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Harry Maguire's handball controversy in Manchester United's win over Ipswich Town has been resolved. The goal was allowed to stand due to specific interpretation of the handball law.
BBC Football releases a new set of daily quizzes including 'Who Am I?' and 'Five in Five'. Fans are invited to test their knowledge with these interactive brain teasers.
BBC Sport experts identify the key transfers poised to complete before the English window closes Tuesday at 23:00 BST. These standout deals define the final hours of the market.
Manchester United faced Ipswich Town in the Premier League, featuring Marcus Rashford's return to the starting lineup. Detailed player ratings assess individual contributions and team performance.
New court documents reveal deepening hostility between Uefa and FIFA president Gianni Infantino. The disclosures highlight a severe institutional rift threatening global football stability.
Liverpool are linked with Chelsea's Estêvão amid a desperate final window push. Manager Andoni Iraola seeks wide options after Gakpo's uncertain future.
Ousmane Dembélé has been named the world's best male footballer by the Guardian. His rise from a 2014 prospect to global elite reflects resilience and PSG's team-first philosophy.
Ousmane Dembélé claims the top spot in The Guardian's 2025 ranking, edging out Lamine Yamal and Vitinha. The Premier League heavily dominates the list of the world's best male footballers.
Unai Emery dismisses claims of friendly ties with Chelsea, labeling the recent transfer activity as purely financial. The Villa boss insists the connection is a 'deal for money,' not a partnership.
Tottenham explores interest in Christian Pulisic. Liverpool and Everton eye Stuttgart winger Jamie Leweling. Crystal Palace aim to retain Dean Henderson after a Forest bid.
Scheffler staged a dramatic final-day charge at East Lake Golf Club to claim the FedEx Cup. The victory came after a tense battle at the Tour Championship.
The Guardian identifies 60 top young talents born in 2008, featuring PSG's Ibrahim Mbaye and Brazil's next star. The report also tracks the performance of previous yearly classes.
Ollie Watkins has finalized his £51m transfer to Al-Hilal. The striker revealed he never expected his Aston Villa career to conclude in this manner, marking a dramatic exit from the Premier League.
Aitana Bonmatí becomes the first player to top the Guardian's Top 100 for three consecutive years, cementing her status as the world's best.
Gary O'Neil condemns a handball loophole after Harry Maguire's handling was recorded as an own goal for Ipswich.
Guardian journalists identify the top 20 first-year scholar talents at Premier League clubs. The report highlights players born between 2008 and 2009, tracking the league's emerging generational shift.
The Guardian's 2025 list, compiled by 127 experts, names Aitana Bonmatí as the planet's best female player, with Mariona Caldentey and Alessia Russo completing the top three. Rich Laverty details the rankings, judges and how fans can follow the full list.
Manchester United welcomes a wave of fresh signings, yet captain Bruno Fernandes continues to define the club's benchmark. Simon Stone notes that the new era is built around the standards set by the Portuguese midfielder.
At the New York‑New Jersey stadium, Spain’s 1‑0 win over Argentina was accompanied by boos as US President Donald Trump and FIFA chief Gianni Infantino stepped onto the podium. Trump’s attempt to stand beside the Spanish squad was quietly redirected by Infantino, echoing a similar scene at last summer’s Club World Cup.
CEO Hannah Buckley is steering Bristol City Women through a major rebuild after separating from the men’s side, with promotion to the top tier firmly in view. Backed by investor Mercury13, the club is shaping a self‑sufficient future in the WSL.
A 1-1 draw with Newcastle highlights Andoni Iraola's fresh tactics but also exposes Liverpool's lingering imbalance and susceptibility to counter‑attacks. While rivals struggled to find form, Liverpool secured a point yet remain far from the stability shown by some opponents.
The first round of Premier League action delivered a mixed bag, from Manchester United’s lacklustre attack to Brentford’s £39 million bargain and Everton’s Dewsbury‑Hall shining. Arsenal’s handling of Gabriel Martinelli also sparked debate after the Brazil forward was omitted from the squad for the Coventry clash.
The Guardian's football team releases a video where its writers peer into the future and outline their expectations for the 2026-27 Premier League season. Published on August 21, 2026, the piece invites fans to see the analysts' crystal‑ball insights.
Guardian sport revisits Paul Gage’s long‑standing query about the footballer who has featured for the most clubs. The article lists a eclectic mix of names from Arsenal to South Shields, noting the question remains unanswered after two decades.
