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A G Athletic »
Adult Male
A P S Elite »
Shady Lane, Old Oscott, Birmingham
Adult Male
Ajax C V Jks »
Woodacre Road, Erdington, Birmingham
Adult Male
Al Ansar »
Muntz Street, Small Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Alcester Town Jnrs »
Alcester, , Warwickshire
Male, Female, U17, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9
Alum Rock »
Burney Lane, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Alvechurch Fc »
Lye Meadow, Redditch Road, Alvechurch
Male, Female, U18
Amblecote »
Adult Male
Angola »
Adult Male
Arch »
Adult Male
Arden Forest »
Barrows Lane, Yardley, Birmingham
Male, Female, U17, U14, U13, U12, U10, U9, U8
Arden Forest Senior »
Barrows Lane, Yardley, Birmingham
Adult Male
Arden Forest Youth »
Barrows Lane, Yardley, Birmingham
Male, Female, U16, U14, U13, U12, U9
Aston »
Park Lane, Handsworth, Birmingham
Adult Male
Aston Fields Athletico »
School Drive, Stratford Road, Bromsgrove
Adult Male
Aston Labs »
Adult Male
Aston Rangers »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Aston University Womens »
University Of Aston Rec, Birmingham Rd, Walsall
Adult Female
Aston Villa Disability »
Villa Park, Trinity Road, Birmingham
Male, Female, U16, U12
Aston Villa Disability Womens »
Adult Female
Aston Xi »
Adult Male
Audley Rangers »
Adult Male
Austin Sports & Social »
Long Bridge Lane, Longbridge, Birmingham
Male, U16
B S K »
Holders Lane, Birmingham
Adult Male
Bagot St Michaels »
Church Road, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield
Adult Male
Balsallona »
Edward Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Barley Mow Tividale »
Wattle Road, West Bromwich, West Midlands
Adult Male
Barnets United »
Aldridge Road, Great Barr, Birmingham
Adult Male
Bartley Green Social »
Adult Male
Bearley United »
Adult Male
Bearmore Inn »
Sutherland Road, Cradley Heath, West Midlands
Adult Male
Beoley Village »
Birmingham Road, Redditch, Worcestershire
Adult Male
Bidford Juniors »
Male, Female, U16, U14, U13, U12, U10, U9, U8
Billesley United Saturday »
Adult Male
Birmingham A C R »
Aston Villa Limited, Villa Park, Birmingham
Adult Male
Birmingham Buzzards »
Aston
Male, Female, U12
Birmingham City (Fitc) »
Redhill Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham
Male, U16
Birmingham City Fc »
St Andrews Stadium, Cattell Road, Birmingham
Male, Female, U18, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9
Birmingham Deaf »
Adult Male
Birmingham Sports Cvi »
Adult Male
Birmingham Tigers »
Adult Male
Birmingham Wanderers »
Adult Male
Black Country Gunners »
Birchley Sports & Social, Brunel Road, Oldbury
Male, Female, U18, U17, U9
Black Horse (Redditch) »
Eldorado Close, Studley, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Black Stars »
Adult Male
Blackheath Town Colts »
Male, Female, U14, U9
Blackheath Town Youth »
York Road, Rowley Regis, Oldbury
Male, U16
Blackwood Saturday »
Off Lugtrout Lane, Solihull
Adult Male
Boldmere Falcons »
Sheffield Road Entrance, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Male, Female, U18, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Boldmere Sports & Social Falcons »
Sheffield Road Entrance, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Adult Male
Boldmere St Michaels Youth »
Church Road, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield
Male, U16
Booker Athletic »
Edward Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Bordesley »
Adult Male
Bordesley Rovers »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Bordesley Rovers Minor »
Heybarnes Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Male, Female, U16, U15, U14, U9
Bournville College Of F E »
Shenley Lane, Birmingham
Adult Male
Brierley Hill Bullets »
Male, Female, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8
Britannia Old Boys »
Brunel Road, Off Newbury Lane, Oldbury
Adult Male
Bromford »
Broomie Close, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Adult Male
Bromsgrove Futsal »
Male, Female, U10, U8
Bromsgrove General »
Cherry Tree Walk, Batchley, Redditch
Adult Male
Bromsgrove Sporting »
Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire
Adult Male
Bro-Sis »
Salford Stadium, Aston, Birmingham
Adult Male
Burnt Round The Edges »
Birmingham
Adult Female
Burnt Tree Athletic »
Adult Male
C P A H & N »
Birmingham Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Cadbury Athletic »
Lye Meadow, Redditch Road, Alvechurch
Adult Male
Callowbrook Swifts Girls »
New Inns Lane, Frankley, Frankley
Female, U15
Callowbrook Swifts Junior »
New Inns Lane, Frankley, Frankley
Male, Female, U18, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8
Casa »
Adult Male
Castle Green »
Fordbridge Road, Kingshurst, Solihull
Adult Male
Castle Vale »
Farnborough Road, Castle Vale, Birmingham
Adult Male
Castle Vale J K S »
Male, Female, U17, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10
Castle Vale Jks Girls »
Farnborough Road, Castle Vale, Birmingham
Male, Female, U14, U12, U10
Castle Vale Spitfires »
Farnborough Road, Castle Vale, Birmingham
Adult Male
Castle Vale United »
Adult Male
Castlehurst Colts »
Billsmore Green, Off Rowood Drive, Solihull
Male, U15
Chelmsley Town Youth »
Coleshill Road, Marston Green, Birmingham
Male, Female, U16, U15, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Chelmsley Wood United »
Adult Male
Clement 83 Sunday »
Holly Lane, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
Cocksmoors Athletic »
Adult Male
Cofton Eagles »
Irwin Avenue, Birmingham, West Midlands
Male, U11
Coldfield Rangers »
244 Holly Lane, Erdington, Birmingham
Adult Male
Coldlands »
Jacey Road, Shirley, Solihull
Adult Male
Coleshill Green Man »
Park Road, Coleshill, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Coleshill Town Ltd »
Packington Lane, Coleshill, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Colron Adults »
Adult Male
Common Ground United »
Adult Male
Conquerors »
Male, U15
Continental Star Women »
Adult Female
Continental Star Youth »
Great Barr, Birmingham
Male, Female, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U7
Corks »
Silver Street, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Cosmopolitians »
Edgbaston, Birmingham
Adult Male
Cottage Albion »
Moat Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Cottage Farm Rangers »
Birds Bush Rd, Belgrave, Tamworth
Male, Female, U18, U17, U15, U14, U10
Cottage Farm Rangers Saturday »
Birds Bush Rd, Belgrave, Tamworth
Male, Female, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Cottage Harriers »
Basons Lane Pf, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Cradley Town Cobras »
The Beeches, Beeches View Avenue, Cradley
Male, U11
Cross Guns United »
Adult Male
Crusaders »
Rowheath Playing Fields, Heath Road, Birmingham
Adult Male
Crusaders Ladies »
Rowheath Playing Fields, Heath Road, Birmingham
Adult Female
Dairy Crest »
Leicester Rd, Nuneaton, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Damsonwood Blues »
Off Rowood Drive, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Dolphin A »
Amington Fields, Moor Lane, Tamworth
Adult Male
Dosthill Boys Club »
Dosthill, Tamworth, Staffordshire
Adult Male
Dresden Fox »
Whitehall Road, West Bromwich, West Midlands
Adult Male
Dresden Malt Shovel »
Birmingham Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Easy Reds »
Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, Birmingham
Adult Male
Erdington Cosmos Keys »
Woodacre Road, Erdington, Birmingham
Adult Male
Erdington Star Woodlands Seniors »
Lower Sandford Street, Lichfield, Staffordshire
Adult Male
F C Premier »
Birmingham Road, Walsall, West Midlands
Male, Female, U16, U15, U14, U13, U11, U10
Fairfax Utd 30 »
Edward Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Feckenham Juniors »
Woodrow Drive, Redditch, Worcestershire
Male, Female, U18, U16, U15, U13, U10, U9
Five Ways United »
Dudley Road, Wison Green, Birmingham
Male, U15, U13
Flamengo »
Rowheath Playing Fields, Heath Road, Birmingham
Adult Male
Football Futures »
Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham
Male, Female, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U8
Fountain »
Birmingham Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Four Oaks Minor »
Broomie Close, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Male, U12
Fox Rangers »
Holly Lane, Erdington, Birmingham
Adult Male
Fox Tavern »
Adult Male
Frankley »
Adult Male
G B Rangers »
Packington Avenue, Shard End, West Midlands
Adult Male
Garretts Green »
Wagon Lane, Sheldon
Adult Male
Glascote Swifts »
Adult Male
Glebe Cc »
Bluebell Drive, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham
Male, U14
Glebe Farm Colts »
Stud Lane, Stechford, Birmingham
Male, Female, U17, U16, U15, U13, U11, U10, U9
Greets Green Dresden »
Adult Male
Haden Rangers »
Adult Male
Hailstone Harriers »
Brunel Road, Off Newbury Lane, Oldbury
Adult Male
Halas Hawks Junior »
Bassnage Road, Halesowen, West Midlands
Male, Female, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U10, U9, U7
Halas Hawks Ladies »
Adult Female
Halesowen Zion »
Lion Farm Playing Fields, Brunel Road, Oldbury
Adult Male
Halfway »
323 Boldmere Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands
Adult Male
Hampton Snr »
Catherine De Barnes, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Hamstead Diamonds C »
Poundry Lane, Smethwick
Male, Female, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Hamstead Youth »
Birmingham Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Handsworth Athletic »
Hamstead Hill, Perry Barr, Birmingham
Adult Male
Handsworth Town »
Raddlebarn Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham
Adult Male
Handsworth United Saturday »
Adult Male
Harborne Harriers »
Bearwood, West Midlands
Adult Male
Hargate Arms »
Adult Male
Hasbury Fire »
Adult Male
Hasbury Rangers Junior »
Whittingham Road, Halesowen, West Midlands
Male, Female, U17, U16, U14, U13, U12, U10, U9
Hassra West Midlands »
Wheelers Lane, Kings Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Hellenic »
Holly Lane, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
Henley Forest Of Arden Minor »
Henley In Arden, Warwickshire, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Highgate »
Male, U13, U12
Hilton Rangers »
Widney Road, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Hizza United »
Greenlands Drive, Redditch, Worcestershire
Adult Male
Hockley Prince »
Ninefoot Lane, Wilnecote, Tamworth
Adult Male
Holdens »
Birmingham Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Holloway Park »
Adult Male
Holly Lane Lions »
Holly Lane, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
Holy Souls »
Alcester, , Warwickshire
Adult Male
Hopwood Star Ladies »
Eldorado Close, Studley, Warwickshire
Adult Female
Howley Grange Harriers »
Hurst Green Road, Hurst Green, Halesowen
Male, U13
J C Lions »
Glenmead Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
J D »
Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Adult Male
J E Yardley »
Elmdon Heath Recreation Ground, Damson Lane, Solihull
Adult Male
J P Brotherhood »
Yorkminster Drive, Solihull, Birmingham
Adult Male
Jmg Black Country Reds »
Male, U11
Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College »
65 Cheddar Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Journeys End Athletic »
Damson Lane, Solihull, Solihull
Adult Male
Kings A »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Kings Heath O B »
Shenley Lane, Sheneley Lane, Selly Oak
Adult Male
Kings Norton Crusaders »
Male, U12
Kings Norton Ex »
Wythall, , West Midlands
Adult Male
Kings Norton Kickers »
Male, Female, U16, U11, U10, U9
Kings Norton U18s »
Northfield Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Male, U17
Kings Norton United »
Male, Female, U8
Kings Park Rangers »
Cherry Tree Walk, Batchley, Redditch
Adult Male
Kingshurst Colts »
Kendrick Avenue, Shard End, Birmingham
Male, Female, U13, U9
Kingshurst Sporting Club »
Meriden Drive, Kingshurst, Solihull
Adult Male
Kingshurst Sporting Club Girls »
Meriden Drive, Kingshurst, Solihull
Female, U18, U16, U13, U11
Knowle »
Hampton Road, Knowle, Solihull
Adult Male
Kurdish Uk »
Adult Male
Kypros »
Park Approch, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
Ladies United »
Brunel Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Female
Land Rover Social Club »
Old Damson Lane, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Langley Town »
Waterloo Road, Smethwick, West Midlands
Adult Male
Langley Town Youth »
Brunel Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Male, U14
Leafield Athletic »
Male, Female, U17, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8
Legion Lions »
Portland Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham
Male, Female, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Linden Athletic »
Wheelers Lane, Kings Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Lion Of Judah »
Holly Lane, Erdington, Birmingham
Adult Male
Local Leagues »
Edward Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham
Male, Female, U16, U11, U10
Lodge Park Social »
Abbeyfields Drive, Studley, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Lodge United »
Washford, Redditch
Male, U13
Longbridge Colts Girls »
Female, U16
Lyndon »
Adult Male
Lyndon Rangers »
Damson Lane, Solihull, West Midlands
Male, U15
M N G Milanco »
Brunel Road, Off Newbury Lane, Oldbury
Male, U16
Mahal »
Waterloo Road, Smethwick, West Midlands
Adult Male
Mahal Reserves »
West Midlands
Adult Male
Maple Leaf Rovers »
Moat Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Marston Green »
Bickenhill Road, Marston Green, West Midlands
Adult Male
Marston Green Girls »
Marston Green Football Club, Bickenhill Road, Marston Green
Male, Female, U18, U16, U12, U10
Marston Green Minor »
Marston Green Football Club, Bickenhill Road, Marston Green
Male, Female, U18, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Meadows Minnows Mini Girls Soccer Club »
Kidderminster Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire
Female, U11
Midian »
Adult Male
Miri Piri »
Male, U14
Miri Piri Sunday »
West Bromwich, , West Midlands
Male, Female, U10
Morton Rangers »
Male, U16
Morton Stanley Rangers »
Woodrow, Redditch, Worcestershire
Male, U13, U12
Moseley Town »
Adult Male
Moseley Town Colts »
Windermere Road, Moseley, Birmingham
Adult Male
Moseley Village »
Adult Male
N W C A »
Adult Male
Navigation La Coruna »
57 Hanbury Road, Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove
Adult Male
Nawroz »
Adult Male
New Oldbury Lions »
Adult Male
Newfield Harriers »
Halesowen, West Midlands
Male, U15
Newman University College Womens »
Rowheath Playing Fields, Heath Road, Birmingham
Adult Female
Newtown Veterans »
Adult Male
Nhs Birmingham East And North »
Adult Male
Northfield Lions »
Male, Female, U13, U10
Northfield Star »
Adult Male
Northfield Warriors »
Woodlands Park Road, Bournville, Birmingham
Male, Female, U10
Norton United »
Blossomfield Road, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Oakham Rangers »
Adult Male
Oakland Colts »
Hamstead Hill, Birmingham, West Midlands
Male, U11
Old Crown »
Adult Male
Old Hill »
Bluebell Road, Cradley Heath, West Midlands
Adult Male
Old Royal Athletic »
Birmingham Road, Walsall, West Midlands
Adult Male
On The Ball »
Birmingham, Birmingham
Adult Female
Orton Rangers »
120 Broadway Avenue, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Oscott Liberals »
Holly Lane, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
Parkfield Amateur Boys »
Coleshill Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands
Male, U15, U14
Parklands Athletic »
Adult Male
Parkwood St Andrews »
Blossomfield Road, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Paschendale »
Adult Male
Perrywoods United Youth Girls »
Brunel Road, Off Newbury Lane, Oldbury
Female, U16, U14
Pershore Argyle »
Adult Male
Pheasey Lions »
Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Male, Female, U16, U10
Phoenix Borough »
Daylesford Road, Solihull, West Midlands
Male, U15, U14, U13, U12
Phoenix Rangers Sunday »
Daylesford Road, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Phoenix United »
Packington Lane, Coleshill, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Phoenix United Girls »
Wood End Lane, Erdington, Birmingham
Female, U12
Phoenix United Minor »
Wood End Lane, Erdington, West Midlands
Male, Female, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Phoenix United Saturday »
Wood End Lane, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
Pilkington Xxx »
Eckersall Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham
Adult Male
Punchbowl Fordbridge »
Kingshurst, Birmingham
Adult Male
Quinton Harriers »
Tat Bank Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Quinton Magpies »
Brunel Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
R B L Warriors »
Aldridge Road, Great Barr, Birmingham
Adult Male
R C S L West Midlands »
Adult Male
RAF RCDM »
Rcdm, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Rea Valley Rovers »
Wheelers Lane, Kings Heath, Birmingham
Adult Female
Rebels »
Adult Male
Red Star A.F.C. »
Middlemore Lane, Aldridge, Walsall
Male, Female, U13, U9
Redditch Borough Girls »
Wood Piece Lane, Churchill, Redditch
Female, U14, U11
Redditch Ladies »
Birmingham Road, Redditch, Worcestershire
Adult Female
Redditch Town »
Evesham Road, Astwood Bank, Redditch
Male, Female, U15, U13, U11, U9, U8, U7
Redditch United Fc »
Bilsmore Green, Solihull, Birmingham
Adult Male
Redditch United Minor »
Bromsgrove Road, Redditch, Worcestershire
Male, Female, U18, U16, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8
Redditch United Womens »
Bilsmore Green, Solihull, Birmingham
Adult Female
Renewal Solihull »
Lode Lane, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Reynolds »
Adult Male
Richmond Eagles »
Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Rio Juniors »
Davis Road, New Invention, Willenhall
Male, U12
Rockmount United »
Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Adult Male
Romulus »
Coles Lane, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands
Male, U18
Rovers Return »
Hobmoor Road, Small Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Rowley Brittannia Reserves »
Adult Male
Royal Oak Kingsbury »
Adult Male
S W Fabs »
Helmswood Drive, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham
Adult Male
Saltley Bengals »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Saltley Stallions »
Adult Male
Saltley Youth »
Saltley, Birmingham
Adult Male
Sandwell Action »
Adult Male
Sandwell Dolls House »
Brunel Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Sandwell United »
Arley Close, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Santiago Colts Girls »
Belton Grove, Rednal, Birmingham
Female, U16, U11
Sedgemere Yardley »
Sedgemere Road, Yardley, West Midlands
Adult Male
Selly Oak Legend »
Adult Male
Selly Oak Methodist »
Adult Male
Seven Stars »
Woodrow, Redditch, Worcestershire
Adult Male
Shakespeare Rovers »
Adult Male
Shard End Royals Juniors »
Shard End, Birmingham, West Midlands
Male, Female, U9
Sheldon »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Sheldon George V »
Adult Male
Sheldon Royals Seniors »
Bickenhill Road
Adult Male
Sheldon United »
Sheldon Heath Road, Sheldon, West Midlands
Adult Male
Shoulder Of Mutton United »
Manor Farm Road, Kinson, Bournemouth
Adult Male
Singh Sabha »
West Bromwich, West Midlands
Male, Female, U11, U10
Smethwick B N J S »
Newbury Lane, Oldbury
Adult Male
Smethwick Raiders »
West Bromwich
Male, Female, U14, U12, U10
Smethwick United Academy »
Holly Lane, Smethwick, West Midlands
Male, Female, U14, U12, U11, U10, U9
Solihull Borough Girls »
Kineton Green Road, Solihull, West Midlands
Female, U16, U14, U13, U11
Solihull Town »
Adult Male
Somers A »
Adult Male
Soorma »
Smethwick, West Midlands
Adult Male
South Birmingham College »
Fordrough Lane, Bordsley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
South Redditch »
Adult Male
South Side Eagles »
Male, U13
South Staffordshire College (Tamworth Campus) »
Upper Gungate, Tamworth, Staffordshire
Adult Male
Sparkhill United »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Sparta Sutton »
Broomie Close, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Adult Male
Sporting Aztecs »
Bickenhill Road, Marston Green, West Midlands
Adult Male
Sporting Bearwood »
Thimblemill Road, Smethwick, Smethwick
Adult Male
Sporting Kingfisher »
Lanchester Park, Lanchester Way, Solihull
Adult Male
Sporting Phoenix »
Damson Lane, Solihull, West Midlands
Adult Male
Sporting Sandwell »
Adult Male
Sporting Stechford »
Adult Male
St Basils »
Salford Stadium, Aston, Birmingham
Adult Male
St Boniface A »
Adult Male
St Francis »
Tat Bank Road, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
St Georges Rangers »
Adult Male
St Georges Warriors »
Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Adult Male
St Gerards »
Farnborough Road, Castle Vale, Birmingham
Adult Male
St Mary S Johns Celtic »
Jaffray Road, Erdington, West Midlands
Adult Male
St Pauls »
Edward Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham
Adult Male
Start Again »
Aston, Birmingham
Adult Male
Stechford United »
120 Broadway Ave, Bordesley Green, Birmingham
Adult Male
Steelhouse Lane »
Rectory Park, Sutton Coldfield
Adult Male
Stockland Star »
Cooksey Lane, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Adult Male
Stratford Celtic »
Adult Male
Studley Juniors »
Abbeyfields Drive, Studley, Warwickshire
Male, Female, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8
Studley Swan »
Eldorado Close, Studley, Warwickshire
Adult Male
Studley Womens »
Eldorado Close, Studley, Warwickshire
Adult Female
Sutton Park »
Adult Male
Sutton Three Tuns »
Off Broomey Close, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Adult Male
Sutton United Juniors »
Male, Female, U17, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8
T R 2000 Adults »
Adult Male
Talbot »
Wattle Road, West Bromwich, West Midlands
Adult Male
Tam O Shanter »
Adult Male
Tamworth White Lion 98 »
Moor Lane, Amington, Tamworth
Adult Male
Team United [B'ham] Youth »
Burney Lane, Birmingham, West Midlands
Male, U16, U14, U13
Team United Bham Futsal Women »
Adult Female
Thimblemill R E C Vipers »
Thimblemill Road, Smethwick, Smethwick
Male, U15, U14, U13, U12
Thimblemill Rec Sunday »
Thimblemill Road, Smethwick, Smethwick
Adult Male
Timberley Athletic »
Adult Male
Tividale Wonder »
Arley Close, Oldbury, West Midlands
Adult Male
Trident Housing Association »
Salford Stadium, Aston, Birmingham
Adult Male
Two Gates United »
Amington Fields, Moor Lane, Tamworth
Adult Male
Ulverley Hawks »
Solihull, West Midlands
Male, Female, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9, U8, U7
Unit »
Broomie Close, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Adult Male
United Concorde »
Hill Lane, Great Barr, Birmingham
Adult Male
University Of Birmingham Womens »
Birmingham
Adult Female
Victoria Barnt Green »
300 Redhill Rd, Kings Norton, Hopwood
Adult Male
Village »
Birmingham Road, Birmingham, West Midlands
Adult Male
Village Sunday »
Rowheath Playing Fields, Heath Road, Birmingham
Adult Male
W M Police E Ocu »
Tally Ho! Pershore Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham
Adult Male
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But really there shouldn’t be any disappointment. Coming out of the international break, having conceded a late equaliser to Sunderland in their previous game, Arsenal looked potentially vulnerable. Despite having been by far the most impressive side this season, their lead over Manchester City was only four points. They were without Gabriel, who probably ranks alongside Declan Rice as their most important player. They faced Tottenham, Bayern and Chelsea over the course of eight days, and Manchester City appeared to be beginning to gather momentum.

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Manuel Pellegrini’s team had key players missing but still enjoyed a first triumph at the Sánchez-Pizjuán since 2018

“What can I say?” Pablo Fornals said, “really nice”. Mostly, in truth, it hadn’t been, but it was in the moment when he had illuminated everything, taking Batista Mendy, César Azpilicueta and Kike Salas out for a walk – first this way, then that – and it was now, the 144th Seville derby finally ending 20 minutes behind schedule and with a Real Betis win.

“You dream of playing games like this, just playing them,” Fornals said as high in the south-east corner of the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, 600 supporters in green sang, adding: “so to score and win, well, me, my teammates, all those lunatics up there and back home, you can imagine how happy we are”.

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In MLS and NWSL alike, edge-of-your-seat contests have delivered indelible moments that even the best title race run-in can’t match

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Facing Inter Miami in the ongoing MLS playoffs must feel more or less like living inside this ad. Before Saturday’s Eastern Conference final against New York City FC, Messi had either scored or assisted on all 12 goals Miami had scored in the postseason. Messi has smashed up the league this year, but he has saved the real savagery for the playoffs.

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Some players embody a club but few have ever embodied their side more than Billy Bonds, who died on Sunday at the age of 79. He was not a one-club man but by the time he finally retired, at the age of 41, in 1988, he felt like one, having racked up a record 799 appearances for West Ham. Just as significantly, he had lifted the FA Cup twice as captain.

There was applause at the London Stadium on Sunday as a montage was shown on the big screens. It featured a number of spectacular long-range strikes because it’s easier to show somebody scoring goals than preventing them, and still harder to somehow sum up leadership.

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» Combative Chelsea rattle Arsenal but Maresca’s men stray close to the edge | Jacob Steinberg

Moisés Caicedo was too pumped up before his rash red card but the Blues’ progress under Enzo Maresca is undeniable

This was the resumption of a bitter rivalry. It felt spicy from the moment Marc Cucurella sent Bukayo Saka flying with the first foul of the afternoon and, although it ended with Arsenal still dominant in first place, they will look at Chelsea’s defiant response to Moisés Caicedo’s reckless red card and conclude that Enzo Maresca’s young side will be coming for them in the future.

There were probably more reasons for Chelsea to feel positive at the end of this bruising 1-1 draw. Their dominance of Arsenal was once routine, back in the days when Didier Drogba would delight in dragging Philippe Senderos around Stamford Bridge, but the balance of power has shifted in recent years.

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» Rochdale primed to navigate National League and return to promised land

Leaders wary of the topsy-turvy nature of a competitive fifth tier which is an obstacle course as well as a marathon

There is arguably no tougher feat in modern football than gaining automatic promotion from the National League. Even Wrexham, with all their Hollywood money, took three seasons to crack the code of the solitary automatic spot. There is an illustrious list of former Football League clubs queueing up at the summit of the fifth tier with an eye on the promised land, all upwardly mobile and thriving after battling through various crises. All but two– one up automatically, one through the playoffs – will end the season disappointed.

Rochdale believe they can be the chosen ones. Saved from liquidation last year by a £2m takeover by local family the Ogdens, the club are now thriving on the pitch under Jimmy McNulty and hoping for a return to the EFL, where they enjoyed a 102-year unbroken stay between 1921 and 2023.

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» Arsenal triumphant as Liverpool’s crisis deepens: Football Weekly Extra – video

Another home defeat for Liverpool has piled pressure on Arne Slot. Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Nicky Bandini to discuss that, Arsenal’s win against Bayern Munich and Tottenham’s high-scoring defeat in Paris

On today’s pod: Arne Slot’s problems at Liverpool are mounting up. The home defeat against PSV was the ninth loss in the last 12 games and is more evidence of a dire drop-off from last season’s title-winning form.

Elsewhere, Arsenal’s season keeps getting better with Mikel Arteta’s side winning 3-1 against Bayern Munich to follow up the weekend’s north London derby victory. Next up come Chelsea, with the Gunners now clear favourites for the title and are arguably Europe’s most in-form side.

Meanwhile, Spurs followed up their woeful weekend performance with a more spirited effort in Paris. They led twice but still fell to a 5-3 defeat, their first in the Champions League this season

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» Australia 2-0 New Zealand: international women’s football friendly – as it happened
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Tillies coach Joe Montemurro was asked on the Paramount broadcast about the level of experimentation in tonight’s Matildas XI.

“There’s a little bit of experimentation tonight. A little bit more. I need to tick off one little moment, or one little scenario that we think we could get at the Asian Cup.

So, we’re close, we’re close to solidifying the situation with in terms of the squad. But the reality is, is that we’ve still got a little bit of work to do. And tonight we’ll still do a little bit more work leading into it, we’ve got that opportunity.”

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» Roma still dare to dream after remarkable 2025 despite Napoli setback | Nicky Bandini

No team in Serie A have collected more points this year, so the Giallorossi remain upbeat in a stacked title battle

Gian Piero Gasperini was a victim of mistaken identity last week, after an Italian news story about a man who allegedly impersonated his dead mother to collect her pension was picked up by media outlets around the world. Roma’s manager has no connection to any of this, yet one Argentinian broadcaster included an old photo of him in their coverage.

The segment for Telefe Noticias showed Gasperini’s face between those of the accused and the deceased. A silly meme, circulated by football fans on social media to imply some (dubious) resemblance, had been confused as being authentic. The online version of the video was quickly taken down from YouTube, but not before it created a fresh set of headlines back in Italy.

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» PSG drop points in Monaco but Marseille fail to capitalise … again

Luis Enrique was scathing after PSG’s ‘worst match of the season’ but Marseille are too flaky to make them pay

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Paris Saint-Germain were flat and lethargic in their 1-0 defeat to Monaco on Saturday afternoon. Luis Enrique called it their “worst match of the season” and “a very bad night”. His players created very little, although it might have been a very different story had the Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara been sent off for his lunge on Lucas Chevalier early in the first half. The France international said his “career could have taken a turn” and that he considered himself “lucky” to continue after the tackle that was sanctioned with a yellow, rather than a red.

Takumi Minamino gave Monaco the lead midway through the second half before they did go down to 10 men, Thilo Kehrer receiving a red card in the 80th minute, but PSG failed to create any clear openings. It felt like a simple off night, even if the lack of goals from their forwards remains a cause for concern. The result gave Marseille the chance to land a psychological blow.

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» Excellent Elche have Real Madrid on ropes but rue Bellingham’s gut punch | Sid Lowe

Late equaliser was a kick in the teeth for Eder Sarabia’s plucky promoted side who threatened first win since 1970s

“It sounds a little crazy,” David Affengruber said but it didn’t sound crazy at all, not to anyone who had actually been watching. “We only come into this league this year and we’re a little bit disappointed to get a point against Real Madrid,” Elche’s Austrian centre-back concluded, standing at the side of the pitch where, Sunday’s game at the Estadio Martínez Valero finally over, a handful of kids and Endrick were now allowed to run about a bit. It was late and the stands had emptied, 31,024 people heading out the gates and into the night, but he was still in kit and sliders. Together, they’d had a lot of fun yet there was “frustration” too, he said.

Which was one way of putting it, as calmly understated as his play, but there were others. And if that was like him, this was like his coach, rarely one to hold back. A little bit disappointed? How about bloody annoyed? Eder Sarabia had just watched his side, runners-up in segunda last season, score as many in one night as Madrid had allowed in five; seen a team who hadn’t won since September and a club who hadn’t beaten Madrid since the 1970s get a 2-2 draw against league leaders who had only dropped points twice; and witnessed his men match a monster with a budget 19 times bigger, subs more expensive than all of Elche’s players ever, and a left-back whose cost could cover his entire club for a year. But was he happy?

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» The US love of football is reaching new levels. Just look at Arsenal super-fan Zohran Mamdani | Bryan Armen Graham

The New York mayor-elect’s devotion to a north London club shows how the global game is winning hearts across the US

  • Bryan Armen Graham is the deputy sport editor of Guardian US

When Zohran Mamdani made an appearance on The Adam Friedland Show last week, the newly elected mayor of New York was expecting the typical nimble rundown of politics, jokes and conversational detours. What he wasn’t expecting was Ian Wright suddenly filling a phone screen with a congratulatory video. The former England and Arsenal striker saluted him on “what you’ve achieved”, urged him to channel that “winning energy” into the job ahead before signing off with a nod to the Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta. Mamdani cheesed guilelessly as it played before finally blurting out: “I love this man.”

For a moment, the incoming mayor of the most powerful city in the United States was simply another geeked-out Arsenal obsessive left weak by one of his childhood heroes. And in that moment lies something revealing about how football fandom in the US has changed. This was not a politician deploying a sports reference for relatability; it was a display of genuine allegiance that’s planted at the intersection of two different stories about how Americans have come to love the global game.

Bryan Armen Graham is the deputy sport editor of Guardian US

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» Arsenal’s Premier League dominance is not under threat. At least not yet | Jonathan Wilson

Eberechi Eze’s hat-trick and Manchester City’s loss to Newcastle means Arsenal are in control of their own destiny

So it turns out those who had already handed the title to Arsenal were right after all.

It’s absurd, of course, to start handing out the title in November but a feature of modern football is how obsessed it becomes so early with title races. It’s perhaps a legacy of the Pep Guardiola-Jürgen Klopp rivalry’s peak, when being champion meant amassing more than 95 points. It made sense then to scan the track far ahead for any potential hurdles because there were so few. But less than a third of the way through this season, Manchester City, who remain probably the biggest danger to Arsenal, have already dropped as many points as they did in the entirety of 2017-18, their 100-point campaign.

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» Ronaldo dines with Donald for glamour portion of grotesque Saudi-funded spectacle | Barney Ronay

A pension-pot World Cup looms and with Trump in the White House and a crown prince at his back, it is now a safe space

It was hard to choose one favourite photo from football’s double-header at the White House this week. In part this is because the pictures from Donald Trump’s state dinner with Mohammed bin Salman and his in-house hype men Cristiano Ronaldo and Gianni Infantino were everywhere, recycled feverishly across the internet, dusted with their own drool-stained commentary by the wider Ronaldo-verse.

Mainly there were just so many jaw-droppers. Perhaps you liked the one of Trump and Ronaldo strolling the halls of power, Ronaldo dressed all in black and laughing uproariously, like a really happy ninja. Or the one of Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez standing either side of a weirdly beaming Trump at his desk, holding up some kind of large heraldic key as though they’ve just been presented with their own wind-up wooden sex-grandad.

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» Commentary classics: McLean, Parrott and a week of unbridled content joy | Max Rushden

When you work in the game it is easy to get cynical but this week I’ve been consuming all the #limbs I can find

For the second time in a week, I’m welling up. This time in a cafe on Northcote High Street in Melbourne at 9am. I punched the air when Kieran Tierney curled that one in. But Kenny McLean. From the halfway line. As the ball sails over Kasper Schmeichel my hands involuntarily shoot to the sky. What a moment. The commentary is amazing. Before long I’m watching it on a loop. The unwritten rule of not talking over each other goes out of the window. In fact it’s better. You want the comms to feel like you feel.

On BBC Scotland, Liam McLeod, Steven Thompson and James McFadden absolutely nail it. McLeod: “They’ve given it away.” Thompson:SHOOT, SHOOT.McLeod: “He’s gonna shoot.” (McFadden is grinning wildly.) Thompson: “OH HE’S DONE HIM, HE’S DONE HIM, HE’S DONE HIM.” McLeod: “HAS THAT GONE IN? OOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOO THAT’S UNBELIEVABLE …” The fixed camera set on Thompson and McFadden is wondrous. Two grown men jumping up and down in unison like 10-year-old boys. They are just so happy.

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» David Squires on … an Eze win for Arsenal in the north London derby

Our cartoonist on a simple win over Spurs that boosted the Gunners’ title hopes, smug Australians and more

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» ‘Relationships deteriorated’: Laurent Koscielny on leaving Arsenal and his work at Lorient

Former defender on his challenge as sporting director at Ligue 1 club and using Arsène Wenger as an inspiration

Returning to Brittany was the obvious choice for Laurent Koscielny. Having left Lorient for Arsenal in 2010, the former defender is back at the Ligue 1 side as the sporting director.

“My wife and I were keen to come back, it’s a beautiful region, and the people are welcoming and kind,” the Frenchman says of the seaside town, known for its annual Celtic music festival and military naval base.

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» The Premier League players topping the unusual stats tables this season

Which players have run the furthest, taken the most long throws and fouled the most without seeing a card?

By Opta Analyst

You know that Erling Haaland is the top scorer in the Premier League and that David Raya is great at keeping them out at the other end of the pitch, but what about the quirkier metrics? Who covers the pitch but sees the penalty area as their kryptonite? Which defender loves one-v-one battles? Who prefers to shoot without taking a touch to settle themselves?

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» Sammy Lee: ‘Going to Spain was the best thing that happened to me after joining Liverpool’

The former Liverpool and Osasuna player on his coaching journey, redemption in Spain and working with Sven-Göran Eriksson

“I went to a very good school, believe it or not. A grammar school. We had Spanish lessons, but I didn’t take Spanish. I thought: ‘What’s a hairy-arsed kid from the Liverpool ghetto going to need that for?’ And lo and behold …”

It’s late in Bilbao, back in the country that changed him, and a glass of wine rests on the table in front of Sammy Lee, who is grinning again. It’s been an emotional evening and a long night: a lot of laughs, some tears too, talking life at Liverpool and the life that came next. “For me, it’s about coaching even more than playing,” the European champion and former England assistant says. “And that started here.”

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» Mary Earps extract: ‘I felt sick and anxious. Then came the words I’d waited 12 months to hear’

In an exclusive extract from her autobiography, goalkeeper reveals the painful road to her shock England exit

England felt like such a safe space for me. It was usual to have a team review after a big tournament and after the Euros in 2022 we came together in the Club England meeting room at St George’s Park, the team’s headquarters.

The emotional security that I felt within England was bolstered by the culture and values that had underpinned and contributed to our success. Non-collegiate behaviour was not tolerated. We came back together to the news that Hannah Hampton had been dropped from the squad: her behaviour behind the scenes at the Euros had frequently risked derailing training sessions and team resources.

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» Football Daily | Tottenham Hotspur: to boo or not to boo, that is the question

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If anything, Guglielmo Vicario almost certainly wasn’t booed enough. That was the view of one Tottenham Hotspur fan Football Daily heard venting on the wireless this morning, as he made the not unreasonable point that for an annual season ticket outlay of £1,400 a year, he expects to see his team’s goalkeeper demonstrate basic common sense by hoofing the ball into the sanctuary of a nearby stand while under pressure after a rush of blood to the head led to him charging out of his penalty area like a headless chicken. Conveying the impression that he would have happily followed Vicario home and spent Saturday night booing loudly through the letterbox of the Italian’s front door if he didn’t already have other plans, the caller was dismissive of the notion that Spurs’ fans relentlessly booing their own players after they make mistakes was unhelpful and hardly likely to boost the goalkeeper’s confidence. In his view, once Harry Wilson had capitalised on Vicario’s mistake to score a wonder-goal that put Fulham 2-0 up inside seven minutes it meant the jig was already up for Tottenham in yet another home game, so relentlessly taunting the man he held responsible felt like the most appropriate reaction.

What can one say about the gentleman player Billy Bonds that most already do not know? Not only was he fit well into his forties but he hardly ever swore. If I have to identify one incident from his life that cements his clarity in thinking it is the fact that he refused an offer from Spurs” – Krishna Moorthy.

David Moyes likely has ruined it for all proper fitba supporters. After Friday’s Quote of the Day, Trump will likely ban Scottish residents from entering our USA USA USA” — JJ Zucal.

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» Could the ‘notch’ be key to understanding ACL injuries in women’s football?

Research is on ‘an upward curve’ and the next five years could be vital in trying to limit cruciate ruptures

Players who compete in the top two levels of German women’s football are four times more likely to rupture their anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) than their male counterparts, according to the German Football Association (DFB).

The governing body has funded a central injury and illness registry in women’s football for three years. So far in the Frauen Bundesliga, Germany’s top flight, there have been a reported seven ACL injuries 10 games into the current campaign. In the men’s Bundesliga, meanwhile, there have been three such injuries.

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» NWSL Championship: key battles to decide Washington Spirit v Gotham FC final | Megan Swanick

Gotham are underdogs against a potent Spirit side but they have the talent and resilience to cause another upset

At the close of quintessential NWSL playoffs rife with last-minute goals and upsets, the eighth-placed underdogs Gotham FC will face second-placed Washington Spirit for the trophy. Both teams have won the NWSL Championship once before: the Spirit in 2021 and Gotham two years later. Washington are the likely favourites, but Gotham’s talent cannot be discounted.

As we look forward to Saturday night in San Jose, here are a few key battles that could decide the game.

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» Football’s fight club: which players have fallen out on the pitch with a teammate? | The Knowledge

Plus: long waits to play at a World Cup, champions being thrashed and title-winners with a negative goal difference

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“Idrissa Gueye’s red card for slapping Michael Keane at Old Trafford made me wonder – which other players have put hands on a teammate during a game?” asks Conor Humphries.

We covered this in a question back in 2004 – but 21 years is a long time in football, never mind intrasquad violence, so it’s due an upgrade. First, a brief summary of those we mentioned in the 2004 article.

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» Arsenal triumphant as Liverpool’s crisis deepens: Football Weekly Extra - podcast

Another home defeat for Liverpool has piled pressure on Arne Slot. Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Nicky Bandini to discuss that, Arsenal’s win against Bayern Munich and Tottenham’s high-scoring defeat in Paris

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On today’s pod: Arne Slot’s problems at Liverpool are mounting up. The home defeat against PSV was the ninth loss in the last 12 games and is more evidence of a dire drop-off from last season’s title-winning form.

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» Football Daily | Cristiano Ronaldo gets called back from the Naughty Step in the nick of time

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It is measure of just how much more shameless and obsequious Fifa has become under the presidency of Gianni Infantino that news of its decision to unsuspend Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal’s first two group games at next year’s Geopolitics World Cup has been greeted with little more than an amused, weary eye-roll at the brass neckery of it all. Issued with a straight red card for violent conduct during a defeat at the hands of the Republic of Ireland, the preening Portuguese showpony was issued with a standard three-match ban, the first game of which he spent on the Naughty Step during his side’s subsequent 9-1 demolition of Armenia. His was an absence that didn’t so much make the heart grow fonder, as the team grow in stature and confidence.

Surely the benchmark for ‘lamping’ your teammate (yesterday’s Football Daily) was set in January 1979 by ‘Killer Hales’ and Mike ‘Flash’ Flanagan at the Valley. Without the benefit of today’s array of camera angles and pundits to know-it-all, it was difficult to judge who started it, but the football reasoning was that Killer thought Flash had delayed a pass and prevented him scoring. However, there were some mutterings about off-field tensions and they went their separate ways. Five years later, amazingly, they were both back in the Addicks’ front line” – Geoff Williams.

I found it interesting that a slap to the head did not cause Michael Keane to fall to the pitch and roll around in apparent agony. Surely Keane should have been booked for his embarrassingly flagrant act of simulated stoicism?” – Ian Potter.

Idrissa Gueye’s straight red might turn out to be the least of his worries. Apparently his reward for winning this eliminator is a crack at the title against local favourite, Duncan Ferguson” – Allastair McGillivray.

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» Gotham FC handed the keys to New York City after title win – Women’s Football Weekly

Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzy Wrack, Sophie Downey and Theo Lloyd-Hughes for an NWSL special, looking at the final between Gotham FC and Washington Spirit, as well as the season as a whole, and all of the latest news from the home nations

On today’s pod: we have a National Women’s Soccer League Special for you – after Gotham FC were handed the keys to New York City following their 1-0 Championship win over Washington Spirit in the final. We’ll reflect on the game itself as well as the season as a whole.

Also, it’s the International break so we’ll also take a look at how the home nations are looking and react to the news that Tanya Oxtoby has left Northern Ireland to become Newcastle United’s head coach.

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» Next Generation 2025: 60 of the best young talents in world football

From PSG’s Ibrahim Mbaye to Brazil’s next hope, we select some of the most talented players born in 2008. Check the progress of our classes of 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019and go even further back. Here’s our Premier League class of 2025

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» Next Generation 2025: 20 of the best talents at Premier League clubs

We pick the best youngsters at each club born between 1 September 2008 and 31 August 2009, an age band known as first-year scholars. Check the progress of our classes of 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020and go even further back. Here’s our 2025 world picks

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» Women’s transfer window summer 2025: all deals from world’s top six leagues

Every deal in the NWSL, WSL, Liga F, Frauen-Bundesliga, Première Ligue and Serie A Femminile as well as a club-by-club guide

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