theguardian.comadded August 2026
Football | The Guardianby Miguel Dantas13d ago
Years after his leaks shook the foundations of European football, Rui Pinto is claiming vindication following Manchester City’s conviction for financial fair play breaches.
Football | The Guardianby Barney Ronay13d ago
Welcome, then, to the age of asterisk. Whatever punishment Manchester City and their sovereign wealth fund owners receive at the end of this process, the fact remains, everything is tainted now.
Football | The Guardianby David Hytner13d ago
Thomas Tuchel has pictured the scene. It comes after the final whistle has blown on England’s Nations League opener against Spain on Saturday night, the first post-World Cup fixture for both teams...
Football | The Guardianby Simon Hattenstone13d ago
It couldn’t have been more prophetic. In 2008, 15 years before Manchester City were charged with financial fraud, fans started singing “City’s going down with a billion in the bank” to the tune of...
Football | The Guardianby Nick Ames in Amsterdam13d ago
Cody Gakpo has reflected on a “very tough” summer that ended with the collapse of a transfer to Manchester City, revealing Liverpool changed their minds about letting him join their top-flight...
Football | The Guardianby Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent13d ago
The result is finally in from a highly anticipated Premier League match-up: the legal battle which pitted the league against Manchester City, the team that have dominated the competition in recent...
Football | The Guardianby Jeff Rueter13d ago
The United States men’s national team’s stars of tomorrow will debut en masse over the coming multi-week Fifa window, with Mauricio Pochettino calling in 13 players who have yet to debut.
Football | The Guardianby Niall McVeigh13d ago
May 2011FA Cup ends trophy drought With the addition of Edin Dzeko (£27m) in January 2011, Mancini is able to steer City to a third-place finish and a first Champions League campaign.
Football | The Guardianby John Brewin13d ago
THE BLAME GAME Come Saturday, it will be 73 days since the pain and shame of Atlanta, when England, from a winning position in a World Cup semi-final, decided to do an England, and sit on their...
Football | The Guardianby Abigail Segel13d ago
It was a familiar sight: Ashley Sanchez running at the left post, controlling a lofted cross, deftly finding a window between defenders and taking a quick shot to the inside of the far post beyond...
Football | The Guardianby Mark Sweney13d ago
David Beckham has taken a $51m (£39m) dividend from his business empire after a series of deals with brands for the Fifa World Cup.
Football | The Guardianby Martin Pegan13d ago
Socceroos head coach Tony Popovic continues to show he is prepared to make big selection calls with captain Maty Ryan axed from the squad for these two friendlies against Brazil.
Football | The Guardianby Pablo Iglesias Maurer13d ago
US men’s national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino says he regrets not being “more involved” in the situation surrounding US forward Folarin Balogun at this summer’s World Cup.
Football | The Guardianby Sid Lowe in Madrid13d ago
“I’m going to tell you a story,” Luis de la Fuente said. “As soon as the game finished on 19 July, before anyone had cooled down at all, just two or three minutes after the final, one of the...
Football | The Guardianby Nick Ames at the Johan Cruyff Arena14d ago
Jürgen Klopp had predicted his bow as Germany manager could be wild, a trait he would accept as long as his team looked lively.
Football | The Guardianby Ben Fisher at the José Alvalade Stadium14d ago
There was a comic-strip feel to another eventful evening in the world of Cristiano Ronaldo. Where to start?
Football | The Guardianby Richard Williams14d ago
The Italian footballer Sandro Mazzola, who has died aged 83, was a supremely gifted forward who won two European Cups and four Serie A titles during 17 years with his only club, Internazionale of...
Football | The Guardianby Barry Glendenning14d ago
THIRSTY WORK Considering he is a lifelong Everton fan, it’s no surprise that Andy Burnham seems to be in favour of allowing fans to drink Tin at football matches.
Football | The Guardianby compiled by Jason Rodrigues14d ago
UK prime minister, Andy Burnham has spoken out about football fans facing “discrimination” because they cannot drink alcohol in the stands, signalling that he may change the law.
Football | The Guardianby Graham Ruthven14d ago
Before this past weekend, Arsenal had not lost in the Premier League since April. Nine straight league wins had been enough to crown the Gunners as champions at the end of last season and firmly...
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