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Luton threaten to ban fans involved in tragedy chanting against Liverpool

The Football Association has requested more information from police over chants heard at Kenilworth Road on Sunday which referenced the Hillsborough disaster

The Guardian - UK

Andre Onana defends Manchester United teammate Alejandro Garnacho over gorilla emoji post

The Football Association is investigating Garnacho’s social media post

The Independent UK

OPINION - The Standard View: The FA’s refusal to light the Wembley arch in Israel’s colours is an act of cowardice

The Football Association can summon the political will to support Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ+ rights. This is correct, because black lives do matter, as do those of LGBTQ+ people. Football is for everyone. Yet when it comes to the massacre of Jews, the FA equivocates. Why?

Evening Standard

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FA criticised for ‘weak response’ to Israel and Palestine conflict

The Football Association’s plans to pay tribute to the conflict’s innocent victims were announced on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Former chairman David Bernstein condemns FA’s response to Israel terror attacks

England host Australia at Wembley on Friday but the FA are still deciding whether to display a show of solidarity at the national stadium

The Independent UK

Reece James: Chelsea captain faces ban after FA charge in latest blow to Mauricio Pochettino

Chelsea captain Reece James faces a ban after being charged by the Football Association for using “insulting or abusive” language towards a referee.

Evening Standard

Baroness Sue Campbell to retire as FA’s Director of Women’s Football

Baroness Sue Campbell will retire from her role as Director of Women’s Football at the Football Association next year.

Evening Standard

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Liverpool boost as Alexis Mac Allister’s red card overturned after successful appeal

The Football Association have overturned Alexis Mac Allister’s red card after Liverpool launched an appeal.

Evening Standard

FA committed to keeping Sarina Wiegman amid Netherlands men’s job links

The Football Association would rebuff an approach from the Dutch FA if they tried to poach Lionesses boss Sarina Wiegman to manage their men's team.

Evening Standard

Lionesses can return home with pride – but here’s what the FA needs to do to win with the stars of the future

England reached the 2023 Women’s World Cup final but couldn’t overcome a Spanish side who were tactically intelligent and dominant in possession, losing 0-1.

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak would not have attended men’s World Cup final either, says minister

The Prime Minister and the Prince of Wales, who is also president of the Football Association, did not attend the Women’s World Cup final.

The Independent UK

Lucy Bronze: ‘empowered’ England want to keep pushing women’s football

Lionesses fullback says the squad is fighting for performance-related bonuses to set a standard for all

The Guardian - AU

Wolves fined for fans' homophobic chanting against Chelsea

The Football Association (FA) announced on Friday that Wolverhampton Wanderers has been fined £100,000 ($131,000) due to homophobic chanting by a section of their supporters during a Premier League match against Chelsea in April.

The Times of India

Sarina Wiegman keeping out of discussions over World Cup bonuses

Reports claimed the Lionesses were unhappy with the Football Association about performance-based payments.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Nottingham Forest star Harry Toffolo charged with 375 alleged breaches of FA betting rules

Harry Toffolo has become the latest Premier League player to be hit with an FA charge in relation to betting rules, with the Football Association putting out a statement

The Guardian - UK

Ian Foster leaves England Under-20s to join Steven Gerrard in Saudi Arabia

The England Under-20s manager Ian Foster has left the Football Association to work as assistant manager to Steven Gerrard in Saudi Arabia

Daily Mirror

Ivan Toney makes Premier League promise and insists he just 'wants to be loved' amid ban

Ivan Toney will not play Premier League football again until January after receiving an eight-month suspension from the Football Association for breaching betting rules

Manchester Evening News

FA Cup will be 'forever diminished' by major changes impacting Man City and Manchester United

An MP has warned the Football Association they risk 'diminishing' the value of the FA Cup if a controversial TV deal is struck with the Premier League amid sweeping changes to the competition

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The Guardian - UK

Come on you hedgehogs: FA reveals rewilding plan for grassroots pitches

The Football Association has committed itself to rewilding the English game as part of a five-year sustainability strategy

The Guardian - UK

Premier League closes on deal to buy FA Cup’s international media rights

The Premier League could assume control of the competition’s scheduling after the FA opted to retender

Marie Claire

As England Make History With Second Consecutive Euros Win - 12 Other Game-Changing Moments That Changed the Sport Forever

From a 50-year ban to sold-out stadiums, writer Dionne Brighton looks back on the history-making moments of adversity in the women's game.

The Guardian - UK

England women’s players frustrated with FA after bonus talks break down

England players will not be paid performance-related bonuses for the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

Leeds Live

Leeds United delivered immediate transfer boost for Nick Hammond in new rebuild role

Leeds United are among the 44 teams in England given special dispensation to now recruit four players who ordinarily would fail to meet The Football Association's work permit rules

The Times of India

New rules allow English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirements

The Football Association announced on Wednesday that English clubs will now have the opportunity to sign a specified number of players who do not meet the points requirements for work permits.

Daily Mirror

Premier League chiefs to clamp down on referee abuse after Jose Mourinho tirade

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: Following Roma manager Jose Mourinho's appalling behaviour towards referee Anthony Taylor after the Europa League final, Premier League bosses are set to clamp down on abusive behaviour

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