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The China Cup featuring Wales is just a few weeks away and FSF Cymru’s final guide to the host city, Nanning, is available for download now.

Tractor Sazi’s Šime Gregov made a calamitous interventon on behalf of his side in the Asian Champions league this week – bungling the ball into his own net as he attempted to clear it. His intervention helped his team slide towards a 3-0 defeat. “We go again” and all that, though, eh?

Blackpool fans will be marching on EFL headquarters next week as they call for the creation of an independent football league regulator.

As well as the club returning to the top flight of English football for the first time in 45 years, one of Huddersfield Town’s leading fan groups has also enjoyed a renaissance off the pitch, too.

We are pleased to announce the results of the recent England and Wales Football Council Election.

This weekend the 2018 EFL Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City will be taking place at Wembley on Sunday – and once again there will be pub splits in place.

To Greece this week, where AEK Aethens striker Sergio Araujo treats us to some truly atrocious finishing. The forward somehow prevented a mis-cleared cross, that was destined to go in, from finding the net. He’ll Be Disappointed With That.

The latest TV auction for Premier League games from 2019-2022 has brought in £4.464bn for the competition’s clubs – with two live packages and foreign rights still to be sold.

Belgian club RSC Anderlecht have been ordered by UEFA to compensate away fans hit by the club’s price gouging in this season’s Champions League group fixtures.

The star of this week’s And finally… is Brazilian Bravo Dodo – seen here with a chance to level the game for Giresunspor against Turkish giants Fenerbahçe in the cup from the penalty spot. He doesn’t half make a right old mess of it.

With Croatia serving a two game stadium ban issued to them by UEFA in 2015, England’s first UEFA Nations League match in October later this year is set to be played behind closed doors. Here’s our statement on the matter:

Later this year there will be changes to the laws governing data and how organisations protect the data they hold on their members – and this could have implications for supporter organisations up and down the country.

The next meeting of the FSF Southern Division will take place at 12 noon on Sunday 11th February 2018 in the Supporters’ Bar at Woking FC’s Laithwaite Community Stadium.

Bristol City fans have begun legal action against West Midlands Police (WMP) claiming false imprisonment and human rights breaches from an incident in 2015.

Wales travel to Nanning in late March to compete in the four-team China Cup and FSF Cymru are encouraging travelling fans to do their homework. Here Paul Corkrey from FSF Cymru tells us more about his reconnaissance trip to the capital of Guangxi…

Aston Villa’s Villa Park stadium has been listed as an asset of community value (ACV) thanks to lobbying from supporter groups in Birmingham.

Video Assistant Referees (VAR) are being used in this season’s League Cup and FA Cup as part of IFAB’s world wide trialling of the technology – and on Saturday the scheme caused controversy at Anfield during Liverpool’s fourth round FA Cup tie loss to West Bromwich Albion.

It’s claimed that QPR vs Manchester City in 1993 gave us some of the worst association football ever seen – but Utrecht and Feynoord laid a claim to that unwanted title on Wednesday with this truly atrocious passage of play… 

Fans for Diversity looked back on another hugely successful 12 months by launching its 2017 report in Parliament yesterday. The campaign, which is run jointly by the Football Supporters’ Federation and Kick It Out, started in 2014 and has made huge strides in that time.

This morning the Premier League announced the broadcast selections for its March fixtures, meeting its deadline for TV picks for the first time since August.