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History was made at Ibrox this week as Rangers were knocked out of the Champions League with a record-breaking -20 goal difference, finishing rock bottom of Group A with nil point. Gers forward Alfredo Morelos could have made that total -19 if not for this remarkable moment of ineptitude.

Welcome to the sixth Women’s Voice In The Game – an FSA x Offside Production Media Listening Project. This episode looks at the future of the women’s game and its development in the UK.

The 2022 World Cup kicks off in two weeks time and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has published advice for England and Wales fans making the trip to Qatar.

This weekend the football authorities, FA, Premier League, EFL and Women’s Super League, are repeating their warnings around the dangers of pyrotechnics at football, reminding fans that anyone found in possession or using pyro faces club bans and will be reported to the police.

Tonight the results of the vote at a special general meeting on the merger at Bury have been published and the FSA, as an advisor organisation to all parties, has issued the following statement:

Earlier this month, supporter representatives from FSA Cymru met with the Football Association of Wales (FAW) to discuss preparations for the World Cup in Qatar and more. Minutes from that meeti

Shaktar’s Danylo Sikan will be grateful that his side’s match at Celtic Park this week will be looked back on as one of the great breakthrough performances from Ukraine’s new young superstar Mykhailo Mudryk and not for his own catastrophic miss. Legends in the making.

League One side MK Dons are the latest to create a shadow supporters’ board which they say will provide “transparent and independent dialogue” with the club.

FSA chief executive Kevin Miles gave evidence in Parliament yesterday on behalf of football supporters at a session on spectator safety at major sporting events.

Supporters groups from across the country have expressed their anger at the Premier League and its broadcasters for the latest delay in releasing TV fixtures.

Sports minister Stuart Andrew was yesterday pressed in Parliament by MPs to continue the Fan-led Review of Football Governance – and he confirmed his belief that “reform is needed”.

This week’s ICYMI comes to you from the midweek clash between Sandhausen and Karlsruhe in the German Cup.

Welcome to the fifth Women’s Voice In The Game – an FSA x Offside Production Media Listening Project. This episode looks at safety online.

The Football Supporters’ Association is pleased to announce the shortlists for the 2022 FSA Awards in association with BeGambleAware – voting is open now, and fans can back their favourites here.

Little old Rio Ave shipped four goals away to Portuguese giants Benfica in the Primeira Liga this week despite starting positively and going a goal up. Their keeper Jhonatan didn’t help matters with this catastrophic touch sending them on the way to a dispiriting defeat.

Fans at non-league are already feeling the pinch of the cost of living crisis, with more than half (57.7%) saying it had already impacted on how much money they had available to spend on football, according to the results of a joint survey between the FSA and the Non-League Paper.

Welcome to the fourth Women’s Voice In The Game – an FSA x Offside Production Media Listening Project. This episode looks at transparency in the women’s game.

Manchester United supporters have issued a legal letter to a west London local authority following the decision to cut their away ticket allocation for the upcoming game against Chelsea.

The EFL plans to make all matches from 2024-25 available for broadcast and streaming – which could see an end to the Saturday 3pm “blackout” in its competitions.

Cambridge United have unveiled a new shadow board which they say will give a stronger voice to fan groups and improve fan engagement at the club.