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Four more nations come out in support of Gianni Infantino in addition to Qatar and Morocco
Football's civil war rumbles on and has taken a twist as several nations hit back at their own confederation's opposition to the FIFA president
These World Cup 2026 trends MUST continue this season
While there were several unsavoury aspects of World Cup 2026, the football itself was thrilling - and the Premier League could learn a thing or two
"When we heard Andres Escobar had been killed, everyone kept silent for the whole morning" How the Colombia star's murder was felt back home
A week after his USA 94 own goal, Andres Escobar was murdered. A decade later, Sjef van Hoof headed to the crime scene to meet those impacted by his death
Ashley Cole discusses his long-term friendship and respect for Joe Cole
EXCLUSIVE The two Coles played alongside each other for club and country with England and Chelsea
FIFA hit back in early hours over controversial World Cup plans prompts boycott threat
FIFA insist they are going to go ahead with their consultation process and that 'nobody is selling football'
Gianni Infantino has issued a $40 million ultimatum over despicable World Cup sell-off plan
The FIFA president has promised ‘as much value as possible’ for Member Associations but the football community has reacted angrily to his scheme
UEFA boycotting the World Cup: Everything you need to know about football's new war
UEFA and FIFA are at war: so how would the 2030 World Cup look without European nations?
World Cup goal of the tournament revealed in shock top three
World Cup 2026 featured several special strikes and the Goal of the Tournament has now been crowned
Joe Cole discusses why England's Golden Generation failed to reach its potential
EXCLUSIVE Cole’s star-packed Three Lions side could never get past their quarter-final glass ceiling
"If I’m Steve Parrish at Crystal Palace and teams want Adam Wharton, I’d be thinking 'He’s going to go for just as much, if not MORE than Alex Scott!' Clinton Morrison on the summer window, and the World Cup Final, including a review of Justin Bieber
COLUMN Clinton Morrison reflects on the World Cup final, assesses whether the 48-team tournament has been a success and gives his verdict on Morgan Rogers’ big-money move to Chelsea
