Football

March 20, 2026 Football
England U20 side, led by Ben Futcher, are gearing up for a clash with Italy during the March international window. As has been the case in recent camps, the Young Lions will play a single friendly fixture, scheduled for Friday 27 March at 3:30pm (local time) at the Riano Athletic Centre in Rome. Read more Read More
March 9, 2026 Football
In May 2016, Leicester City wrote one of the most remarkable chapters in the history of football. Against all expectations, a club widely tipped for a relegation battle went on to win the Premier League ahead of England’s traditional giants. Ten years later, in March 2026, the reality could hardly be more different : the Foxes are fighting for survival in the Championship and face the genuine prospect of dropping into League One, the third tier of English football. How did a club that once embodied the greatest miracle in modern football find itself staring down such a dramatic decline ? Read more Read More
February 17, 2026 Football
England U16 are set to return to international action for the first time this calendar year during the February 2026 window, with a fresh training camp built around three fixtures against Denmark, Spain and France. Although the FA has yet to officially confirm the squad list, a provisional selection is already circulating and suggests a strong degree of continuity from the group called up by Barry Lewtas back in December. Read more Read More
February 8, 2026 Football
England U15 have confirmed their squad for the February 2026 international window, which will see the Young Lions travel to Cyprus for two friendly fixtures against Cyprus and the United States. Under the guidance of Matt Thorpe, England continue to shape and develop this emerging generation, just a few weeks after the December training camp at St George’s Park, where they faced Iceland, Spain and Italy. England will take on Cyprus on Tuesday 10 February, before meeting the USA on Saturday 14 February. Read more Read More
January 30, 2026 Football
The verdict is in for Newcastle and Nottingham Forest: both English clubs, forced into the play‑off round after finishing outside the top eight, will have to put in extra work if they hope to keep their European campaigns alive. The Tyne & Wear side must travel all the way to Azerbaijan, while Nottingham Forest will host Fenerbahçe in one of the standout ties of the play‑offs. Read more Read More