November 11 – English Premier League champions Liverpool have contacted referees’ chief Howard Webb to express serious concerns about Virgil van Dijk’s disallowed goal in Sunday’s 3-0 defeat to Manchester City.
November 11 – Chelsea’s Cole Palmer has trademarked his iconic ‘shiver’ celebration as he continues to develop his personal business empire.
November 6 – Matchday 10 produced the lowest average stadium capacity of the season so far, with Premier League grounds operating at 96.36% full — the first time the figure has dipped below 97% since Inside World Football began tracking attendance data in August 2023.
November 4 – The United Soccer League (USL) has named Tony Scholes, currently the Premier League’s Chief Football Officer and former Stoke City CEO, as President of its new Division One league, which is set to launch in 2027.
November 4 – Evangelos Marinakis has pledged to fund the medical care of any Nottingham Forest fans caught up in a mass stabbing incident on a train last Saturday.
November 4 – Tottenham Hotspur will have a new front of shirt sponsor from the start of the 2027/28 season as pan-Asian life insurance group AIA, the clubs main sponsor since 2013, transitions to becoming the club’s Global Training Partner in a new deal that begins July 2027 and runs until June 2032.
AIA currently pays Spurs about £40 million per year as part of an eight-year, £320 million sponsorship. That deal covers the men’s,
November 2 – Boxing Day football is a tradition like no other in England, a high point in the English football calendar and a special day of community, mutual support and hope for a year to come. Except it won’t be this year in the Premier League where only one match will take place.
November 3 – Football isn’t just played on the pitch anymore, with Liverpool’s new global partnership with software technology business Trimble being another sign that the game’s future lies in data, design, and digital precision.
November 3 – New Nottingham Forest boss, Sean Dyche, has been left grasping at straws in his first two weeks as game-changing decisions haven’t gone his way and Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Manchester United, left him fuming at officials and with plenty to say.
October 31 – Premier League club, Everton FC, has appointed U.S.-based agency Range Sports to find front-of-kit and training-kit sponsors, starting with the 2026-27 season when the ban on gambling forms holding the main shirt sponsorship position is banned.
October 31 – Paul Scholes has always been a man who let his football do the talking. For Manchester United and England, the ‘Ginger Prince’ was widely considered one of the greatest players of his generation. But away from Old Trafford, the midfield maestro faced a very different task.
October 29 – Premier League match week nine produced one of the most consistent attendance turn outs of the season, with stadiums across the Premier League operating at an impressive 97.99% capacity. That figure edges above the campaign average of 97.75%.
October 29 – West Ham United fans will have the chance to exchange old kits for new ones at a special ‘shirt swap’ event run by the club’s principal partner, Boyle Sports, before their Premier League clash with Newcastle United on November 2.
October 28 – Premier League stadiums operated at 97.99% capacity across matchweek nine this season according to IWF analysis of official attendances.
October 27 – John Textor (pictured) and his controversial Eagle Football multi-club ownership group has tabled has tabled a bid of more than £400 million ($532.2 million) to buy Premier League Wolverhampton Wanderers from China’s Fosun Group.