April 14 – SportyTV has secured pay-TV rights to the World Cup in South Africa, meaning all 104 matches from the tournament across Mexico, the United States and Canada will be available on the African sports platform’s OTT service and mobile app. Pre- and post-match coverage will come from studios in Cape Town and Madrid.
Cruz Azul (0) v (3) LAFC
LAFC travel to Puebla tonight holding a 3-0 first-leg lead after a dominant performance last week at BMO Stadium.
April 14 – Nashville will have to make history at the Azteca if they are to progress to the semi-finals of the Champions Cup with a win over Club America.
April 11 – The AFC has no plans to move the 2027 Asian Cup from Saudi Arabia next January and is not looking for an alternative host, an anonymous source has told Insideworldfootball.
April 13 – Human Rights Watch (HRW) has warned that World Cup host cities need to step up to protect players and fans during the 2026 tournament.
April 13 – World Sevens Football (W7F) is bringing its 7v7 format to England for the first time, with a London-based tournament scheduled to run alongside one of the key weekends in the Women’s domestic calendar.
April 13 – The Concacaf W Qualifiers go to the final round of group matches this week with each of the six groups going down to the wire.
April 13 – Sunderland have condemned racist abuse aimed at Brian Brobbey after their 1-0 win over relegation-threatened Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, describing it as part of a pattern that is becoming all too familiar.
April 13 – Como 1907 have struck a partnership with EA Sports FC, in a deal facilitated by European Football Clubs, as the Serie A side looks to deepen its presence across digital platforms.
April 13 – The White House is using the 2031 Women’s World Cup as leverage, and the message to US President Donald Trump’s favourite sports administrator Gianni Infantino is clear: change your policy on transgender athletes in women’s soccer, or the government guarantees needed to stage the tournament in the United States won’t be coming.
April 13 – History was made Saturday night in Berlin. Union Berlin appointed Marie-Louise Eta as head coach of their men’s Bundesliga side, making her the first woman to hold a top job at a men’s club in any of Europe’s five major leagues.
April 13 – As part of the process of making football more accessible to children and strengthening the sport’s grassroots foundation, the Turkish leg of the ‘FIFA Arena’ project had its official opening ceremony at the Spor Toto Assembly Middle School in Beykoz.
April 12 – LaLiga has opened tenders for broadcast rights across seven European territories covering the 2026-27 to 2030-31 seasons, split into two packages.
April 13 – West Ham United have launched a capsule collection with Seoul-based streetwear label Nivelcrack, marking the club’s first licensed fashion collaboration with a South Korean football-inspired brand.
April 12 – With FIFA presidential elections a year away, South American governing body Conmebol has backed Gianni Infantino for re-election as the head of world football.