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Helen Hardy founded Foudys after struggling to find women's soccer jerseys for the England team. The business has grown into a multimillion‑pound retailer, signed partnerships with major sports apparel brands and plans a New York flagship ahead of the 2027 Women's World Cup.
Bay Collective, with backing from Sixth Street, has completed an 80% acquisition of Sunderland Women. Kay Cossington outlines a strategy focused on sustainable growth, community roots and infrastructure development, targeting a return to the top tier of the Women's Super League.
The Overlap's flagship football show will broadcast from New York during the summer World Cup, featuring Gary Neville, Roy Keane, Ian Wright, Jamie Carragher and Jill Scott. Sponsored by Sky Bet, the series launches on June 10th across YouTube and major audio platforms.
Gary Lineker discusses his departure from the BBC after a controversial Instagram post, his new venture with Goalhanger, and his concerns about the upcoming World Cup.
A thrilling 3-2 victory at London Stadium saw England XI lift the Soccer Aid 2026 trophy, with standout goals from Damson Idris and Jermain Defoe and heroic defending from Joe Hart and Angry Ginge.
A lineup of celebrities will compete in a charity football match to raise money for UNICEF, broadcast live for free on YouTube and ITVX.
Celebrity‑packed charity match marks two decades of Soccer Aid’s fundraising for UNICEF
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, Palace and Nike launch a special collection that blends streetwear with soccer heritage, featuring pre‑match kits and a campaign fronted by Rooney and Scott.
Pop star Olly Murs covered 400 kilometres from Manchester to London, raising nearly £1 million for UNICEF, and will soon feature in the 20th Soccer Aid match alongside a slate of new TV dramas and a thriller film.
On May 31, 2026, England will face a World XI team at London Stadium in the 15th Soccer Aid match, a charity event that has generated over £120 million for UNICEF since 2006.
On 31 May 2026 the London Stadium will host a high‑profile charity football match featuring England versus the Rest of the World, with proceeds benefiting Unicef. The event, founded by Robbie Williams and Jonathan Wilkes, will be broadcast live on ITV1 and streamed on ITVX and YouTube, showcasing a lineup of celebrity players and offering tickets from £20.