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After a lengthy appeal process, the Football Association reduced Mykhailo Mudryk's suspension, clearing the way for his immediate return to training with Chelsea.
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After a lengthy appeal process, the Football Association reduced Mykhailo Mudryk's suspension, clearing the way for his immediate return to training with Chelsea.

The four‑year suspension handed to Chelsea forward Mykhailo Mudryk has been lifted, allowing the Ukrainian international to resume competitive play immediately after a joint review of testing standards.

Protests erupt across Mexico as the FMF’s commercial agenda sidelines sporting merit, threatening the nation’s footballing identity.

The International Olympic Committee faces a dilemma over whether to sanction FIFA president Gianni Infantino after he discussed the red‑card controversy surrounding Folarin Balogun with former U.S. president Donald Trump.

Senegal’s legal challenge, set for 8 October, seeks to overturn Morocco’s Africa Cup of Nations victory after a disputed penalty incident, with the case to be heard behind closed doors at sport’s highest tribunal.

The recent World Cup brought unexpected triumphs for Mexican football, with the national side topping its group and delivering a memorable performance against England. That surge of optimism has sparked a broader conversation about the future structure of the domestic league.

Mexican soccer is at a crossroads as Liga MX considers permanent separation from the second tier, while owners like Arturo Lomeli fight to restore promotion and relegation.

Senegal's football federation announced the dismissal of coach Pape Thiaw and his staff after the team's round‑of‑32 loss to Belgium, a result that followed a disputed African title and a narrow group‑stage escape.

Senegal’s football federation dismissed head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff following a round‑of‑32 World Cup exit, a move tied to a contested continental title and an upcoming appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

After a disputed continental championship and a heartbreaking defeat to Belgium, Senegal’s football federation replaced coach Pape Thiaw and his technical staff, while the nation prepares to appeal the decision.

Senegal’s football authorities have terminated the contract of national team coach Pape Thiaw and his technical staff after the team’s early exit from the World Cup, a move framed as necessary for the future of the sport in the country.

Senegal’s football federation has terminated head coach Pape Thiaw and his technical staff after the team’s round‑of‑16 defeat at the World Cup, a move that comes amid a controversial trophy that was later stripped by African football’s governing body.

A disputed ban, a political intervention and a high‑stakes match converge as the United States prepares to meet Belgium in the Round of 16.

FIFA's recent ruling to suspend the ban of U.S. striker Folarin Balogun has ignited a global debate over sporting integrity, with European authorities and former stars condemning the move.

Belgium's soccer federation is appealing FIFA's ruling that allows Folarin Balogun to play in the World Cup despite a red card, citing political pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump and criticism from UEFA.

A red‑card controversy at the World Cup took an unexpected turn when President Donald Trump appealed to FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, leading to the suspension of a sanction against U.S. forward Folarin Balogun. The move has divided opinion across the football community.

FIFA's reversal of a one‑match suspension for Folarin Balogun sparks praise from the United States and condemnation from Belgium, Norway and England, raising questions about future disciplinary precedent.

A 2-0 lead against Belgium evaporates, sparking bans, player walkouts and uncertainty as Senegal prepares for the next Africa Cup of Nations.

A 2‑0 lead against Belgium turned into a 2‑1 defeat, sparking bans, public ultimatums and questions about the national team’s direction.

Senegal's early exit from the tournament has ignited disputes between coach Pape Bouna Thiaw and key players, raising questions about the team's future and the nation's football ambitions.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has mandated that Lazio’s women’s team pay former player Maja Gothberg more than €69,000 for ending her contract after she disclosed a pregnancy, a decision that underscores the need to protect players’ privacy and sets a new precedent for employment rights in women’s football.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has upheld the rights of Swedish midfielder Maja Gothberg, ruling that Lazio Women unlawfully terminated her contract after learning she was pregnant, and ordered compensation while reinforcing FIFA's strengthened maternity protections.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport confirmed that Lazio Women’s termination of Maja Gothberg’s contract was unlawful, ordering compensation and reinforcing protections for pregnant athletes.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has delivered a landmark decision protecting pregnant athletes, ordering Lazio to compensate Maja Gothberg and affirming that clubs cannot terminate contracts based on pregnancy.