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England and Wales pubs can stay open until 5am for England’s 1am World Cup match against Mexico, turning licensing into national theatre.
The Football Governance Act gives supporters more say over clubs, owners and finances, while football discovers that belonging requires a form.
Norway Iceland produced seven goals at Women’s EURO 2025 and reduced both defences to a useful training film.
Euro 2025 travel advice prepares England and Wales fans for Swiss rules, fan zones and emergency services that cannot rescue a weak chant.
Premier League fixtures have given supporters all 380 dates required to book trains, hotels and the inevitable cancellation email.
The Club World Cup began with an action packed goalless draw in which two goalkeepers heroically protected the plot from acquiring a score.
Academy players visited Atlanta to explore football, education and the startling possibility that a career can contain more than one result.
Brighton score four at Tottenham and still miss Europe, proving a magnificent result can depend on somebody else's less convenient result.
A Spurs trophy has finally arrived after 17 years, leaving rival supporters with only several decades of remaining archival material.
Crystal Palace win the FA Cup for the first time, defeating Manchester City and rendering decades of sensible pessimism temporarily unusable.
VAR conversations from five Premier League incidents reveal elite officials using cutting-edge technology to say wait with exceptional authority.
Olly Murs will perform before the Women’s FA Cup Final, giving Chelsea and Manchester United one final chance to blame the playlist.
