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FA investigate alleged sexist abuse of Bristol Rovers staff member at Exeter City

It is the third such enquiry involving opponents of Bristol Rovers this season

Bristol Post

Steve Thompson's early dementia symptoms as rugby ace says success 'wasn't worth it'

Early onset dementia is caused by genetic mutations that run in families, but the disease may also be more pronounced by lifestyle factors, including athletes who have taken many traumatic injuries over their careers

Daily Mirror

Football Australia issues life ban to supporter shown performing fascist salute at Australia Cup final

Football Australia issues life ban to spectator who was shown performing a fascist salute at the Australia Cup final.

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Life ban for fascist-salute soccer fan

A Sydney United 58 fan has received a lifetime spectator ban from Football Australia for performing a fascist salute at the Australia Cup final.

AAP

Leah Williamson leaves England camp and will miss USA showdown

The Lionesses’ captain, Leah Williamson, left their training base on crutches as England prepare to face the world champions on Friday at Wembley

The Guardian - UK

Man arrested after referee sustains ‘significant injuries’ in on-pitch assault

A 24-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the serious assault of a football referee following an amateur match in Lancashire last weekend.

The Guardian - UK

Liverpool's next Steven Gerrard scored debut 30-yarder and beat Reds legend to Rangers

Liverpool face Rangers in the Champions League at Anfield on Tuesday night, and both clubs loom large in the career of a young player who was tipped for the top before injury struck

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How the Sydney United 58 controversy highlights 'old soccer' tensions at heart of 'new football'

After alleged fascist chants and Nazi salutes at Saturday's Australia Cup final, Australian football must reckon with the darker parts of its past as it works towards its future, writes Samantha Lewis.

ABC News

Gareth Southgate clears up claims he will quit as England boss after Qatar World Cup

England have failed to win any of their last six matches and Gareth Southgate heads to the Qatar World Cup under the most pressure he has faced since taking over in 2016

Daily Mirror

Football Australia starts disciplinary action against Sydney United 58 over fascist songs and salutes from fans

National association is investigating United supporters who displayed Nazi symbols and salutes at Australia Cup final

The Guardian - AU

Sydney United to track down fascist fans

Sydney United 58 FC are promising to help track down fascist fans after being hit with a show-cause notice by Football Australia.

AAP

Jewish leaders, FA slam fan behaviour

Chanting and imagery that overshadowed Sydney United 58's first Australia Cup final appearance has been condemned by the FA and religious groups.

AAP

Patrick Vieira gives verdict after Everton fined £300,000 for pitch invasions

Everton have been fined £300,000 for two pitch invasions that occurred during their game with Crystal Palace

Liverpool Echo

Everton employee leaves the club as Blues also learn of £300k pitch punishment

We have rounded up the latest Everton headlines as the Blues lose a club employee and are hit with an FA fine

Liverpool Echo

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The Guardian - UK

FA’s plan for women’s futsal national team will be a ‘game changer’

An under-19s women’s team will be created followed by a senior team in order to capitalise on England Women’s Euro 2022 success

Chronicle Live

The reality of Eddie Howe swapping Newcastle United for England any time soon

Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is the bookies favourite to take the job from Gareth Southgate

Daily Mirror

New scheme launched to help grassroots clubs get the funding they need

Team Grassroots' fund is welcoming applications from any FA-affiliated club or league

The Independent UK

Everton hit by £300,000 FA fine after pitch invasions last season

The Toffees were found to have breached two FA rules.

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Liverpool Echo

Everton hit by huge fine from FA for pitch invasions against Crystal Palace

Everton have been punished by the FA for two breaches of their rules following the dramatic win over Crystal Palace in May

Manchester Evening News

Cristiano Ronaldo given deadline to respond to FA charge

Manchester United star Ronaldo was hit with the charge earlier in the month after an incident after the Everton game last season.

Daily Mirror

Harry Redknapp didn't read £15million contract clause which cost him the England job

Harry Redknapp was considered a shoo-in for the England job when Fabio Capello quit in 2012, but the FA opted for Roy Hodgson instead of swooping for the then Tottenham Hotspur manager

Daily Mirror

Trent Alexander-Arnold told how to address England exile but warned 'it could get worse'

Alexander-Arnold failed to get any minutes for England in the recent Nations League matches against Italy and Germany, putting his Three Lions future under threat

The National (Scotland)

On the streets of Poland with Ukrainian fans as their side faced Scotland

With the third game of Scotland’s vital Nations League triple-header taking place in Krakow on Tuesday, it was no surprise to see large sections…

Evening Standard

The FA need a Gareth Southgate succession plan - but options are short in search for next England manager

Monday’s pulsating draw with Germany eased the immediate pressure on Gareth Southgate but the England manager’s long-term future was always going to be determined by his side’s progress at this winter’s World Cup.

Evening Standard

Brazil belief, French feuds and struggling strikers: How England’s World Cup rivals are faring ahead of Qatar

There are now less than two months to go until the World Cup in Qatar and, with very little international football to be played before the kick-off, the time for tinkering and fact-finding appears to be over for the tournament’s leading contenders.

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