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Defiant Manchester Corinthians continued to play their beloved beautiful game despite the FA banning women's football and went on to win an unoffical World Cup

Roberta visited St Edward’s Catholic Primary in east London where - exactly 51 years ago yesterday - her father, Bobby Moore, marked what was about to be his 100th international appearance

There have been plenty of talented defenders to ply their trade in the Premier League but none feature in the list of the best in football history if Artificial Intelligence is to be believed

After the death of football legend Sir Bobby Charlton, Brian Reade looks back on the unmatchable career of a sports icon who won almost every honour the game has to offer

'Sir Bobby Charlton is arguably the most influential and important footballer in the history of the game in this country, a towering figure for both Manchester United and for England'

‌Against a backdrop of mutiny and discord Maher has heroically built a competitive team who would be on the verge of the National League play-offs without a 10-point deduction for breaking financial rules

This weekend the England women’s team go into the country’s first World Cup final in 57 years, when Bobby Moore’s legendary side beat West Germany 4-2 at Wembley

In 1971, 14 young players played in front of 90,000 at a World Cup in Mexico only for the Women's FA to ban them all upon their return to England. Now, as Mirror Football hears from two of the stars, they are getting belated recognition for their achievements

The shirt which Bobby Moore wore as he lifted the famous Jules Rimet trophy at Wembley in 1996 has gone missing, but a mystery buyer is claimed to have it in their possession

England's World Cup-winning captain Bobby Moore died of bowel cancer at the age of 51 on this day in 1993, and he is fondly remembered for his humility and leadership