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Crystal Palace ownership saga takes fresh twist amid fight to stay in Europa League

Palace majority shareholder John Textor lists Eagle Football company for an IPO in America

Evening Standard

Club World Cup goalkeeper who shipped in 10 goals reveals he's taken unpaid leave

The part-time New Zealanders took on European powerhouse Bayern Munich in their opening Club World Cup game on Sunday

FourFourTwo

Eric Cantona and Ella Toone help meld football and art for Manchester festival

The two players are among those collaborating with artists to create the Football City, Art United exhibition

The Guardian - UK

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Tyson Fury swears live on Soccer Aid as Dermot O’Leary apologises to viewers

Made up of celebrities and footballing stars, the fundraising match sees the England team take on Soccer Aid World XI FC to raise money for Unicef

The Independent UK

Tyson Fury swears live on ITV while giving England Soccer Aid team pre-game talk

Made up of celebrities and footballing stars, the fundraising match sees the England team take on Soccer Aid World XI FC to raise money for Unicef.

Evening Standard

John Textor provides another twist in Crystal Palace ownership saga

The Crystal Palace ownership saga has taken another twist last with John Textor listing his holding company Eagle Football for an initial public offering in the US

The Guardian - UK

NWSL’s Angel City wear ‘Immigrant City Football Club’ shirts after Los Angeles raids

Angel City, Los Angeles’ NWSL team, took a stand in support of immigrants after recent raids by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in the city

The Guardian - US

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Suriname plans to turn tables with Dutch-born players in bid for World Cup glory

From Rijkaard to Van Dijk, footballers from Suriname, a former Dutch colony, have changed the fortunes of the Netherlands' national team over the last 30 years. Now, it's Dutch-born players who could help Latin America's smallest nation achieve its World Cup dreams.

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“The whole family were Arsenal fans, but my mum said, ‘I’m supporting Spurs to piss them off!’ She was a striker and modelled herself on Jimmy Greaves” Badminton star Gail Emms on her Lioness star mum’s love for football

Olympic medal-winning badminton star Gail Emms has written a book about her Lioness mother and the rest of the 1971 World Cup team

FourFourTwo

‘It’s always been volatile between Wimbledon and MK, but I don’t mind it. The club’s identity has changed and is a million miles away from 20 years ago’ Dean Lewington looks back at English football’s most controversial rebrand two decades on

Wimbledon upped sticks from their south London home in September 2003, re-naming their club at the end of that season

FourFourTwo

NWSL's Angel City wears T-shirts reading `Immigrant City Football Club'

Angel City, the National Women’s Soccer League team based in Los Angeles, distributed T-shirts to fans on Saturday that proclaimed “Immigrant City Football Club.”

The Independent UK

Messi shows glimpses of his genius on Fifa’s stage of fakery as Club World Cup begins

A largely incoherent Inter Miami was held to a scoreless draw by Al Ahly as the opening ceremony outshined the football on the pitch

The Guardian - AU

Auf wiedersehen, Thomas Müller, Germany’s dreammaker who found goals in space

Bayern Munich legend defined not only a position but an entire way of thinking about the game

The Guardian - UK

Just how early is too early to draft Las Vegas Raiders chosen one Ashton Jeanty in fantasy football?

Don't play scared.

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The Guardian - UK

Cloughie’s notes, Hillman Imps and Bela Lugosi: my glorious trove of old Forest programmes

Dusting off a pile of matchday gems from the City Ground spanning 50 years reveals a rich seam of cultural and sporting delights

Sports Illustrated

Paul Pogba ‘Nearing Agreement’ to Join Champions League Club

Paul Pogba is nearing a return to football for the first time in nearly two years.

FourFourTwo

‘I had to pretend to be a boy to play football – there still aren’t enough inner city girls coming through and getting opportunities’ Arsenal and Lionesses legend unveils plan to break down barriers in women's game

In an exclusive interview with FourFourTwo, Rachel Yankey explains why she's launched a new foundation to help youngsters

FourFourTwo

‘A vastly underrated centre-back who didn’t get near an England squad – he was uncompromising, read the game incredibly well and was a tidy footballer’ Stan Collymore on the best Nottingham Forest players he played alongside

Stan Collymores Perfect XI features a host of Nottingham Forest stars

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Evening Standard

Pop star Robbie Williams named as new Fifa Music Ambassador

The singer, best known for songs such as Rock DJ and Angels, has co-written a new song, Desire, which will be played before each Fifa match.

The Independent UK

Club World Cup: Five talking points ahead of Fifa’s billion-dollar tournament

The summer tournament has already proven controversial, though there is also plenty of intrigue as it begins this weekend

The Guardian - UK

Auckland City aiming to do amateur football proud in Bayern Munich mismatch

‘We represent 95% of footballers’ says assistant coach of team of barbers, teachers and students at Club World Cup

Evening Standard

Money talks as players suffer at the Club World Cup

There’s no shortage of star appeal, but what good can come of a tournament that will take players to the brink?

FourFourTwo

‘People were naked all the time in the Crazy Gang – that was the punishment for anything: birthdays, scoring a goal, winning a game. You’d get stripped’ Dean Lewington takes us inside the Wimbledon dressing room

The Crazy Gang more than lived up to their name as English football’s most outlandish club

The Guardian - US

Why female athletes are challenging the NCAA’s $2.8bn settlement

Eight women have appealed the NCAA’s antitrust deal, arguing it violates Title IX and unfairly favors men’s sports. Here’s what the settlement does and what’s next

The Guardian - UK

Raids and fear cast a large shadow over Club World Cup’s big launch

Football’s governing body cannot avoid the dark political backdrop to its tournament opening as Trump’s authorities flex their muscles

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