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Football

— 5 July 2022

An already historic Women’s Euro

Will Euro 2022 be a turning point for women’s football? Probably. According to a report published by GlobalData, the continental tournament, which starts on Wednesday 6 July in England... Read more »

— 4 July 2022

AFCON 2023 is postponed

Strange. The African Cup of Nations (AFCON), initially scheduled for June and July 2023 in Côte d’Ivoire, will finally take place in January and February 2024. A decision announced... Read more »

— 1 July 2022

A new grant for FIFA

Jackpot for FIFA. The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Thursday June 30 that it has awarded the international soccer body and the American confederations an additional $92 million... Read more »

— 1 July 2022

South Korea gets on board

After Indonesia, a second country has officially submitted a bid to host the 2023 Asian Football Cup. South Korea has now entered the competition, with the ambition of replacing... Read more »

— 30 June 2022

AFC pushes back the deadline

The Asian Football Cup in 2023 is the envy of many. But things are dragging on. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has announced that it has extended by two... Read more »

— 16 June 2022

Jackpot for MLS

Bingo. Major League Soccer (MLS), the North American football championship, has just landed the biggest broadcasting deal since its creation in 1996. It will now be broadcast on Apple... Read more »

— 15 June 2022

Spanish women join the movement

Good news: parity is gaining ground in international football. After the United States, Brazil, England and parts of Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway), Spain is joining the movement. The Spanish Football... Read more »

— 14 June 2022

Five changes instead of three

It’s done. Meeting this week in Doha, Qatar, the International Football Association Board (IFAB) has more definitively adopted the principle of five changes per team per match in top-level... Read more »

— 10 June 2022

South Korea lifts its finger

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) may have found a replacement for China as host of the Asian Cup in 2023. Reuters reports that South Korea’s new president, Yoon Suk-yeol,... Read more »