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The increasingly congested fixture schedule for top-level women's footballers has become a significant talking point in the ast 12 months with a number of high-profile coaches and players calling for change amid a number of major injuries

The Champions League is back for the knockout stages and many of the remaining clubs will be promoting airlines, despite stark warnings from experts about global warming

A landmark amendment ensures two women are guaranteed to sit on the UEFA Executive Committee, with European football's governing body arriving at the decision, part led by driving force Laura McAllister, at a time when the subject of gender-driven quotas has never been more fierce

UEFA's multi-club ownership rules could have a significant impact on Manchester United once Sir Jim Ratcliffe's deal to buy 25 a per cent stake in the club is ratified

England have been drawn against Finland, Ireland and Greece in their UEFA Nations League group as Gareth Southgate's team aim to rebound from their recent relegation

There were fears the Tartan Army’s traditional noisy soundtrack would be silenced this summer by tournament bosses, with UEFA issuing a ban on “mechanical sound-emitting devices” at matches

England have discovered their opponents for the 2024/2025 Nations League, having been relegated to League B after failing to win a single game in the last edition of the competition

UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin caused controversy by forcing through a rule change allowing him to stay on until 2031 - only to reveal he is standing down in 2027

The vote, taken during UEFA's annual congress in Paris on Thursday, allows incumbent president Aleksander Čeferin to extend his presidency beyond the allowed term of 12 years - only for him to announce he's standing down

The annual UEFA congress was held in Paris on Thursday and as part of a bundle of statutory reforms, the UEFA presidency term limit was extended beyond the previous three terms, which will allow Aleksander Ceferin to retain power for an unprecedented fourth term

England boss Gareth Southgate suffered the humiliation of being relegated into Group B for when the tournament kicks off again in September after failing to win any of their games in 2022.

The Premier League want to take a closer look at Manchester City's transfer for Girona star Savio, who is believed to be on the cusp of a switch to the Etihad this summer

Aleksander Ceferin is looking to tweak UEFA rules which would allow him to remain as president for a fourth term despite opposition from those in the organisation

The Arsenal and England defender was forced to miss the summer's World Cup after becoming the latest high-profile women's footballer to sustain an anterior cruciate ligament injury last season

Former Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson is aiming to end his brief Al-Ettifaq nightmare, but just a loan departure will serve as no benefit to his old side

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: The 2024 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations kicks off in the Ivory Coast on January 12, with some of the Premier League's finest set to be in action for their countries

Gunners boss Mikel Arteta is likely to have to settle for a loan deal in the current transfer window but the club have put feelers out to try and make a signing this month

Jurgen Klopp has delivered his verdict on the revamped European Super League proposal after Liverpool confirmed their involvement in the project had been "discontinued"

Fresh plans for the European Super League were released after their landmark court victory against FIFA and UEFA - and Aston Villa boss Unai Emery has now offered his view

FIFA have taken the Club World Cup and, without consultation, decided to make it a gigantic summer tournament; FIFA chief Arsene Wenger is in favour, the same man who in a previous life loved to whinge about the stress placed on players

The European Super League has reared its head once more, but Florentino Perez, for all the Real Madrid supermo's grand-standing, and members of the rebel alliance all know there is one simple truth where the breakaway competition is concerned

Manchester United and several other Premier League and European clubs have confirmed they are against joining the revamped European Super League - putting the proposed competition in doubt

The European Super League is back in play after a European court ruling went against UEFA, but a number of powerhouses across the continent swiftly made their feelings very clear, up against Real Madrid and Barcelona

The European Super League is back on the table following an European Court of Justice decision, and while Manchester City's stance was clear, Pep Guardiola's comments somewhat muddy the waters

The European Super League has been given fresh hope after Thursday's landmark court ruling and Manchester United have now declared their stance on fresh proposals