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Sin bins have been firmly on the agenda in trials from next season as football tries to crack down on bad behaviour on the pitch and have been welcomed by referees

COLUMN: The chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association has warned action must be taken amid a growing number of injuries in the women's game

An increasing number of Premier League stars have been struck down with injuries this season and PFA chief Maheta Molango has admitted players are concerned VAR delays could be having a negative impact

PLUS: FA chiefs have already been looking to figure out where the Three Lions will stay in Germany next summer - having begun making plans BEFORE last year's World Cup

More than 30 players will miss this weekend's fixtures owing to hamstring problems alone, prompting fears that lengthy delays during games is a factor

More than 30 Premier League players will be absent this weekend because of hamstring injuries as several reasons combine to prove player welfare is low among the priorities of football's decision makers

Mirror Football has spoken to the PFA's head of welfare Dr Michael Bennett after survey data highlighted new issues around mental health in professional football

The future of the women's domestic game in England stands at a crossroads with the FA set to relinquish its running of the top two divisions from the start of the 2023-24 season

Former Liverpool defender Joe Maguire retired from football at the age of 25 after falling out of love with the sport following his departure from Anfield in 2017

The PFA WSL Team of the Year has been named for the 2022-23 season with a number of Lionesses from this summer's Women's World Cup squad not named in the final XI

Marcus Rashford enjoyed a bumper 2022-23 season, scoring 30 goals for Manchester United in all competitions, but was left out of the PFA Team of the Season as Arsenal and Manchester City dominated

Manchester City forward Erling Haaland has been named as the PFA's Player of the Year in recognition of his stunning maiden season with the Premier League champions

Darren Lewis says opinion will rage on where Mason Greenwood stands, but amid it all is a young striker who will be 'for ever followed by whatever happened that day'

The Football Association and Professional Footballers' Association are under significant pressure to continue funding research into the risk of heading a football

A number of Premier League teams will be back in action as early as the start of July as fears grow over the amount of games being played by top professional players

The league is to discuss the introduction of wage spending limits at its AGM this week as it seeks to protect its competitiveness. But with Champions League revenues expected to grow by another £1bn in 2024/25 it is unlikely to solve the gap in wealth

"Only when the likes of the Premier League become 'shocked and appalled' by what happens on their watch, will things get any better"

Manchester City could become the third Premier League side to lift the Champions League in just five seasons if they overcome Inter Milan in Istanbul on June 10

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: Manchester City booked their spot in next month's Champions League final in Istanbul by beating Real Madrid 4-0 at the Etihad on Wednesday night

Dele Alli has not played international football for nearly four years and recently returned to Everton from his loan spell at Besiktas for treatment on an injury

The PFA Player of the Season vote opens soon and Robbie Savage has picked his contenders for the gong after top seasons for Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal

Pitch invasions, violence and ugly scenes marred the end of last season when emotions ran high during the play-offs and final home matches

The FA released their plans for non-league contracts this week to much anger - with an injured player set to lose full pay after 12 weeks when the £99.35-a-week statutory wage would kick in

The new standard non-league contract proposal would mean clubs would only have to pay injured players in full for a minimum of 12 weeks, with Charlie Austin slamming the plans

FIFA has unveiled plans for a new international calendar of matches to take place in March, June, September/October and November. All of the windows will be nine days with two games bar at the end of September and start of October which will be 16 days with four games