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From colouring zones to custom coffees – Inside England’s World Cup base

The Lionesses’ base is the product of more than 18 months of Football Association planning.

The Independent UK

Why does the FA give the Lionesses less social media support than England's men? It needs to up its game for the Women’s World Cup

During the 2022 European Championship, The Football Association’s (FA) @England account tweeted about the women’s team 80% less than the dedicated @Lionesses account did. According to my research, the FA appears to be reserving it’s much more widely followed @England account for the men’s team – this questions the FA’s…

The Conversation

Ivan Toney: ‘Spiteful’ leak of betting breaches ended my World Cup hopes

Ivan Toney believes the Football Association’s investigation into his betting breaches was made public in a “spiteful” way in advance of England’s World Cup squad being announced last year.

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Ivan Toney: Thomas Frank questions key part of Brentford striker’s ban

Thomas Frank has questioned the Football Association's decision to ban Ivan Toney from training for four months as part of his suspension for betting rule breaches.

Evening Standard

Ivan Toney makes "speak soon" vow after 11 bets against own club led to eight-month ban

England international Ivan Toney will not return to Premier League action for Thomas Frank's Brentford until January due to his lengthy ban from the Football Association

Daily Mirror

Eric Cantona to Joey Barton – the Premier League’s longest bans

Ivan Toney has been handed an eight-month ban after admitting breaching Football Association betting rules.

The Independent UK

Ivan Toney handed eight months ban by FA after being found guilty of betting offences

The English Football Association says Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been banned for eight months and fined £50,000 for breaching gambling rules.

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England striker Ivan Toney suspended from football for eight months

The Brentford striker admitted 232 breaches of the Football Association's betting rules

Wales Online

Ivan Toney handed lengthy FA ban after being found guilty of betting offences

Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been handed an eight-month ban from the Football Association for the offences which dates back to alleged bets placed as far back as 2017 when he was a Newcastle player on loan at Scunthorpe

Daily Mirror

Leeds fan charged with assault by police after shove on Newcastle’s Eddie Howe

Leeds face a Football Association investigation after a home supporter clambered over a fence and shoved the Newcastle manager in the chest

The Guardian - UK

Wolves facing FA wrath after Howard Webb apology, Julen Lopetegui rows and numerous fines

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Julen Lopetegui are in a desperate battle to secure Premier League survival, but have found themselves in another fight with the Football Association

Daily Mirror

Premier League prepared to pool net media revenues with EFL – Richard Masters

The Premier League, the EFL and the Football Association are discussing a ‘New Deal For Football’.

The Independent UK

5 talking points ahead of England’s clash with Ukraine at Wembley

The Football Association has invited more than 1,000 Ukrainian refugees and their host families to attend the qualifier.

The Independent UK

5 talking points ahead of England’s clash with Ukraine at Wembley

The Football Association has invited more than 1,000 Ukrainian refugees and their host families to attend the qualifier.

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Scandal-plagued China soccer hit by new corruption probes

China’s scandal-plagued official Football Association has been rocked by new corruption probes into its chiefs of discipline and competition

The Independent UK

Wes Morgan hopes for more progress in getting black people into leadership roles

Brentford’s Deji Davies, also chair of the Football Association’s Inclusion Advisory Board, is the only black board member at a Premier League club.

The Independent UK

Time-wasting to be tackled by FIFA

The International Football Association Board held its annual general meeting in London on Saturday.

Nottingham Post

Everton hit with penalty by the FA ahead of Nottingham Forest clash

Latest Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive as Everton fined prior to Premier League meeting with Reds

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The Guardian - UK

Premier League clubs get their collective radge on with Newcastle

In today’s Football Daily: Newcastle’s ownership questions, Grimsby’s brush with VAR and Darlington memories

The Guardian - UK

Football is firmly in gambling’s grip as it hypocritically clamps down on Ivan Toney

The Brentford striker faces a lengthy suspension but bookmakers own some clubs and sponsor the shirts of others

The Independent UK

Tottenham ‘shocked and surprised’ after player banned for deceiving match official

A two-match ban was upheld by the Football Association for Finnish midfielder Eveliina Summanen

Daily Mirror

England men and women set for Australia double-header to raise Alzheimer’s Society funds

England men and the Lionesses are set to host their Australian counterparts this year as part of the Football Association's partnership with Alzheimer's Society

The Independent UK

Soccer Regulator

EFL chair Rick Parry believes his organisation’s plan to reform the flow of cash from the Premier League down the pyramid is the healthiest solution for the whole game – including the top flight.

Football London

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes calls out 'middle class' nature of English women's football

The comments arrive shortly after a major shake-up to the Women's and Girls' Pathway was announced by the Football Association.

Daily Mirror

Arsenal and Man City charged for failing to control players in fiery clash

The Football Association released a statement that said both clubs allegedly failed to ensure their players conducted themselves in the correct way in Wednesday's Premier League clash

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