Arsenal 2-0 Everton, Coventry 0-1 Fulham: football clockwatch – as it happened Arsenal closed the gap to Manchester City with victory over Everton and Fulham earned a vital win at Coventry The Guardian - UK · Oct 24
Andy Woodman leaves Bromley after five years following historic reign Andy Woodman has left Bromley by mutual consent, the League One club has confirmed. Woodman, a former Arsenal goalkeeping coach, took charge of Bromley back in 2021. He guided the club into the EFL for the first time in their 132-year history back in 2024, and then led them to… The Independent UK · Oct 22
Ex-Celtic striker axed after seven months in first management role Former Celtic striker Kazim-Richards has been sacked by Crawley Town after seven months as manager. The National (Scotland) · Oct 21
How the Premier League Works Twenty clubs, 380 matches and three places at the bottom that nobody wants. The Premier League looks simple from the outside, but the rules behind the table decide more than most fans realise: who lifts the trophy, who goes down, and who plays in Europe next year. inkl · Oct 21
FA Cup draw LIVE: Former winners Leicester among EFL teams to enter fray in first round The first-round draw for the 2026-27 FA Cup takes place this evening as League One and League Two clubs enter the fray The Independent UK · Oct 19
FA Cup draw LIVE: First round fixtures revealed as competition begins Leicester among biggest opponents in sights of several non-league clubs Evening Standard · Oct 19
When is FA Cup draw? Start time, ball numbers, TV channel and live stream for first round today Non-league clubs eyeing big EFL upsets as competition proper begins Evening Standard · Oct 16
Martin O'Neill sees Celtic hope amid Benfica pain as he makes defiant European vow O'Neill insists Celtic can still reach the Europa League knockout stages despite suffering a 4-1 defeat against Benfica. The National (Scotland) · Oct 15
Scott Brown reveals the EFL job he rejected, makes managerial future admission Former Celtic captain Brown has revealed he rejected the chance to become Cheltenham Town manager. The National (Scotland) · Oct 15
Five key points from Independent Football Regulator’s ‘State of the Game’ report The majority of clubs in the English football pyramid are ‘living on the edge of financial disaster’, the watchdog said... The Independent UK · Oct 13
IFR warns English football 'on brink of disaster' in landmark report: 'Act before it is too late' Stark warnings issued as 94 per cent of clubs in top five divisions lost money last season Evening Standard · Oct 13
Football regulator chair insists he will resign if politically pressured over Manchester City David Kogan said he would resign if he faced political pressure on how to respond to Manchester City being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules The Guardian - UK · Oct 13
Football regulator to recommend cost controls in landmark report with 94% of clubs making loss The Independent Football Regulator is to recommend clubs introduce greater cost controls in Tuesday’s long-awaited State of the Game report The Guardian - UK · Oct 12
Southampton boss Tonda Eckert reacts to Spygate scandal punishment Eckert escaped serious punishment for his involvement in the scheme The Independent UK · Oct 8
The Guardian - UK · Oct 8 Women’s Super League faces wait until 2029 for full-time referees despite funding boost Women’s Super League clubs have agreed to a major funding increase but the wait for full-time referees in the English top tier is set to continue until 2029
The Guardian - UK · Oct 7 Eckert’s Spygate ban may be lenient, but no sane manager will try the same trick again Verdict has been a long time coming and the Southampton head coach has recaptured hearts and minds at St Mary’s
The Independent UK · Oct 7 Tonda Eckert learns fate after investigation into Southampton spygate scandal IN FULL
The Independent UK · Oct 7 Southampton manager Tonda Eckert escapes serious punishment for spygate scandal Eckert’s six-week ban has been suspended after the investigation by an independent commission
The Guardian - UK · Oct 7 Southampton manager Tonda Eckert given six-week suspended ban for Spygate scandal An Independent commission cited ‘genuine contrition’ but the FA wanted a three-month ban and may appeal
Sports Illustrated · Oct 7 ‘Tariff-Based System’—The Sanctions Rival Premier League Clubs Want Man City to Face A guilty verdict is only the beginning of the process.
Evening Standard · Sep 30 Could Man City be relegated or expelled? How punishment could work City’s top-flight status could be in jeopardy if appeal against Premier League charges verdict fails
The Independent UK · Sep 24 Premier League provide update on EFL talks over ‘long-term’ funding The ‘New Deal’ would result in solidarity payments to the 72 EFL clubs more than doubling
The Independent UK · Sep 21 Southampton chief says club punished enough over ‘Spygate’ as Tonda Eckert awaits fate Southampton boss Tonda Eckert could face further punishment
Sports Illustrated · Sep 15 There’s Hope for Wrexham: Six Times Red Dragons Bounced Back Under Phil Parkinson The Red Dragons need a response against Southampton after being smashed by West Ham.
Evening Standard · Sep 14 What is Pro Ref? Referee body that apologised to Manchester United after VAR controversy VAR found itself in spotlight once more in Manchester derby