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The US was the first country to introduce substitutions and the backpass law. Here are five other innovations worthy of consideration for a wider rollout

Overworked footballers deliver lower quality games and put themselves at risk – it is time to expect some pushback

Until a few years ago, Odisha had some phenomenal athletes, primarily in hockey, but lacked the support system to nurture them. However, in a short span, it has built an infrastructure and culture that is churning out world-class athletes across disciplines. 

As clubs at the top of the European game continue to get richer and richer, they are looking for coaches with the one thing money cannot buy: charisma

After the unhappy spell at Arsenal, the Spaniard’s reputation in England has been rehabilitated – the right club at the right time

Champions League qualification has set a high bar for a manager who is now dealing with key injuries and absences

Perhaps it is because Arsène Wenger so often 'didn't see the incident' that he remembers things differently. The former Arsenal manager once noted that, contrary to popular belief, Newcastle United did not throw away the 1995-96 Premier League title because Kevin Keegan got angry on Sky television.  Instead, he says,…

There is no let-up in his extreme workload despite an achilles problem that dampened the end to last season still lurking

From Pulisic to Messi via Ramadani and more – a selection of moves that were good business all round

Newly retired Theo Walcott has been speaking to Gary Neville on The Overlap – and now opens up about his whirlwind international introduction, Arsene Wenger and more

The winger had electrifying pace, scored in an FA Cup final for Arsenal and claimed a memorable hat-trick for England