Uefa
Gianni Infantino to stand for re-election as FIFA president
Infantino, a 52-year-old Swiss-Italian lawyer, was the secretary general of European governing body UEFA before becoming FIFA president in 2016 in the wake of...
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Lampard urges Everton to stick together as relegation fears mount
Frank Lampard's side are outside the bottom three only on goal difference ahead of Thursday's crucial clash with Newcastle at Goodison Park.
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CAS upholds UEFA ban on Russian clubs
Sport's top court said it was likely to make a decision 'at the end of this week' on the Football Union of Russia's bid to overturn FIFA's decision to throw Russia out of the playoffs for the 2022 World Cup.
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For Ukraine: All the sport and entertainment punishments Russia's felt so far
The decision to invade Ukraine has cost Russia some major sporting events and even extended into its cultural assets.
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Russia expelled from World Cup as Fifa and Uefa hand down bans
The men's team had been due to play in qualifying play-offs in March for the World Cup in Qatar later this year, while its women's side had qualified for the European Championship in England, to be held in July.
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Champions League draw to be 'entirely redone' after error
Uefa blamed a 'material error' due to a 'technical problem with the software of an external service provider' as it announced that the draw for the first knockout round of its flagship competition would be redone at 1400 GMT.
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Uefa confirms Tottenham vs Rennes match is off after COVID outbreak
Tottenham announced that the Group G fixture would not take place after 13 players and members of staff tested positive for COVID-19 at the Premier League club.
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Blatter and Platini charged by Swiss court over payment: Attorney General
Hospitalised at the beginning of the year, 85-year-old Sepp Blatter is expected to be allowed to spend a limited amount of time in court.
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Sweden beat Spain as European champions Italy held in World Cup qualifying
Elsewhere, Belgium thrashed Estonia, England thumped Hungary in a match marred by reported racist chanting and Germany claimed an underwhelming win against Liechtenstein in Hansi Flick's first match as coach.
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Eriksen saviours honoured by UEFA
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin described the nine recipients, who include Denmark captain Simon Kjaer, as "the true heroes of Euro 2020".
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Uefa charges England for fans' laser pointing
Photos in the British press showed the green light of a laser being pointed at Kasper Schmeichel's face just before Harry Kane's extra-time penalty.
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UEFA says scrapping away goals rule in all European club competitions
Introduced in 1965, the rule was used to determine the winner of a two-legged knockout tie in cases where the two teams had scored the same number of goals on aggregate over the two matches.
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Uefa refuses to light Munich stadium in rainbow colours for Germany match
"Uefa is a politically and religiously neutral organisation," said European football's governing body in a statement ahead of Wednesday's match.
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UEFA probes alleged Euro 2020 racist, homophobic incidents in Budapest
European football's governing body said in a statement it was investigating 'potential discriminatory incidents' in the Puskas Arena during Hungary's 3-0 defeat to Portugal on Tuesday and the 1-1 draw with France on Saturday.
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Champions League final moved from Istanbul to Porto
The match on 29 May has been switched to allow English spectators to attend as travel between the UK and Turkey is suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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A month before Euro 2020, uncertainty off the pitch and on
Postponed last year because of the pandemic, Euro 2020 finally kicks off in a month's time when Italy face Turkey in Rome but the health crisis continues to cast a shadow over a tournament being held for the first time at venues all across the continent.
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Real, Barca, Juventus defend Super League in face of Uefa 'threats'
The three clubs said they had received "unacceptable" threats from Uefa and Fifa since the project collapsed just two days after it was announced last month, when six Premier League clubs and three other teams pulled out.
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UEFA to probe Ibrahimovic's alleged betting company investment
The 39-year-old Sweden forward, who signed a new one-year deal with AC Milan last week, has invested in Malta-based site Bethard according to newspaper 'Aftonbladet'.
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Uefa weighs Super League revenge and changing Euro host cities
In the space of 48 hours, European football's governing body quelled a mutiny by 12 English, Spanish and Italian clubs who presumed to form their own quasi-closed tournament which would have threatened Uefa's own Champions League and the federation's governance of the game.
