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Ibrox CEO claims Rangers are leading the way in improving officiating standards

Chief executive Gillespie claims Rangers are leading the quest for improved officiating standards in Scottish football.

The National (Scotland)

Lincoln Riley Believes 'It's Time' for USC to Return to College Football's Upper-Echelon

Riley has continued to hype up USC's 2026 campaign.

Sports Illustrated

Enzo Maresca agrees terms on Man City contract to replace Pep Guardiola

Former Chelsea manager set to replace one of the most-decorated coaches in English football history

Evening Standard

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'Spygate' villains Southampton wouldn't be the first team to be kicked out of the play-offs

Southampton are set to learn their fate over the 'spygate' row, and there is precedent for a team being kicked out of the play-offs

FourFourTwo

Inside my life as a TV reporter at the Giro d'Italia – Live interviews, wholesome Italian lunches, and viral football skills

Cyclingnews' latest columnist Hannah Walker files her first diary taking you inside the action at the Giro d'Italia

Cycling News

Pep Guardiola: Catalan genius who changed football

LONDON - Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City with an unparalleled legacy as a manager who has reshaped English football during a decade of relentless success.

Bangkok Post

Man in planning row with Ally McCoist 'fears 90ft trees will collapse on home'

A MAN who is locked in dispute with football pundit Ally McCoist over 90ft trees that he “fears” could fall on his house has called on the…

The National (Scotland)

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Scotland World Cup squad: striker Ross Stewart selected after four-year absence

The Southampton striker Ross Stewart has ended a four year absence from international football by being named in the Scotland squad

The Guardian - UK

The donation drive that became a movement: ‘If anyone’s got any kit, we’re taking some to Tanzania’

WSL2 midfielder Malaika Meena has been collecting football kit to send to her ‘favourite country in the world’

The Guardian - UK

The other side of Pep Guardiola that complicates Man City legacy

IN DEPTH: Pep Guardiola inspired a dynasty with Man City, but, as Miguel Delaney explains, his allegiance to the club provokes questions about his legacy beyond the pitch

The Independent UK

Football Australia face redundancies as finances bite

More than 20 per cent of net staff at Football Australia are set to be made redundant as soccer's governing body faces another heavy financial loss.

AAP

SOC:Football Australia face redundancies as finances bite

More than 20 per cent of net staff at Football Australia are set to be made redundant as soccer's governing body faces another heavy financial loss.

AAP

‘Too nice’: Frank Skinner on Gareth Southgate – and his ‘fiery’ successor

Comedian says former manager lacked ‘killer instinct’ but Thomas Tuchel could help England embrace a ‘braver’ style

The Guardian - UK

Pep Guardiola’s decade of dominance changed English football – but it also changed him

The Spaniard will leave the Etihad Stadium after a trophy-laden 10 years but his legacy will live on, even as football enters a post-Guardiola age

The Independent UK

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The huge problem for Uefa with English domination of Europe

The Europa League and Conference League trophies risk becoming almost the sole property of English clubs, giving Uefa a problem largely of their own making

Bangkok Post

Thailand closer to missing out on watching World Cup

The government is showing signs of throwing in the towel on bringing World Cup football matches to Thai TV screens, after the private sector and sponsors showed no interest in helping fund the cost.

The Guardian - UK

Wes Streeting’s Brexit play may be clever gamesmanship – but it has nothing to do with Europe

Ten years after the referendum, its role as domestic football is still the order of the day – and the ex-health secretary is happy to use it in his leadership bid, says academic Anand Menon

The Guardian - UK

Véron Mosengo-Omba accused of bullying and intimidating Caf committee members

Véron Mosengo-Omba is at the centre of allegations of bullying and intimidation by members of the Confederation of African Football’s audit and compliance committee

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The National (Scotland)

Police body gives positive response to calls for new crowd control laws in Scotland

Scottish Police Federation general secretary David Kennedy has welcomed calls for MSPs to introduce new tailgating and pitch invasion laws.

AAP

Cup giantkillers Heidelberg's ACL2 dream crumbles

After a fairytale run to the Australia Cup final, semi-professional club Heidelberg United have lost a direct spot to the AFC Champions League Two.

Sports Illustrated

Big Ten’s New Swagger Is Reshaping the Future of College Sports

The conference’s championship success has fueled a growing confidence as leaders push to dictate the future of college football and other NCAA matters.

AAP

'Run over': former Hawks president fumes on AFL call

A well-known advocate of Hawthorn's Launceston deal is fuming at the AFL and the club over the agreement ending once the Tasmania Devils join the league.

Sports Illustrated

Cardinals Coach Mike LaFleur Addresses Jacoby Brissett’s Absence From Voluntary OTAs

Mike LaFleur spoke on Jacoby Brissett’s contract situation and the quarterback’s absence from voluntary OTAs.

The Guardian - UK

Former footballer given regulatory ban over financial mismanagement at PFA

Professional Footballers’ Association ‘let players down’ under finance director Darren Wilson, says watchdog

The Guardian - UK

Arsenal find solace in set pieces again on another gruelling night of football as pain

Whatever Nicolas Jover is being paid, it’s not enough – or so it must have felt for Arsenal fans watching tense title pursuit

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