Game Changers brings together women from across the game who love football and gives them the opportunity to share experiences, make new connections and discuss the issues that matter on Saturday 8th August at Craven Cottage (10am-5pm).
Game Changers brings together women from across the game who love football and gives them the opportunity to share experiences, make new connections and discuss the issues that matter on Saturday 8th August at Craven Cottage (10am-5pm).
Pre-season is mostly a time for players to get minutes in their legs, for managers to work on new tactics and set piece routines, and to bed in some new signings, but for some clubs it’s also a chance for silverware, as the FSA’s community-owned club network manager Richard Irving explains…
The much-anticipated Hillsborough Law has finally passed the House of Commons this week and takes another step towards achieving Royal Assent.
Non-league and community-owned clubs will be coming together this week to shine a light on mental health as part of the “Better Together” weekend.
Supporter representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the FA at Wembley Stadium in January to discuss a range of issues with the Lionesses and FA Women’s National League.
England are through to the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup and now head back to Atlanta to take on Argentina – and our Free Lions Fans’ Embassy guide to the fixture is out now.
While all eyes have been on the World Cup, #ICYMI whisks you to the other side of the world, and the Chinese second division clash between Dalian K’un City and Shenzhen Juniors, for a goal you might not have seen – a cracker from Liu Yun – leaving the opposition keeper bamboozled…
England progressed to the quarter finals following one of the games of the tournament against host nation Mexico. Our Fans’ Embassy team now head to Miami and the latest Free Lions fanzine is out now.
UEFA has expressed its “disbelief” at FIFA’s “unprecedented, incomprehensible and unjustifiable” decision to suspend USA’s Folarin Balogun’s suspension ahead of the World Cup quarter final match between the host nation and Belgium.
Despite the best efforts of FIFA – with their outrageous ticket pricing and mid-game “hydration breaks” – people have actually managed to thoroughly enjoy World Cup 2026 so far. That’s thanks in part to welcoming locals but also some fantastic action on the pitch, with many a superb goal along the way.
England are through to the World Cup’s round of 16 and now head to Mexico City to take on the co-hosts and our Free Lions Fans’ Embassy guide to the fixture is out now.
We’re giving our support this weekend to a charity football match (Saturday 4th July at Peckham Town) celebrating legends of the women’s game with all funds raised going to Samaritans.
England’s travelling supporters have a much better rep nowadays, thanks to great behaviour at recent tournaments and the nonstop work of our Fans’ Embassy team, who are out in North America as we speak.
Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) today adopts a new identity – Pro Ref – which will underpin a number of changes to help support refereeing in the English game including a new Professional Referee Group covering the Premier League and Championship.
England are through to the knock-out rounds of World Cup 2026 and they head to Atlanta, Georgia, to face the Democratic Republic of Congo and our Free Lions Fans’ Embassy guide to the fixture is out now.
It’s been a busy summer for the Fans for Diversity campaign as we continue to support fan groups delivering projects and inclusion-led activities across the country.
Most eyes may be on the World Cup but the Brasileiro Série B is right in the middle of its league season and there’s everything to play for – as promotion chasing Novorizontino and relegation battlers Ponte Preta showed this week. The game was ultimately decided by one of the stupidest passages of play we’ve ever seen. Defenders, attackers and the goalie all playing their parts.
The work of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now underway and, as part of its commitment to connecting with supporters, the regulator has set up an interim Fan Advisory Working Group.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE) have called on the EU to introduce a ban on dynamic pricing at football – and they are backed by the multinational consumer rights group Euroconsumers.
England’s World Cup campaign continues on Saturday as they head to New York/New Jersey complete the group stage against Panama and our Free Lions Fans’ Embassy guide to the fixture is out now.
