to achieve their dreams. Morgan was optimistic about how Indian football can take forward steps through Football Sports Development Limited's (FSDL) partnership with the Premier League. "Hopefully the partnership with the Premier League and English football overall can inspire the youngsters in India who are playing and are fans of the game a lot. Surely many of them catch the games on television and they will have their favourite players and teams," Morgan said.
Ronald Araujo flattened Vinicius & Tchouaméni in Barcelona 1-0 Real Madrid
Barcelona emerged victorious in their clash against Real Madrid in Las Vegas on Saturday evening.
Ronaldo, Salah, De Bruyne: Who is the best looking Premier League footballer?
Cristiano Ronaldo has been ranked as the 212th most attractive footballer in the Premier League, according to a new study.
Ajax manager softens stance on Antony sale amid Manchester United interest
Ajax manager Alfred Schreuder has admitted Manchester United target Antony could leave the club this summer.
Erling Haaland arrival means champions Manchester City even more formidable
Manchester City will start next season in the familiar role of title favourites after refusing to rest on their laurels once again.
Football Association welcomes new evidence regarding repetitive head impacts
The Football Association has welcomed new research that has found conclusive evidence that repetitive head impacts can cause degenerative brain disease and offered its support in attempts to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in people still alive.