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The FA Set To Give Stronger Punishments To Premier League Managers That Speak Negatively Of Referees

Recent comments by Premier League bosses, Mikel Arteta and Roberto De Zerbi, have brought greater attention to how referees are spoken of and treated.

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Luton fined after homophobic chanting from fans

The club admitted an FA charge in relation to their 12 August fixture against Brighton

The Independent UK

A paean to those heady days of four back-to-back World Cup matches

In today’s Football Daily: A lament for the HRWC, plus a nice touch

The Guardian - UK

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Adobe brings exciting creativity tools to the Women’s FA Cup

The new partnership marks a fresh era of engagement.

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English FA council member resigns after inappropriate social media post on war in Gaza

A council member at the English Football Association who made an inappropriate post regarding the war in Gaza has resigned from his position

The Independent UK

FA council member resigns after ‘Hitler proud of Netanyahu’ post

Wasim Haq has resigned as a member of the Football Association council after saying ‘Adolf Hitler would be proud of Benjamin Netanyahu’

The Guardian - UK

‘Grass ceiling’ facing black footballers highlighted by new diversity data

Data published earlier this year found black players make up 43 per cent of those active in the Premier League.

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FA’s decision not to light Wembley arch branded ‘antisemitic’ by Tory MP

Conservative former minister Sir Michael Ellis said the FA ‘seem to regret every death and injustice, apart from the death of Jews’.

Evening Standard

FA investigating Jermain Defoe's 2008 transfer from Tottenham to Portsmouth

The Football Association (FA) has confirmed it is looking into allegations that Tottenham breached transfer rules when they sold Jermain Defoe to Portsmouth in 2008.

Evening Standard

Wembley arch will no longer be lit for political or social issues after Israel-Hamas war issue

New guidelines set out as lighting London landmark for certain events will still take place

Evening Standard

Wembley arch no longer to be lit in support of social campaigns or events

The FA faced criticism last month over its decision not to light the arch in the colours of the Israeli flag.

The Independent UK

No 10 accuses FA of ‘equivocating’ on terrorism by opting to stop lighting arch

The FA is to stop lighting the Wembley arch in support of humanitarian causes after criticism of its decision not to commemorate the Hamas attack on Israel

The Guardian - UK

Wembley arch unlikely to be lit in support of campaigns or events in future

The FA faced criticism last month over its decision not to light the arch in the colours of the Israeli flag.

The Independent UK

Victory boss uncertain on availability of Olyroos pair

Victory coach Tony Popovic is uncertain how much Ryan Teague and Nishan Velupillay can play against Macarthur FC after a tight turnaround from Olyroos duty.

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The Independent UK

New sponsor to help 460 clubs in Women’s FA Cup market themselves with AI app

Baroness Sue Campbell hopes it can help attendances grow at smaller clubs.

The Guardian - UK

Lionel Messi, harder men and an historic night of woe for Brazil

In today’s Football Daily: Argentina, Brazil and love at last for Harry Maguire

The Independent UK

Barnsley expelled from FA Cup after fielding ineligible player in Horsham replay

The Tykes have apologised to fans for the “regrettable” but “unintentional” error.

The Guardian - UK

Football clubs failing to hit ethnic and gender diversity targets, reveals FA

Premier League, EFL and WSL clubs who pledged to improve diversity in recruitment have collectively failed to hit their agreed annual targets

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The Independent UK

Barnsley kicked out of FA Cup over rule violation

The Tykes beat Horsham after a replay in the First Round Proper, but after fielding an ineligible player, the non league side now advances to play Sutton United in the second round

The Guardian - UK

Barnsley kicked out of FA Cup for ineligible player as Horsham reinstated

Barnsley have been kicked out of this season’s FA Cup for fielding an ineligible player in their first-round replay win at Horsham

The Independent UK

Clubs must be punished for failure to meet diversity requirements – Kick It Out

The 53 clubs signed up to the Football Leadership Diversity Code collectively failed to meet any of the eight hiring targets set for them.

The Independent UK

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s deadline to respond to FA charge extended to Friday

The Spaniard labelled the VAR decision not to disallow Anthony Gordon’s winner for Newcastle as “an absolute disgrace”.

Evening Standard

Mikel Arteta handed extension as FA wait for response from Arsenal boss to charge for VAR rant

The Gunners boss could face a touchline ban for his comments after Arsenal's defeat to Newcastle

The Independent UK

On This Day in 2017 – Everton’s Oumar Niasse hit with retrospective diving ban

The Senegal international won a controversial penalty at Crystal Palace but was later suspended for two matches.

AAP

Australia confident of hosting Women's Asian Cup: FA

Football Australia is confident of hosting the 2026 Women's Asian Cup as Anter Isaac is elected the new chair of the organisation.

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