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Super League fiasco leaves 'dirty dozen' facing punishment
Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea withdrew on Tuesday, followed by Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan and AC Milan 24 hours later.
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Super League dead as Italian and Spanish clubs follow English exodus
The withdrawals by Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham came just 48 hours after the league's unveiling late on Sunday following a furious response from fans and officials.
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UEFA chief hits out at 'greediness, narcissism' of clubs over Super League plans
"I've seen many things in my life. I've been a criminal lawyer for 20 years but I've never seen people like that," said the Slovenian as UEFA responded to the news that 12 leading European clubs, including Juve and United, had decided to launch a rival competition to threaten the Champions League.
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UEFA set to announce Champions League reforms and decide on Euro 2020 hosts
The Champions League group stage is set to be completely overhauled, with an increase from 32 to 36 participants and the introduction of a so-called 'Swiss system' inspired by chess, with clubs playing 10 group games instead of the current six, all against different opponents.
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UEFA 'considering' allowing expanded squads for Euro 2020
The option has been prompted by calls from several coaches, notably those of Italy, Belgium and France, to prepare for teams being hit by a raft of positive coronavirus tests which could force players into isolation during the tournament.
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France's Frappart first woman to referee men's Champions League game
It is the first time that a woman has been assigned to referee a game in Europe's most prestigious club competition.
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FIFA asked to review controversial handball rule, UEFA confirm
In a letter to Infantino, UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin asked that football's lawmakers adjust the handball rule so that referees can once again judge whether there is intent when a player handles the ball.
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Uefa reiterates 'strong opposition' to European Super League
The notion of a splinter league for the continent's high rollers first surfaced through a series of leaked emails and documents in November 2018 claiming that a host of Europe's biggest clubs were working on plans for a 16-team Super League to kick-off as early as 2021.
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UEFA Champions League results
The collated UEFA Champions League results on Tuesday.
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No evidence Man City broke FFP rules but they failed to cooperate - CAS
The CAS panel that heard Premier League City’s appeal published their full reasoning for overturning the English club’s two-year ban from European football earlier this month.
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Swiss prosecutors widen FIFA probe to former UEFA president Platini
Swiss prosecutors have been probing Blatter over accusations he arranged a payment of two million Swiss francs from FIFA to then UEFA president Platini in February 2011.
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'Football with fans will be back soon,' says Uefa chief
Domestic and continental club competitions were halted across Europe in mid-March due to the COVID-19 crisis and Euro 2020 was postponed.
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Season re-start possible despite Dutch and French moves, says Uefa
The comments from UEFA’s Tim Meyer contrast with FIFA’s medical committee chairman Michel D’Hooghe who on Tuesday said football should not be played until at least September to limit the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Uefa gives European leagues 25 May deadline for restart plans
Soccer has ground to a halt in all major leagues in Europe and none have yet to resume. But Uefa is keen to start planning for next season’s European club tournaments.
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Netherlands league season effectively over, says Dutch FA
Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte on Tuesday banned events including professional sports and music festivals until Sept. 1 to prevent a resurgence of coronavirus infections.
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Uefa urges leagues to complete suspended football seasons
League seasons were halted in mid-March as the coronavirus spread across Europe.
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Uefa president Ceferin said leagues ready to play behind closed doors
Football leagues have been suspended since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic which has claimed more than 100,000 lives throughout the continent.
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Dutch football association plans for league to resume on 19 June
The decision would keep the Dutch league in line with UEFA, which has warned teams risk exclusion from the next Champions League if their domestic competitions are ended prematurely.
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UEFA denies 3 August deadline to complete Champions League
Soccer leagues across Europe and beyond have been suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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UEFA to discuss Champions League fate in Wednesday meeting
All UEFA competitions have been halted because of the flu-like virus that has killed around 34,000 people, while this year’s European Championship has been pushed back to 2021.
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'Cordial and united' - football buries differences to tackle coronavirus
Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin didn’t mention any names but Fifa president Gianni Infantino, whose efforts to create the Club World Cup have not gone down well with Uefa, was sitting in the front row.
