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Why Jurgen Klopp could still be on the touchline for Liverpool vs West Ham United

The Football Association have yet to make a decision over whether to further punish Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp after his red card

Liverpool Echo

FA condemn Man City chants at Liverpool as probe launched into Pep Guardiola allegations

The Football Association have condemned chants from Man City fans at Liverpool regarding the Hillsborough and Heysel disasters

Liverpool Echo

Sir Alex Ferguson hired ex-FA official to avoid punishment and leave Jose Mourinho "mad"

EXCLUSIVE: Sir Alex Ferguson handed Liverpool fan Graham Bean a 12-month consultancy contract, and he helped the Manchester United manager avoid serious punishment

Daily Mirror

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Premier League is asked if it has investigated Manchester City owner over Russia allegations

Exclusive: UK lawyers acting for Ukrainian activist press football bodies on whether Sheikh Mansour ‘remains a person suitable to be an owner of a club’

The Guardian - UK

Arsenal and Liverpool plan World Cup glamour friendlies as national team fears emerge

The World Cup kicks off in Qatar in just over one month's time and Premier League clubs including Arsenal and Liverpool have organised to play friendlies during the tournament

Daily Mirror

Ashley Williams charged by FA with improper conduct at son’s under-12s match

The former Wales football captain Ashley Williams has been charged by the Football Association with improper conduct during a children’s match

The Guardian - UK

Cristiano Ronaldo will not accept FA charge for Everton fan incident, says Man United boss Erik ten Hag

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has not accepted an improper conduct charge from the Football Association.

Evening Standard

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Watford midfielder Imran Louza charged by FA after allegedly spitting at Swansea’s Ryan Manning

Watford midfielder Imran Louza has been charged with spitting at an opposing player by the Football Association.

Evening Standard

Jordan Henderson vs Gabriel: FA call in duo and teammates as lip reader being considered

Jordan Henderson and Gabriel clashed after Arsenal were awarded a penalty in the Gunners' 3-2 victory over Liverpool on Sunday, with referee Michael Oliver speaking to the pair and Arteta and Klopp

Daily Mirror

Sarina Wiegman confirms she has not extended England contract beyond 2025

Sarina Wiegman has confirmed she has not signed a new contract with the Football Association to extend her time with the Lionesses beyond 2025

The Guardian - UK

FA investigating ‘incident’ between Arsenal and Liverpool players during Premier League match

There was a flashpoint as tempers boiled over following the decision to award Arsenal a penalty and the Football Association now awaits referee Michael Oliver’s report

The Independent UK

FA to investigate Arsenal vs Liverpool bust-up as managers told of on-pitch comment

Referee Michael Oliver rushed over to the touchline to speak to both Mikel Arteta and Jurgen Klopp after a row on the pitch

Daily Mirror

Calls for Wales to be referred to as Cymru on the international stage

The Football Association consistently uses the term Cymru instead of Wales

Wales Online

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

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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.

Daily Mirror

Eddie Howe stance on England job if Gareth Southgate leaves after World Cup

The Newcastle boss was asked whether he would be in the frame to take over after Qatar 2022 if England's under-pressure manager decided to quit or was pushed out by the Football Association

Evening Standard

England announce Japan and Norway friendlies in preparation for Women’s World Cup

England will play friendlies against Japan and Norway in Spain in November, the Football Association has announced.

Daily Mirror

England WAGs and families told cost of Qatar World Cup trip in special FA briefing

The winter tournament in Qatar just before Christmas might be out of the price range of many supporters and even wives, girlfriends and families of players could face significant outlays to attend

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Daily Mirror

Prince William uncertainty as Prince of Wales role presents problem for the FA

Prince William has served as president of the Football Association since 2006, but questions have been asked about the royal's role after he was made Prince of Wales

Manchester Evening News

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo charged by the FA after Everton incident

Ronaldo has been charged by the Football Association after an incident that happened after Man Utd lost at Everton last season.

Evening Standard

FA chief Mark Bullingham says there is a ‘desire for change’ in Qatar ahead of World Cup

Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham says he has witnessed “a desire for change” in Qatar ahead of this winter’s World Cup.

The Independent UK

English FA given assurances over LGBTQ+ fans at Qatar World Cup

Same-sex sexual activity is illegal in Qatar but FA chief executive Mark Bullingham said he has been assured LGBTQ+ England fans will not face arrest

The Independent UK

FA’s World Cup campaign ‘falls well short’, human rights group claim

The FA has joined nine other European federations, including the Football Association of Wales, in supporting a season-long OneLove campaign against discrimination

The Guardian - UK

After joyous summer English women’s football faces a battle for its soul

Danger lies ahead if the game follows the men’s lead and ends up locked in a toxifying money-driven arms race to the top

Daily Mirror

Liverpool and Newcastle coaches fined and banned for furious touchline bust-up

Tempers flared between opposing dugouts after Fabio Carvalho scored a 98th-minute winner for Liverpool in their Premier League clash against Newcastle United last month

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