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The Guardian FootballWe Manchester City fans fear relegation and losing trophies … but club are bang to rights
Despite attempts to legally filibuster the charges out of existence for the past three years, we’ve rightfully failed It couldn’t have been more prophetic. In 2008, 15 years before Manchester City were charged with financial fraud, fans started singing “City’s going down with a billion in the bank” to the tune of Yellow Submarine. This was because the former Thailand prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s 15-month ownership of City had come to an abrupt end when more than £1bn of his assets were frozen . And although Sheikh Mansour of the UAE had stepped in to save City, we were sinking fast. Despite the UAE’s untold riches, by December we were in the relegation zone. It’s called Cityitis – shorthand for our tendency to self-destruct when things appear to be going well. In fact we won trophy after trophy. But we continued to sing the song about going down with a billion in the bank. When the financial fair play investigation was launched in 2018, the chant got louder. Then in 2023 we learned there were more than 100 charges . The chant became even louder and more cavalier. And now that our grubby, griftin’, cheatin’ chicken has come home to roost , you can bank on one thing (if banks still deal with us) – the chanting will be louder and more cavalier than ever. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMancini contract among 115 Manchester City charges in financial scandal
New Italy coach Roberto Mancini is embroiled in the Manchester City scandal, as alleged off-book...
The Guardian FootballEngland v Spain, Azerbaijan GP and county cricket finale – follow with us
Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports Continue reading...
BBC SportPalmer misses too many opportunities to play for England - Tuchel
Thomas Tuchel has said that Cole Palmer "misses too many opportunities" to play for England after the Chelsea forward pulled out of the latest squad.
BBC SportFootball Daily
Thomas Tuchel & Harry Kane speak ahead of England v Spain.
The Guardian FootballMeet the USMNT’s next generation: a cheat sheet for 12 new players in camp
These (mostly) teenaged newcomers have shown promise and could make their US debuts soon Sign up for our free soccer newsletter, for US readers The United States men’s national team’s stars of tomorrow will debut en masse over the coming multi-week Fifa window, with Mauricio Pochettino calling in 13 players who have yet to debut. Cavan Sullivan, at 16 years old, is the headliner, and we’ve gone deep into what makes him special here . But he’s far from alone. Consider this a cheatsheet to get to know all the new guys on the back of their performances at the club level. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballWhy Spain test is 'pivotal' for Tuchel's England project
England go again. After World Cup heartbreak this summer they kick-off their Nations League campaign against Spain on Saturday at Wembley.
Sky Sports Football'He misses too many opportunities' - Tuchel frustrated by another Palmer absence
​​​​​​​Cole Palmer "misses too many opportunities" to play for England, says Thomas Tuchel.
Sky Sports FootballPietersen on England role and Ashes: 'I'm a different person'
Kevin Pietersen says he is a "completely different person" having returned to the England cricket set-up following his infamous fallouts during his storied playing career with the team.
Sky Sports Football'Exploitative ideas' - Top leagues criticise Infantino and call for FIFA reform
A joint statement from Europe's top leagues has hit out at "exploitative ideas" pushed by FIFA president Gianni Infantino and called for "essential" reform of football's governing body.
Football ItaliaShevchenko: ‘The real heroes defend our country, I’ve got my Ballon d’Or back now’
Andriy Shevchenko says that peace in Ukraine is his biggest wish on his 50th birthday,...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Bayern eye Barcelona World Cup-winning midfielder
Manchester United are reportedly looking to strengthen their defense by signing Club Brugge left back Joaquin Seys. Transfer Talk has the latest.
BBC SportWycombe sign ex-England striker Ings
Wycombe Wanderers sign former Burnley, Liverpool and England striker Danny Ings.
ESPNConnelly's must-see international soccer: Cape Verde's return to action, USMNT kids
FIFA has served up a veritable feast of soccer with the first-ever three-week September international window. So what should you look out for? Bill Connelly casts his eye across the fixture list.
ESPNBellingham named England player of the year
Jude Bellingham has been crowned England men's player of the year for the second time in a row.
ESPNHaaland continues prolific World Cup form in Norway win over Denmark
Erling Haaland continued the stellar form he showed for Norway at this summer's FIFA World Cup, scoring two times to lead his team to a 3-2 Nations League win over Denmark on Thursday.
ESPNEurope's top leagues demand FIFA reform
The top leagues in England, Italy, Germany and Spain have issued a joint-statement demanding governance reform at FIFA, amid Gianni Infantino's bid to be re-elected as president in 2027.
The Guardian FootballPocognoli deserves time but Scottish FA must also prove its credentials
Scotland’s unproven head coach represents a gamble made by an organisation that could do without another embarrassing episode If time is the commodity most cherished by a manager, Sébastien Pocognoli’s decision to lead Scotland is no surprise. Host nation status for Euro 2028 means it will be exceptionally difficult for them not to qualify for the tournament. In the Nations League, starting on Saturday in Slovenia, Pocognoli can experiment without fear of serious consequence. The 39-year-old has taken over a national team that represents a country which had not only – and partly unfairly – grown weary of Steve Clarke but screamed for a brave new dawn. The public wants what the public gets. They are unlikely to turn on Pocognoli, even if the start to his international management career proves bumpy. Continue reading...