All news on the topic: Hillsborough tragedy

France international William Saliba suffered a back injury against Sporting Lisbon last month and is working hard to regain his fitness ahead of Arsenal's Premier League run in

An impeccable minute's silence was held before last weekend's 2-2 draw between Liverpool and Arsenal at Anfield following a week when two clubs released statements after their fans chanted vile songs about the Hillsborough disaster

Rival fans singing hateful songs about the Hillsborough tragedy took Charlotte straight back to the night her father never came home - on April 15, 1989, James Hennessy, 29, became one of 97 who lost their lives at a football match

Those who chant about football tragedies for ‘fun’ need to stop and consider the effect those tragedies have on so many people throughout their lives

Chelsea supporters were heard chanting about the Hillsborough Stadium disaster during their Premier League match against Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night

Liverpool head to the Etihad Stadium to face Pep Guardiola's title-chasing Manchester City on April 1 but have seen their ticket allocation slashed

The claim was aired at a hearing of the Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, which is investigating safety at sporting events

Three-time champion Flat jockey Oisin Murphy was granted both a jumps and Flat licence when he returned from a 14-month ban but wants to focus on his Flat commitments this year

Aintree racecourse will remember the tragic events at Hillsborough football stadium where 97 Liverpool fans died as Grand National day coincides with its 34th anniversary

Brian Reade takes the apologies over Hillsborough and the Paris Champions League Final debacle - both games he attended – with a skip-full of salt and says officialdom's attitudes to fans has to change

Wembley has installed new safe standing areas, which were trialled for an England match in September, and will now be rolled out for hundreds of Manchester United and Newcastle fans

The former Prime Minister commissioned Bishop James Jones to investigate the victims' families experiences - but five years on the Government is yet to issue its response

An apology from senior police officers 34 years after the 1989 Hillsborough disaster has been met with fury and branded as "too little too late" by the bereaved

An alliance of Liverpool fans has said the police response, including a first apology almost 34 years after the Hillsborough disaster in 1989, does not go far enough

Police chief Martin Hewitt has apologised on behalf of the police service for failing to keep people safe at the FA Cup match at Hillsborough, in which 97 Liverpool fans died