The verdict is a landmark moment for English football, with relegation, expulsion and points deductions all on the table and an appeal widely expected.

Senior club figures want the case resolved before the campaign ends, with some reportedly seeking sanctions harsher than a one-season relegation.

City's manager and staff are projecting confidence internally while the club weighs its response to the guilty findings.

The walkout is the latest flashpoint in two decades of high-profile clashes with managers.

The result gives Klopp a winning start to his Germany tenure in Munich.

Portugal showed no ill effects from the Ronaldo situation in a routine win.

Messi adds Eldense to his club portfolio alongside his existing Spanish side, expanding his post-playing business footprint.

Real Madrid says it sent evidence of 'extraordinary gravity' about payments by Barcelona to a former referees' committee vice-president; Barcelona has responded

The Treasury Committee's intervention widens the fallout beyond football sanctions into potential tax exposure for the club.

Post-tournament data suggests soccer has moved past an established US major league in fan following.

The political reaction signals the verdict has become a national story beyond sport.

Former officials and pundits are debating whether the current board can survive the findings.

The England forward denies assaulting a man at a London nightclub last year.

Netflix's build-out of its Women's World Cup coverage continues with a prominent US host.

Compensation claims would add a second front to the case beyond sporting sanctions.

Tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch as campaigners called for a boycott of Ireland's games against Israel.

Ghana moved quickly after a miserable opening to its qualifying campaign.

Host-city returns are being cited as evidence of the tournament's commercial impact in the US.