Новости за 16.06.2024

Chelsea and England star Levi Colwill is to give something back to the club which helped launch his promising career – by joining Sholing's board of directors.

After Wythenshawe Town had been battered by Bury at Gigg Lane in October, their manager Rory Fallon apologised to supporters - but the mood at the end of the season was somewhat different.

Harry Redknapp has spoken of his love for Non-League football and says it is a ‘crime’ that FA Cup replays will be scrapped from the first round onwards from next season.

Chairman Paul Ayres revealed Thatcham Town briefly discussed the prospect of a second voluntary relegation in ten years having been shunted into the Southern League.

Matt Le Tissier was football’s quintessential one-club man with his devoted affinity to Southampton – but the Non-League game has always been part of his makeup.

The Gentleman avenged his 2019 split decision defeat to Riakporhe

A 41-year-old man, Wilfred Igwe, is seeking the sum of N30 million to undergo another kidney transplant after the initial transplant failed due to complications. It was gathered that Igwe, a native of Ebonyi State suffered a kidney failure in 2020 after which he underwent a transplant. However, the transplant encountered medical complications leading to

Rare flesheating bacteria that can kill in days spreads in Japan

Two people onboard a small World War II-era plane were killed when the aircraft crashed shortly after departing from Chino Airport in Southern California, officials said.

J.D. Martinez homered twice, Jose Quintana ended a 10-start winless streak and the New York Mets beat the San Diego Padres 5-1 Saturday for their eighth win in 10 games.

Marcell Ozuna had three hits including one of four Braves home runs and Atlanta's offensive resurgence continued in a 9-2 rout of the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday.

When Andy Drury left Stevenage just a month after winning the National League title in 2010, he thought his chance to play in the EFL had gone - but that all changed a year later.

Robbie Blake has backed Bognor Regis Town’s young bucks to challenge for the Isthmian Premier play-offs next season.

Tony Russell insists promotion hasn’t even been mentioned after he took over at ambitious Ramsgate – and revealed keeping the club’s all-time record goalscorer Joe Taylor for next season had been one of his priorities.

Sheffield FC are hoping they’ve played their part in a smash hit to coincide with Euro 24!

Steve Baines was something of a pioneer: The first former professional footballer of note to become a referee.

Aveley midfielder Ikechi Eze couldn’t be any prouder of brother Eberechi for making England’s squad for the Euros.

Sidibeh was on target on his international debut for Gambia in a 5-1 Group F victory over Seychelles at the Stade Municipal de Berkane last weekend.

Jamie Coyle played his part in England Veterans retaining the Seniors World Cup – and is hoping Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions can follow in their footsteps with Euro glory this summer.

England Over-50s showed Gareth Southgate and his Three Lions how to handle pressure by defending their Four Nations crown last weekend.

England striker Ollie Watkins says he will always be grateful to the role Weston-super-Mare played in his journey to the top.

John Katz admits it was love at first sight when he first stepped foot into Woking’s Laithwaite Community Stadium.

Eyrie the Eagle has found himself a new job for the summer – helping to lay down Bedford Town’s new 3G pitch!

Scott Donnelly admits it took time away from football to help him rediscover his love for the game – now he’s aiming to make it big once again as a manager.