In the final week of February, the University of South Carolina announced that its 77,559-capacity Williams-Brice Stadium had secured a friendly match between Premier League rivals Manchester United and Liverpool. The match, which will take place on August ...

All eyes following Asian football will be on the opening games of the third round of FIFA World Cup 26™ qualification, taking place on 5 and 10 September. Several top teams are in action on the first two matchdays, as well as debutants to the new format ...

A recent football match in Hong Kong has flared geopolitical tensions. A sell-out crowd was left disappointed when Inter Miami’s Argentinian superstar, Lionel Messi, did not come onto the field. Their disappointment soon turned to anger as, just days ...

We’re all football lovers here, so surely we all want even more of it? The Premier League returned last weekend and with it came the realisation that ‘100 per cent performance’ for the entire 90 minutes would still leave you at least 10 minutes short.

It felt like an utter farce of football’s own making. With the global game always first to indulge in gesture politics, or tokenistic displays of solidarity, the decision was taken early by local organisers to festoon Seattle’s June 26 World Cup match in the rainbow insignia of Pride month.

A void where a game of football should've been.