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“A victory for common sense”: LFC trademark move defeated

Earlier this summer, Liverpool FC applied to trademark the word "Liverpool" in a football context which provoked a backlash from fans.

And finally… Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Egyptian keeper Mahmoud Gad making a remarkable save which followed some dubious decision making in the first place (even Superman doesn’t get everything right). Gad’s Enppi Club still lost the game 4-0 though after the opposition players unleashed some kryptonite rendering Gad’s powers useless.

Bristol City fans’ victory over police misuse of power

A group of 10 Bristol City fans have gained an out of court settlement from West Midlands Police on the eve of a court hearing into the force’s alleged misuse of dispersal powers at a fixture four years ago. 

Fans for Diversity annual review – 2019

It’s been another busy year for the Fans for Diversity campaign as we continue to grow and develop our work across all strands of diversity.

Download: FSA Cymru Guide to Slovakia

Wales are scheduled to play Slovakia for their European Championships 2020 qualifying match on Thursday 10th October at the Anton Malatinský Stadium, Trnava. As ever we've got the usual travel and ticket information available for fans, along with matchday advice and useful phrases.

And finally… he’s the nuts

The best bits of skill look effortless at first glance, but only upon a second look do you truly appreciate their brilliance. Miranda’s own goal for Jiangsu Suning falls into that category – not only is a backheeled finish from a tight angle, he also manages to nutmeg the goalkeeper into the bargain, to earn his place in this week’s …And finally

Fans for Diversity Award winners announced

The winners of our first Fans for Diversity Awards were announced today, celebrating the work that individuals and fan groups do throughout the football pyramid and across the country. 

Free haircuts coming to a ground near you

Coming from the idea that men are more likely to open up for more meaningful conversations with their barbers, the #BetRegret Barber Truck Tour will be visiting three fixtures this autumn, bringing free haircuts to matchgoing fans in exchange for a chat. 

Football-related arrests: downward trend continues

The almost-decade long decline in football-related arrests shows no signing of stopping according to the latest round of Home Office statistics.

Villans Together: expanding the pride

This summer it will be exactly one year since the creation of Villans Together, a small but dedicated group of volunteers who are changing the way Aston Villa is perceived by its local community.

And finally… slice of luck

Here’s something from the Australia’s under-17 match against Brazil, where one of the young Socceroos delightfully slices a looping ball into his own net. Hopefully, the young centre-half learns from his mistake and never troubles the And finally… archive again.

Clubs must do more on gambling risks – survey

A new survey carried out by the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) in conjunction with GambleAware’s safer gambling ‘Bet Regret’ campaign has found that football clubs have to do much more to educate their fans about the risks of gambling.

And finally… Rostov his feet

FC Rostov defender Evgeni Chernov is the star of this week’s And finally… with an incredible double goal-line clearance against Lokomotiv Moscow. His heroics would help Rostov go on to beat Lokomotiv and stay joint-top of the Russian Premier League.

FSA welcomes EFL finance and sustainability review

Last night the EFL announced that it is to undertake a comprehensive review of its regulations and procedures concerning the financial sustainability of its member clubs.

Reading fans strengthen relationship with club

Reading Football Club and the Supporters Trust At Reading (STAR) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, which further strengthens the good working relationship between fans and the Berkshire club.

Fans for Diversity Awards shortlists announced

This month will see the first ever Fans for Diversity Awards presented at our conference on Friday 20th September, organised with our partners at Kick It Out.

Women’s World Cup has “direct impact on grassroots game”

The international break is in full swing – England’s women drew 3-3 with Belgium last week, and are now preparing in Norway for tonight’s friendly in Bergen. We caught up with Lionesses fan Louise Smith to find out more about what it’s like following the national team, her experiences of the World Cup and how the Lionesses are inspiring a new generation to get involved in the game.

EFL League 1 and 2 Network elections

We have a vacancy on the FSA National Council for a representative from our EFL League 1 and 2 Network, and voting is now open.

UEFA cap on away fan prices ‘progress’ says FSE

UEFA today announced a price cap for away ticket prices for its competitions - €70 in the Champions League, and €45 in the Europa League - which will take immediate effect. 

And finally… not forgotten

There’s a long road ahead for Bury fans as they look to pick up the pieces following the demise of the club and we’ll be offering our support along the way. But for now, let’s look back at some of Bury’s finest goals from last season.

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