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FA funds police unit to catch those who abuse England players on social media

The Football Association has funded a special unit within the British police to help them prosecute anyone who abuses England’s players on social media

The Guardian - UK

Prince Louis Continues His Witty Streak with Hilarious Advice for the England National Football Team

After sharing Louis’ words of wisdom, his dad Prince William told the squad to “take my youngest’s advice with a pinch of salt.”

Marie Claire

Injured Harry Maguire to miss Euros with Jack Grealish also facing England chop

The FA confirmed has already confirmed James Maddison and Curtis Jones have been left out of the final 26-man squad.

The Independent UK

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West Ham fear Lucas Paquetá’s career may be over if guilty of betting breaches

West Ham’s Lucas Paquetá has denied Football Association charges and said he ‘will fight with every breath to clear my name’

The Guardian - UK

Heading to be banned in under-11 football and below in England after trial

Deliberate heading is to be banned in matches at under-11 level and below in England, the Football Association has confirmed

The Guardian - UK

FA defends multicoloured cross on England shirt as tribute to 1966 team

The Football Association has defended the multicoloured St George’s Cross on the back of England’s shirts after Rishi Sunak joined the criticism

The Guardian - UK

RFU ditches plan to sell Twickenham and buy 50% share of Wembley

The Rugby Football Union has ditched a radical proposal to sell Twickenham and buy a 50% share of Wembley from the Football Association

The Guardian - UK

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Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder charged with improper conduct

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association for his rant against match officials.

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FA investigates crowd trouble during Wolves’ victory at West Brom

The Football Association has launched an investigation into the crowd trouble that marred Wolves’ victory against West Brom in the FA Cup

The Guardian - UK

England Women's Boss Sarina Wiegman Signs Contract Renewal Ahead Of Euro's Defence Next Year

The Football Association has handed Sarina Wiegman a large salary bump to take her annual earnings to over £1 million.

International Business Times UK

FA considering a review of Maddy Cusack’s death

The Football Association is deciding whether it needs to take action around the death of Maddy Cusack

The Independent UK

Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno set to avoid FA action after pushing ballboy

Bernd Leno is poised to avoid retrospective action from the Football Association despite his unsavoury altercation with a Bournemouth ballboy

The Guardian - UK

Gareth Southgate fearless about other jobs in football after England experience

The 53-year-old’s contract with the Football Association expires next December.

The Independent UK

Manchester City charged over row with referee but Haaland avoids sanctions

Manchester City have been charged by the FA following the furious confrontation with referee Simon Hooper at the end of their 3-3 draw with Tottenham

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The Independent UK

Ange Postecoglou too busy with football matters to worry about agent-rules probe

Defoe’s transfer from Tottenham to Portsmouth in 2008 is being investigated by the Football Association.

The Guardian - 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

FA suspends council member over ‘Hitler proud of Netanyahu’ post

The Football Association has suspended the council member Wasim Haq, who said: ‘Adolf Hitler would be proud of Benjamin Netanyahu’

The Guardian - UK

FA to investigate council member over ‘Hitler proud of Netanyahu’ post

The Football Association has begun an investigation after one of its council members who apologised for saying ‘Adolf Hitler would be proud of Benjamin Netanyahu’

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The Independent UK

Huge increase in Women’s FA Cup prize fund revealed

The Football Association have announced a doubling of the prize fund for this season’s competition

The Independent UK

Sarina Wiegman ‘in good place’ with England and not looking at job in men’s game

Wiegman has been so impressive in her role with the Lionesses that the possibility of her replacing Gareth Southgate has been mooted

The National (Scotland)

FA to take no action against Alejandro Garnacho over gorilla emoji social post

The Football Association will not take any action against Alejandro Garnacho over the Manchester United winger’s use of gorilla emojis in a post…

The Guardian - UK

Luton threaten to ban fans involved in tragedy chanting against Liverpool

The Football Association has requested more information from police over chants heard at Kenilworth Road on Sunday which referenced the Hillsborough disaster

The Independent UK

Andre Onana defends Manchester United teammate Alejandro Garnacho over gorilla emoji post

The Football Association is investigating Garnacho’s social media post

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: The FA’s refusal to light the Wembley arch in Israel’s colours is an act of cowardice

The Football Association can summon the political will to support Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ+ rights. This is correct, because black lives do matter, as do those of LGBTQ+ people. Football is for everyone. Yet when it comes to the massacre of Jews, the FA equivocates. Why?

The Independent UK

FA criticised for ‘weak response’ to Israel and Palestine conflict

The Football Association’s plans to pay tribute to the conflict’s innocent victims were announced on Thursday.

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