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United States president Donald Trump was unsurprisingly given the first ever FIFA peace prize at Friday’s World Cup draw ceremony in Washington DC.

Donald Trump asked to keep the World Cup trophy as FIFA’s president brought it to the White House for a special announcement.

From electrocution to decapitation, migrant workers on Saudi World Cup construction projects face deadly conditions amid a persistent lack of transparency and accountability.

FIFA says it is aware of "ongoing legal proceedings in Miami" and added that the "alleged offences are serious and of a personal matter" with no link to his work at FIFA.

A top conservationist has condemned Morocco and urged FIFA to take action over the slaughter of three million street dogs ahead of the 2030 World Cup.

Canada were deducted six points in the Olympic women’s soccer tournament and their head coach Bev Priestman banned for a year, global governing body FIFA said on Saturday, following a drone spying scandal that has tainted their gold medal defence.

The Super League case returns to Madrid court today with backers confident that new competition could be in place for start of 2025-26 season with or without Premier League giants

The brand new Pubkas Awards honour the best goals scored in Britain's amateur football leagues in the 2023/24 season. Send us videos of the most beautiful efforts to be in with a chance of winning a cash prize and trophy – as well as the glory

The Premier League have submitted a new proposal which would see the current concussion substitution rules change ahead of this weekend's annual IFAB summit in Scotland

The sin bin protocols were ready for publication by IFAB on February 9 but were pulled at the last minute after widespread condemnation of blue cards - now FIFA president Gianni Infantino has made his stance very clear

The sin bin protocols were ready for publication on February 9 but were pulled at the last minute, with FIFA saying the reports concerning a blue card at elite levels of football were "incorrect and premature"

Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer spelt out the ultimatum to Premier League clubs ahead of their March 11 meeting

The company will focus on its 'owned IP, sports, and massive online communities'

The Chelsea star picked up a 'minor' knee injury in the warm-up before England's friendly match against Austria and has been sent back to west London for further assessment

The Gunners striker ruptured her anterior cruciate ligament shortly after returning from an international break with England and believes the correlation should be looked at

Sarina Wiegman's England Women's football team will have a new London Overground line dedicated to them in honour of the team's unprecedented and unflagging success on and off the pitch

This season's January transfer window might've been defined by a risk-averse Premier League but women's football relished yet another record-breaking transfer window

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

Premier League managers would be exempt from blue cards under rules outlined - but there are no special exemptions for goalkeepers, who would be sent to the sin bin for 10 minutes

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

Gareth Southgate's deal as England boss expires in December and the FA are keen to have him in situ for the 2026 World Cup, such is their happiness with him and a lack of viable alternatives

The Liverpool boss was asked his thoughts on the idea of blue cards and sin bins on Friday - and it's fair to say that the Kop boss isn't a big fan of the potential addition to the game

The idea of referees issuing blue cards for cynical fouls and dissent has proven to be wildly unpopular, prompting football lawmakers IFAB to delay their announcement

Mesut Ozil has weighed in on the proposals being floated over the potential introduction of a new blue card as part of changes to the rules around sin-bins in the professional game

The FIFA president was addressing the annual UEFA congress in Paris on Thursday morning and declared that the governing bodies needed to do more to 'eradicate' racism from the sport