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Being released from a football academy takes a serious toll on young players – new research: GNT STUDIO/Shutterstock Boys who want to be footballers have a difficult dream to achieve. Of the 1.5 million boys who play organised youth football at any given time in England, only around 180 will be signed professionally by a …
Premier League’s record spending could help make English football fairer and more competitive – but it depends on Liz Truss: Many industries are understandably cautious at the moment, as they steel themselves for more tricky economic times ahead. But it seems that nobody told the English Premier League – which has just broken its own …
A lucrative new African football league is coming: the pros and cons: Zouhair El Moutaraji celebrates Morocco's Wydad AC winning at the Caf Champions League in 2022. AFP via Getty Images The Confederation for African Football (Caf) recently announced plans for a continent-wide Africa Super League. It will kick off with 24 clubs from 16 …
For Women’s Euro 2022 to have a meaningful legacy, football must do more to tackle racism and sexism: Women have been playing football for a long time – and for a long time they have had to fight to be respected. In 1969, the Daily Mirror used a photograph of a female footballer’s shorts falling …
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Girls should get the chance to play football at school – but PE needs a major rehaul for all students: Girls are often denied the chance of playing football as part of their physical education. Rob Marmion/Shutterstock After England’s win at Euro 2022, many women, including the Lionesses themselves, have commented on the lack of …
How women’s football can avoid being corrupted when more money comes its way: Sportimage/Alamy The success of England at the Women’s Euros has increased interest in women’s football to unprecedented levels, with record-breaking viewing and attendance figures and an increase in Women’s Super League (WSL) season-ticket sales. But, as is all too obvious in the …
Euro 2022 can be a catalyst for women’s football in England – here’s how: Euro 2022 has all the ingredients to be a breakthrough moment for women’s football in England. A peak television audience of 17 million, the biggest UK audience for a programme in 2022 so far, tuned in to watch England beat Germany …
How the women’s Euros 2022 beat the sceptics to breath new life into football: Along with 27,444 other people, I was in Milton Keynes for the Women’s European Championship semi-final between Germany and France on Wednesday night. It was a high-quality, hard-fought contest, the Germans eventually toughing it out over the more skilful French, winning …
Superstars Sadio Mané and Mo Salah eclipse African football at home: Sadio Mané (left) with Mohamed Salah in 2018 when both played for Liverpool. Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images Senegal’s Sadio Mané and Egypt’s Mo Salah are among 10 players nominated for the African Footballer of the Year prize at this year’s Caf Awards held by the …
Morocco vs South Africa as women’s football enters a new era: Multiple champions Nigeria, in black, were beaten by Morocco in the Wafcon semi-final. AFP via Getty Images This weekend’s Women’s African Football Championship (Wafcon) final between Morocco and South Africa in Morocco marks a new era. With it women’s football in Africa has reached …
Euro 2022: why women’s football remains dominated by the men’s game: England's Beth Mead takes control. Shutterstock/Romain Biard Just over a hundred years ago, women in England were effectively banned from playing football. The Football Association ruled in 1921 that clubs were not allowed to let women play in their grounds, ensuring there could be …
Panic, horror and chaos: what went wrong at the Champions League final – and what needs to be done to make football safer: Daniel Silverstone, a professor of criminology and an expert in policing studies, attended the Champion’s League final in Paris and witnessed chaotic scenes. Here, he and Jan Ludvigsen examine what the latest …
Why football needs a gender revolution: England player Beth Mead at the women's World Cup semi-final against the US in 2019. Romain Biard/Shutterstock This July the UEFA women’s Euros kick off, and women’s football will be watched by millions of people. But will this visibility help boost gender equality in the game or give rise …
Jake Daniels: how homophobia in men’s football is changing: Blackpool forward Jake Daniels’ announcement that he is homosexual makes him the UK’s only active, openly gay, male professional footballer. Daniels, aged 17, described the move as a “relief”, and was met with support and praise from key figures in men’s football and beyond, including Gary …
Women’s football: record crowds and soaring popularity – here’s how to keep it this way: On Boxing Day 1920, a sell-out crowd of 53,000 watched a women’s football match at Liverpool’s Goodison Park, with others waiting outside. With more than 900,000 women working in munitions factories during the first world war, many factories set up women’s …