The Football Association
Governing body of association football in England
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The Football Association or the FA is the governing body of association football in England and the Crown Dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man. Formed in 1863, it is the oldest football association in the world and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the amateur and professional game in its territory.
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FA wants Southgate to stay as England boss - Friday's gossipThe FA wants England boss Gareth Southgate to stay, former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp wanted by two countries, Matthijs de Ligt keen on Manchester United, plus more.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Deepfake' Southgate videos viewed by millionsThe Football Association criticises AI-generated videos on social media purporting to show Gareth Southgate making crude remarks about England players.BBC Sport - Published | |
'No approaches' for Southgate - FA chiefFA chief executive Mark Bullingham on England boss Gareth Southgate's future and fan behaviour at Euro 2024.BBC Sport - Published | |
FA rejects Chelsea appeal against James banChelsea have their attempts to overturn Reece James’s three-match ban rejected by the Football Association.BBC Sport - Published | |
Nottingham Forest charged by FA over fan behaviourNottingham Forest are charged by the Football Association for failing to control their fans during their controversial 1-0 Premier League defeat at home to Liverpool in March.BBC Sport - Published | |
Burnley consultant warned over social media conductA player care consultant at Burnley has received a formal warning from the Football Association about her conduct on social media.BBC Sport - Published | |
Ex-Premier League referee banned over racist commentA former Premier League referee is banned by the FA for five months after making a racist remark to a black assistant referee coach.BBC Sport - Published | |
Paqueta accused of betting market yellow cardsWest Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta is charged by the FA for allegedly getting booked "for the improper purpose of affecting the betting market".BBC Sport - Published | |
Paqueta accused of getting booked deliberatelyWest Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta is charged by the FA for allegedly getting booked "for the improper purpose of affecting the betting market".BBC Sport - Published | |
Paqueta charged by FA over betting breachesWest Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta is charged by the FA for allegedly getting booked "for the improper purpose of affecting the betting market".BBC Sport - Published | |
Premier League star accused of trying to 'affect betting market' by intentionally getting cardedA Premier League star has been charged by the FA for allegedly trying to affect the betting market by intentionally getting carded by referees in several fixtures.Sky News - Published | |
FA to phase out heading in grassroots youth gamesThe Football Association will introduce a new rule to phase out deliberate heading in grassroots youth matches in England.BBC Sport - Published | |
Forest charged by FA as Clattenburg leaves clubNottingham Forest and manager Nuno Espirito Santo are charged with misconduct by the FA as Mark Clattenburg leaves the club.BBC Sport - Published | 'Right decision' for FA to suspend Tonali ban - HoweNewcastle manager Eddie Howe says he welcomes the Football Association's decision to suspend Sandro Tonaili's two-month ban.BBC Sport - Published |
Tonali given suspended FA ban for betting breachesNewcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali is given a suspended two-month ban by the Football Association after admitting breaches of betting rules.BBC Sport - Published | Newcastle midfielder hit with new FA betting ban but decision paves way for returnNewcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali has been fined £20,000 and handed a suspended two-month ban for breaching the Football Association's (FA) betting rules.Sky News - Published |
Day named FA director of women's footballThe Football Association (FA) appoint Sue Day as its new director of women’s football, replacing the outgoing Sue Campbell in December 2024.BBC Sport - Published | 'All parties accepted' FA Cup replays should stopThe Football Association defends its decision to scrap FA Cup replays from 2024-25 and says "all parties accepted" they could not continue.BBC Sport - Published |
