With over 400 appearances over 17 seasons for a myriad of teams across England, there isn’t much Guy Branston hasn’t seen. We sit down with him to discuss his rich playing and coaching

This is the fifth of a six-part series looking at figures who have played a pivotal role in a modern football success story. The first piece, on the rebuilding of Ajax, can be found here. Part two, on Belgium becoming No 1 in the FIFA Rankings is here.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has made a virtue out of his love for football - Angela Rayner Facebook England players were booed off during their drab 1-0 victory over Andorra, but ...

England's national Football Association announced Thursday that transgender women will not be able to play on its affiliated women's soccer teams from the beginning of June. The announcement is a change in the FA's rules in response to a recent ruling by ...

This article is part of a series reported and written by students at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville as an assignment for a course offered by the School of Journalism and Media. During the course, Sports Communication in the U.K., students ...

Kieran Maguire has taught courses and presented on football finance for the Professional Footballers Association, League Managers Association, FIFA and national football associations in Europe. Christina Philippou is affiliated with the RAF FA, and Premier ...

No longer is the Bishop England football program the hunter. Last season’s surprising 9-3 season and a region 7-AAAA championship has caught the attention of every other team in Region 7, making the Bishops the hunted. Logan Hall’s first season as ...