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EFL ‘not hopeful’ of achieving financial settlement with Premier League

Talks over the ‘New Deal For Football’ took place on Friday

The Independent UK

Arsenal charged by FA over conduct of players during penalty appeal against Newcastle

Arsenal have been charged by the Football Association over the conduct of their players on Monday night against Newcastle.

Evening Standard

On this day in 2012: Liverpool defiant despite accepting Luis Suarez racism ban

Club and player made clear their unhappiness with the investigation.

The Independent UK

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FA releases statement after being told to update rule book by outraged Chelsea fans

Homophobic chants were heard during Chelsea's draw with Nottingham Forest on Sunday, with the Blues' LGBT+ supporters group calling on the Football Association to act

Daily Mirror

Ivan Toney charged with further 30 alleged betting breaches by the FA

Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been charged over additional alleged breaches of the Football Association's betting rules, the governing body has announced.

Evening Standard

Gareth Southgate to continue as England boss

Southgate will lead the country’s Euro 2024 campaign, the Football Association said.

The Independent UK

‘We are delighted’: FA confirms Gareth Southgate staying as England manager

The Football Association has confirmed Gareth Southgate has decided to continue as England’s manager and lead the team into qualifying for Euro 2024

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Everton fans call for change after FA Cup ticket price 'slap in the face'

Supporters groups, led by the Fan Advisory Board, have called for change after tickets for the trip to Manchester United far exceeded the cap on Premier League away costs

Liverpool Echo

Where did Gareth Southgate go wrong? England debate breaks out after World Cup woe

JOHN CROSS AND ANDY DUNN DEBATE: Gareth Southgate's future as England boss has been called into question following the the World Cup quarter-final defeat by France

Daily Mirror

Reasons for Ben White’s World Cup exit must be ‘respected’ – Gareth Southgate

The Arsenal defender left the tournament for ‘personal reasons’, the Football Association said.

The Independent UK

Gareth Southgate gets England dressing room response to possible exit after World Cup

Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate has a contract with the Football Association until 2024 but after a difficult period prior to the World Cup, there had been suggestions he could leave

Daily Mirror

Raheem Sterling considering return to England’s World Cup squad in Qatar

Sterling left the camp due to concern over his family’s wellbeing after a break-in at his home in Surrey

The Independent UK

PL could give EFL bigger share and still be richest league says Rotherham chief

Paul Douglas, the Championship club’s CEO, argues the Premier League could help the lower divisions and remain the ‘strongest division in Europe’.

The Independent UK

Cristiano Ronaldo banned and fined by FA a day after Man United contract is terminated

Cristiano Ronaldo has been banned for two matches and handed a £50,000 fine by the Football Association a day after agreeing to terminate his Manchester United contract.

Evening Standard

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Gareth Southgate admits he ‘understands’ FIFA position on ‘OneLove’ armband as he urges England to keep focus

Gareth Southgate has moved to draw a line under England’s ‘OneLove’ armband fiasco, saying the squad should “channel our energies” elsewhere after the Football Association’s climbdown on Monday morning.

Daily Mirror

The FA deserve criticism for pathetic armband U-Turn but shameful FIFA warrant contempt

England, Wales and the other five countries who initially signed up to wear the "One Love" armband will no longer do so at the World Cup after threats of sporting punishments from FIFA

Daily Mirror

Punishment Harry Kane and Gareth Bale could both face if captains wear OneLove armband

Harry Kane, Gareth Bale and seven other World Cup captains are planning on wearing the OneLove armband at the tournament in Qatar to promote diversity and inclusion

Daily Mirror

Harry Kane to risk being booked by wearing 'One Love' armband at World Cup

Football Association chiefs are trying to get clarification from FIFA amid concerns players who make the anti-discrimination gesture could be shown a yellow card for defying tournament rules

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Daily Mirror

England squad to receive huge £13m prize pot if they win World Cup after FA boost

The Football Association has hiked the potential bonuses for the England squad with the 26 players splitting a £13million pot if they are successful in the World Cup

The Independent UK

England and Wales prepared to defy Fifa and wear OneLove captain’s armband

Fifa have instructed all competing nations to wear their armband, but the Football Association and the Football Association of Wales are understood to be pressing ahead with the OneLove campaign

The Independent UK

On this day in 2011 – Luis Suarez charged with racially abusing Patrice Evra

The Liverpool striker was subsequently found guilty and handed an eight-match ban and a £40,000 fine by the FA.

Manchester Evening News

Family of Nobby Stiles join legal action against English and Welsh FAs

'Football killed Nobby', claims John Stiles

Daily Mirror

Man Utd news: Red Devils fined as Erik ten Hag given green light to complete transfer

The Football Association has fined Manchester United £82,000 for breaches of two rules during their Premier League matches with Newcastle and Chelsea, which ended in draws

Evening Standard

Manchester United slapped with fine for failing to control players against Chelsea and Newcastle

Manchester United have been hit by an £82,000 Football Association fine for failing to control their players in two Premier League matches last month.

Daily Mirror

England's Ivan Toney remains available for World Cup despite FA betting investigation

Brentford striker Ivan Toney is under investigation by the Football Association over historic match betting but could still feature at the Qatar World Cup for England

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