Football fan fracas at racecourse

Groups of Swansea and Cardiff City fans clashed at Newbury Racecourse leading to the closure of bars around the circuit and police descending on the site. Thirty football fans brought terror to an afternoon at the races when they fought running battles for 15 minutes.

Football fan fracas at racecourse

Pressure mounts on the FA to charge John Terry with racial abuse

John Terry walked away with an acquittal from Westminster magistrates court on Friday, yet the Football Association could nevertheless charge Terry with a similar offence of racial abuse, for the exact same incident.The FA is to resume its investigation into Terry's use of the words "fucking black cunt" in relation to Anton Ferdinand, which was suspended after the police became involved and Terry was prosecuted.

Pressure mounts on the FA to charge John Terry with racial abuse

Uefa charges Croatian FA following alleged racist Balotelli chants

The federation will face an inquest by the governing body after it emerged fans set off fireworks and reportedly abused the striker during the 1-1 draw with Italy.

Mario Balotelli Italy recieved abuse from Croatia

CHARLES GREEN last night warned SPL rivals,Boot out Rangers and you will KILL our game.

Rangers need EIGHT clubs to back their return to the SPL next season.Owner-in-waiting Green is at the mercy of top-flight clubs after Gers crashed into liquidation.

CHARLES GREEN Rangers

Cristiano Ronaldo lashes out after being mocked with 'Messi' chants against Denmark

Cristiano Ronaldo took a swipe at Lionel Messi after being taunted by Denmark fans during Portugal's 3-2 victory over Morten Olsen's side in Lviv on Wednesday.

Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

Police arrest 14 as fans clash ahead of Croatia v Ireland

Violent clashes in the build-up to Croatia and Republic of Ireland's Euro 2012 Group C clash in Poznan led to 14 supporters arrested in the latest of a series of incidents that have marred the opening days of the tournament.

Police arrest 14 as fans clash ahead of Croatia v Ireland

Uefa open disciplinary proceedings against Russia over fan conduct

Uefa has confirmed tonight that they have begun disciplinary proceedings against the Football Union of Russia after a number of disturbances in their opening Euro 2012 fixture against Czech Republic.

Euro 2012 Riot

Joey Barton arrested following altercation

QPR midfielder Joey Barton has been arrested on suspicion of affray following an incident outside a nightclub in Liverpool.
Two men were also arrested at the scene for a public order offence after they allegedly hit the 29-year-old in the head.

Joey Barton QPR

Euro 2012 Ukraine's festering football racism

Victim of abuse says Sol Campbell is right – black fans should stay at home.In a crumbling corridor in a university in Ukraine, a Nigerian student nods in agreement as he listens to Sol Campbell's comments that black football fans should stay at home rather than join the crowds at Euro 2012 matches in the eastern European country.

Euro 2012 Ukraine's festering football racism

Italian football clubs face trial in match-fixing scandal

52 players charged and 33 matches under scrutiny as Serie A teams Atalanta, Siena and Novara called before tribunal.As Italy gears up for its tilt at the  Three teams in Serie A, Italy's top flight, Atalanta, Siena and Novara, are among 22 clubs set to face trial this month before a sporting tribunal, accused of rigging matches, the Italian football federation said on Wednesday. 

Cristiano Doni admits match fixing

Turkish Football clubs cleared in match-fixing probe

The Turkish football federation has cleared 16 clubs suspected of involvement in a match-fixing scandal but said that it has still taken action against 10 players and officials.

Turkish Football clubs

Germany's Loew tackles Ukraine on human rights

Germany coach Joachim Loew on Monday joined national captain Philipp Lahm in criticising Euro 2012 co-hosts Ukraine over their government's treatment of jailed ex-prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko.

Germany coach Joachim Loew

Ryan Babel tweets himself into trouble... again

Hoffenheim's former Liverpool forward Ryan Babel has again landed himself in hot water with football officials after another outburst on his Twitter account in Germany.

Ryan Babel

Players banned in Turkish match-fixing probe

Turkey’s football disciplinary committee left leading clubs unpunished on Monday over match-fixing allegations, imposing bans of between one and three years on 10 players and officials in a move that will be closely scrutinised by UEFA.

Players banned in Turkish match-fixing probe

Ukraine 'should be stripped of Euro football final

Polish opposition leader enters row over Tymoshenko's treatment.The leader of Poland's main opposition party yesterday called for the final of the Euro 2012 football tournament to be moved from Kiev to Warsaw in protest against the Ukrainian authorities' alleged mistreatment of the jailed ex-prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko.

Yuliya Timoshenko

Giants of Turkish football embroiled in match-fixing scandal

Top sides Galatasaray, Fenerbahce, Trabzonspor and Besiktas are among several teams set to appear before the country’s Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) over alleged match-fixing which has rocked Turkish football.

Aziz Yildirim

Genoa-Siena violence,Police probe 12 ultras

Italian police are investigating a dozen Genoa fans after a spate of match violence which will see the relegation-threatened Serie A side play two of their remaining four league games in an empty stadium.

Genoa-Siena violence

Samara striker Sergei Kornilenko fails dope test

Belarus international striker Sergei Kornilenko, who plays for Russian top flight side Samara, has tested positive for the banned substance pseudoephedrine, local media reported on Friday.

Sergei Kornilenko Belarus

Evans to appeal rape conviction

Wales and Sheffield United striker Ched Evans will appeal against his conviction for raping a woman in a hotel room.

Ched Evans

FIFA President Sepp Blatter criticised over bribery case

FIFA president Sepp Blatter's handling of the ISL bribery case has been severely criticised by a Council of Europe (COE) report.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter