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Highest annual figure since records began in 2015, the body says, with a record share of cases resolved and more perpetrators sanctioned than ever before.
BBC Sport reports Real Madrid have identified Virgil van Dijk as a defensive target. A tactical examination of what a thirty-something Premier League centre-half of his profile would, and would not, bring to the Spanish champions.
A sixth-tier English club, treated as celebrities in Kuwait, walks into a 22,000-seater stadium on Wednesday. The story of how they got there is the Premier League's quiet inverse.
The points are not the project. A tactical read on why the early table measures structural readiness rather than title form, and what the chaser-versus-chased framing from The Athletic reveals about tempo control in the Premier League.
Mauricio Pochettino, the USMNT head coach and former Tottenham, Chelsea, and Southampton manager, has accused the Premier League's regulatory system of failing to deliver a proportionate punishment for what he called 'a period of deception' in the Manchester City case.
The Premier League's process is private contractual arbitration, not a decision by a sports governing body. That is why the Court of Arbitration for Sport has no jurisdiction over the Manchester City verdict — and why any appeal will be heard inside the league's own procedural walls.
An ankle injury, a public rebuke, and the question Arsenal cannot avoid: who carries the structure when the captain is unavailable?
Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has publicly confirmed a 'double' contract during his 2009–2013 Etihad tenure, dismissing the arrangement as 'not my problem' while the Premier League's 115-charge case against the club remains open.
An independent panel has found Manchester City breached Premier League spending rules through 'sham contracts' and 'disguised funding', with detailed findings now published.
Wrexham CEO Michael Williamson gives an exclusive interview reflecting on the club's journey and identity, emphasizing that a challenging experience against West Ham would not define the club's trajectory.
Trent Alexander-Arnold produced a standout moment for England, but questions remain over whether he has done enough to cement a regular starting role under manager Thomas Tuchel.
Trent Alexander-Arnold delivered a trademark assist for England in their Nations League victory over Czechia, reinforcing his value to Thomas Tuchel's side.
England beat Czechia in the Nations League with goals from Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane after the hosts were reduced to 10 men.
Switzerland beat Scotland in the Nations League after Jack Hendry's early red card, with goals from Rodríguez and Elvedi sealing the result.
Scotland lost to Switzerland at Hampden Park after being reduced to ten men, in what was manager Pocognoli's first match in charge.
Trent Alexander-Arnold says he always believed he would return to the England starting XI after making his first start for the national team in over two years.
England won their Nations League match against the Czech Republic, with Harry Kane on the scoresheet again. The piece also examines Anthony Gordon's growing influence and Trent Alexander-Arnold's performance on his return to the side.
A BBC Sport investigation examines how Manchester City built a legal case to challenge the Premier League's associated party transaction (APT) rules, ultimately securing a significant legal victory.
Sky Sports outlines the major findings from the verdict in Manchester City's financial fair play case, including revelations of 'sham' deals and 'dishonest' witnesses, and that the 'Fordham arrangement' was effectively a front for the Abu Dhabi United Group.
Despite a change in manager and fresh squad personnel, Scotland's national team continues to struggle with persistent on-field issues.
England earned a much-needed victory over Czech Republic, with Anthony Gordon playing a key role in the win.
Aberdeen manager Alessio Pocognoli endured a disappointing first match at Hampden but stressed the importance of keeping a long-term view of the project.
Reports suggest Manchester City were aware of the independent commission's guilty verdict in their 115 charges case before the verdict was made public, according to newspaper claims.
Jonathan Wilson argues that the Premier League's verdict on Manchester City's financial breaches is damning and that the club deserves severe punishment for its conduct.
A BBC Sport editorial argues that England manager Thomas Tuchel should give Trent Alexander-Arnold greater backing, suggesting the defender has not received the trust his quality deserves.
BBC Sport invites readers to rate Scotland national team players following a recent match, highlighting standout performances.
Real Madrid are reportedly weighing up a move for Liverpool centre-back Virgil van Dijk, according to Tuesday's gossip column.
Crystal Palace's chairman used a Premier League 'Paper Talk' roundup to publicly reject a £50m move for Ismaila Sarr. With The Athletic reporting Parish is 'raising the roof' for the Senegalese winger and Jean-Philippe Mateta, the statement reads less as a transfer denial than as a declaration of project.
A Premier League independent panel has found Manchester City guilty on the majority of financial breach charges, with sanctions to be set in a follow-up hearing. The tactical consequences for Guardiola's squad geometry, weekly risk calculus, and recruitment are already in motion.
Premier League, Serie A, LaLiga and Bundesliga publish coordinated statement against Infantino's leadership, citing calendar, governance and financial disputes.
Deco confirmed Barcelona pursued Inter's Lautaro Martinez. What the refusal reveals about Inzaghi's project and the leverage Serie A clubs now hold in negotiations.
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