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Kick It Out accuse Fifa of ‘sinister abuse of power’ over OneLove armband ban

FIFA threatened sporting sanctions, starting at a yellow card for the captains, if the armbands were worn.

The Independent UK

Sanjay Bhandari: Sinister abuse of power from FIFA over OneLove armband

FIFA threatened sporting sanctions, starting at a yellow card for the captains, if the armbands were worn.

The Independent UK

Harry Kane will NOT wear 'OneLove' armband in World Cup opener amid FIFA row

England captain Harry Kane will not wear the 'One Love' armband in the Three Lions' opening World Cup match against Iran as FA fears over sporting sanctions are realised

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England consider 'step back' from OneLove armband as Harry Kane booking fear sparks FA climbdown

The captain could be shown a yellow card before he even sets foot on the pitch in Qatar.

Daily Record

FA chief makes "very real" OneLove armband admission amid last-minute FIFA talks

Mark Bullingham has been speaking about the possibility of Harry Kane being awarded a yellow card for wearing the One Love armband at the World Cup ahead of England's clash with Iran

Daily Mirror

FA considering OneLove armband U-turn ahead of England vs Iran amid Harry Kane FIFA threat

World Cup news: England could yet be sanctioned by FIFA for wearing the OneLove armband in World Cup opener

Football London

FA suggest England may back down over wearing One Love armband at World Cup 2022

FA chief executive Mark Bullingham has suggested England will abandon plans for Harry Kane to wear a rainbow-coloured captain's armband in today's World Cup opener against Iran if FIFA follow through with a threat to book the captain.

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‘Very frustrated’: England and Wales back down over OneLove armband

England, Wales and five other European nations have confirmed they will not wear the OneLove armband at the World Cup after a warning from Fifa

The Guardian - UK

FA ready to back Gianni Infantino re-election bid – on a number of conditions

Calendar concerns and human rights criteria for future tournaments are in the FA’s thinking.

The National (Scotland)

Ivan Toney did not miss out on England call-up to 2022 World Cup because of betting charges, says FA chief

FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says Brentford striker Ivan Toney was not chosen for England’s World Cup squad on “footballing grounds”.

Evening Standard

Ivan Toney missed out on England’s World Cup squad for ‘footballing reasons’

Toney was charged with 232 alleged breaches of the FA’s betting rules days after missing out on Gareth Southgate’s selection for Qatar

The Independent UK

FA chief Mark Bullingham says there is a ‘desire for change’ in Qatar ahead of World Cup

Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham says he has witnessed “a desire for change” in Qatar ahead of this winter’s World Cup.

Evening Standard

English FA given assurances over LGBTQ+ fans at Qatar World Cup

Same-sex sexual activity is illegal in Qatar but FA chief executive Mark Bullingham said he has been assured LGBTQ+ England fans will not face arrest

The Independent UK

LGBT+ couples who hold hands in Qatar will not be prosecuted, says FA

The Football Association has sought, and believes it has assurances, that LGBT+ couples who hold hands in Qatar during the World Cup will not face prosecution

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The Independent UK

England captain Harry Kane to wear anti-discrimination armband at World Cup

Same-sex relationships are criminalised in host country Qatar

Daily Mirror

Gary Lineker backs call for FIFA to compensate Qatar migrant workers as World Cup looms

Majority of supporters surveyed on behalf of Amnesty back campaign to ensure remuneration for workers amid fresh calls for FA to step up ahead of the 2022 Qatar World Cup

The Guardian - UK

FA website crashes before Lionesses v USA at Wembley sells out in 24 hours

An unprecedented demand for tickets to watch England women play USA in October has led to the match selling out in under 24 hours

Daily Mirror

FA chief explains Euro 2022's effect on England hosting men's Euro 2028 and World Cup

The Lionesses lifted the Euro 2022 trophy but the FA will also be celebrating the overall success of the tournament after the horrific scenes seen at Wembley a year previous at Euro 2020

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The Independent UK

‘English people can drink!’: Sarina Wiegman reflects on England’s night of celebration

England’s party went on long into the early hours

The Independent UK

England Euro 2022 triumph will ‘turbo charge’ women’s game says FA chief

Mark Bullingham predicts the Lionesses’ victory will ‘inspire a whole new generation of players’

The Guardian - UK

FA wants to deliver positive World Cup legacy for migrant workers, insists chair

The Football Association will be having talks on possible financial remedy for workers and a Qatar workers’ centre, its chair, Debbie Hewitt, has said

The Independent UK

Fifa reviewing gender eligibility regulations for football

Swimming this week announced a ban on athletes who have gone through male puberty from competing in women’s events

The Independent UK

FIFA reviewing its gender eligibility regulations

Swimming governing body FINA this week announced a ban on athletes who have gone through male puberty from competing in women’s events.

The Guardian - UK

Since George Floyd’s death sport, not politics, has led the fight against racism

Athletes are speaking out in a way that elected officials are not. Sport once caused the worst problems, but now seems our brightest hope, says author Mihir Bose

The Independent UK

English football bodies exploring ways to protect clubs in leveraged takeovers

Manchester United and Burnley’s takeovers were completed by borrowing against the club

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