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The Football Association has today announced that clubs who are situated in Steps 3-6 of the non-league pyramid (7-11 in the English pyramid) have had their 2019/20 seasons cancelled and voided which means no promotions or relegations will take place to and from Step 2 and Step 7.
Ross Jones takes a look at Manchester United’s most glittering seasons.
Sophie Lawson provides her latest weekly column as COVID-19 continues to halt the football season.
Sophie Lawson analyses the decision to continue the Australia’s W-League season amongst the coronavirus outbreak and the issues that face the FFA in the long-term.
Dan Gaichas looks ahead to the Bundesliga matches that are set to go ahead this weekend.
Relegation dog fights, blowouts, and another coach bites the dust. And is the Bundesliga going to empty stadiums? Brian Sanders previews this week’s Bundesliga action.
Goals from Neymar and Juan Bernat saw Paris Saint-Germain deservedly overturn their first leg deficit to progress to the quarter finals of the Champions League for the first time in four years.
Measures in place to deal with the coronavirus has meant the sporting calendar is set to take a hit.
Borussia Dortmund travel to Le Parc des Princes to face Paris Saint-Germain in the last 16 of the Champions League with a 2-1 aggregate lead.
Notts County move into the top three following a 3-1 victory over Aldershot Town.
Peter Moore previews the 47th staging of the Players Championship which will once again be held at TPC Sawgrass Florida starting this Thursday
Notts County host Aldershot Town in the Vanarama National League looking to consolidate their play-off spot.
Atalanta head to the Mestalla hoping to seal their passage into the quarter finals.
Sophie is a London-based women’s football writer who covered last year’s World Cup finals as well as domestic WSL games regularly. With bylines in the Guardian and Evening Standard, Sophie has also been a guest on BBC World Service and 5 Live.
Week 13 of the Gallagher Premiership commenced with Worcester Warriors entertaining Northampton Saints at Sixways on Friday evening, with the Saints taking the victory by 16-10.
Three goals in ten lethal minutes, midway through the first half, were enough for City to head home with three valuable points in their quest for second place.
Leicester aim for revenge when they take on Aston Villa on Monday night.
Manchester United beat Manchester City 2-0 in the latest episode of the Manchester derby. Goals from Anthony Martial and Scott McTominay saw United fight of City comfortably.
Chelsea were able to get past Everton with ease. A 4-0 victory at Stamford Bridge sees the Blues extend their gap to five points from Wolves who are their closest rivals in the race for top four.
Carabao Cup winners Manchester City return to league action at the home of their fiercest rivals, Manchester United.
Southampton were beat 1-0 to Newcastle. But they showed something that had rarely been seen by the home faithful. Jacob Tanswell writes from St Mary’s stadium.
Liverpool take on Bournemouth at Anfield.
Promotion hopefuls Nottingham Forest were made victims of their third-most-heaviest defeat of the season after a dreadful first-half showing.
Ralph Hasenhuttl has urged his men to find stability in their form ahead of the visit of Newcastle.