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England aiming to host Women’s World Cup but may have to wait until 2035

The Football Association are keen to step up and host global showpiece after the success of last summer’s European Championship

Evening Standard

US will not poach ‘special’ World Cup coach Sarina Wiegman, insists FA

Wiegman is a coach in demand after steering England to consecutive major finals

The Independent UK

FA insists it will ‘100%’ reject any offers for Sarina Wiegman amid US vacancy

The FA will ‘100%’ reject any offers for Sarina Wiegman and is ‘very, very happy with her’, the FA chief executive, Mark Bullingham, has said

The Guardian - UK

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England warn USA against Sarina Wiegman approach with new contract planned

Inspirational Lionesses boss is expected to be targeted for United States job after Vlatko Andonovski’s post-World Cup resignation

Evening Standard

FA to build Wembley statue of England’s Lionesses after World Cup and Euros heroics

The FA has plans for a statue of the Lionesses around Wembley after their success at Euro 2022 and in the 2023 Women’s World Cup

The Independent UK

FA chief Mark Bullingham says Sarina Wiegman could be an England men’s candidate

Wiegman’s stock as a serial winner has risen steadily after reaching her fourth successive final as a head coach in international football.

The Independent UK

Bans for racism should match those for betting offences – Anton Ferdinand

Former West Ham and QPR defender Ferdinand was racially abused by Chelsea captain John Terry during a match in 2011.

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Anton Ferdinand urges FAs to suspend games over racial abuse

Anton Ferdinand said governing bodies should act to suspend matches where players suffer racial abuse

The Guardian - UK

Two years on from Saka, Rashford and Sancho racism, is football making progress in fight against online abuse?

Today marks two years since a deluge of online racist abuse was directed at Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho after their missed penalties in the Euro 2020 Final.

Evening Standard

It was our time – Taylor Harwood-Bellis lauds England U21 ‘family’ for Euro win

England beat Spain 1-0 in Saturday’s final to win the tournament for the first time since 1984.

The Independent UK

FA plans to dock points for misconduct in grassroots football welcomed

Campaigners have said points sanctions should extend up the football pyramid as abuse of officials will result in three to six points deductions from the 2023-24 season

The Guardian - UK

Time-wasting crackdown could mean equivalent of three extra games – FIFPRO study

Referees in Qatar were under instruction to calculate stoppage time more accurately.

The Independent UK

Gianni Infantino admits ‘learning process’ after OneLove armband row

England and Wales were threatened by Infantino’s organisation FIFA with sporting sanctions if they wore the armbands at the Qatar World Cup.

The Independent UK

English football regulator plan confirmed but financial battles loom

Government to unveil plans for independent body that will put supporters ‘at heart’ of how game is run

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The Independent UK

Leagues consider trialling concussion subs in defiance of lawmakers’ decision

IFAB could not reach a consensus to give the go-ahead to trials.

Liverpool Echo

Premier League trials of temporary concussion substitutions rejected for 2023/24 season

The Premier League will not be introducing temporary concussion substitutions for next season in a blow to player protection

The Independent UK

Backers of temporary concussion subs considering options after IFAB decision

IFAB could not reach a consensus to give the go-ahead to trials.

AFP

Football rules board rejects Premier League temporary concussion substitute trial

London (AFP) - A proposed trial of temporary concussion substitutes in next season's Premier League has been rejected by football's lawmakers, according to English Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham.

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Football London

Temporary concussion substitute trial rejected by IFAB for 2023/24 Premier League season

An International Football Association Board meeting took place on Wednesday to discuss implementing temporary concussion substitute trial for the 2023/24 Premier League season

The Independent UK

Referees to communicate VAR decisions to crowd in new trial

The game’s lawmaking body the International Football Association Board approved a trial at its annual business meeting on Wednesday

The Independent UK

No temporary concussion substitutes in the Premier League next season

The International Football Association Board met at Wembley on Wednesday to discuss the possibility of a trial after a request from world players’ union Fifpro

Daily Mirror

England win trophy at World Cup despite crashing out at quarter-final stage

England were nowhere near the 2022 World Cup final but Gareth Southgate's side were still commended for their efforts by FIFA as the tournament in Qatar drew to a close

The Guardian - UK

Gareth Southgate is staying as England manager: why and what next?

With the FA confirming Southgate will stay on, we look at the key reasons and how his plans for Euro 2024 in Germany could shape up

Daily Mirror

Gareth Southgate sets deadline for England decision as talks pencilled in with FA chiefs

Gareth Southgate's England contract doesn't expire until December 2024 - but it's believed he is considering his future after his team's failure to win the 2022 World Cup

Evening Standard

Why Steve Holland, ‘England’s secret weapon’, makes sense as Gareth Southgate’s successor

As Gareth Southgate deliberates over his future as England manager, the problem for the FA’s technical director, John McDermott, and chief executive Mark Bullingham is the lack of an obvious successor.

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