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Birmingham City's owners take over the women's team, with England legend Karen Carney among the minority investors.
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Southampton have been thrown out of the play-offs after admitting they spied on three clubs during the Championship season.
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Liverpool cut the size of their planned rise in ticket prices for the next couple of seasons after fan protests.
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Sheffield Wednesday have announced the completion of David Storchs takeover; the deal secures the clubs future following their relegation to League One; the EFL has waived the clubs additional 15-point deduction
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A United States consortium is finalising a deal to buy National League football club Tamworth FC. Talks have been ongoing for months and are now understood to be just weeks away from completion.
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West Brom are in danger of relegation to League One this season under James Morrison.
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The EFL has informed the preferred bidder for Sheffield Wednesday that the club will start next season in League One with a 15-point penalty.
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A campaign group is challenging planning permission for Oxford United Football Club’s proposed new stadium, raising concerns around the impact on wildlife.
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Torquay United make a loss of £742,438 in the first year after coming out of administration.
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TRANMERE owner Mark Palios has confirmed a deal to takeover the League Two club has been agreed although completion of the sale has not yet been completed.
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Sheffield Wednesday face a points deduction for next season if a deal with their new preferred bidder goes through.
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A consortium led by former professional poker player James Bord pulls out of a takeover of Sheffield Wednesday
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February 24 – The British government has unveiled plans to ban unlicensed gambling operators from sponsoring professional sports teams, including English Premier League clubs.
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Enfield's planning committee resolved to grant permission to build the facility - which will include 11 football training pitches - in February 2025. Final planning permission was granted in July. The development would convert a disused golf course in Whitewebbs Park, Enfield, to training grounds...
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A company set up by two former directors of Morecambe FC has issued a winding up petition against the club over a £56,000 land debt.
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SWFC - A review of the EFL's insolvency policies are expected amid anger from Championship clubs over the Sheffield Wednesday takeover.
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Brighton and Hove Albion release plans for Europe's first purpose-built women's football stadium, which will cost £75-80m.
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The Culture, Media and Sport select committee has urged the government to exempt the WSL from the Saturday 3pm blackout, calling for ministers to step into a dispute that football authorities have failed to resolve themselves
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Exclusivity period begins as club enters talks with football-focused investment group partners
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Wycombe Wanderers FC has responded to concerns about the state of the club's finances after posting a close to £10 million loss.
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BBC Sport takes a look at if the second tier could be facing a "doomsday scenario" as club accounts reveal the significant scale of their losses.
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Morecambe FC said arrangements have been made to settle an outstanding debt in full after a company filed a winding-up petition against the football club.
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March 17 – English Premier League (EPL) club Chelsea have been handed a record fine of £10.75m and a suspended transfer ban by the competition’s governing body for breaching financial rules during the Roman Abramovich era – but have avoided any sporting sanctions.
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Championship leaders Coventry City post annual losses of just over £20m for the 2024-25 financial year.
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The amount Manchester United owe increases to almost £1.3bn in outstanding transfer fees, rolling credit facility and legacy debt.
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Birmingham City's owners take over the women's team, with England legend Karen Carney among the minority investors.
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