Uefa
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The FA Cup runners-up Hull City, who played in the Europa League, will face an investigation by Uefa’s club financial control body
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Crimean clubs have been suspended by Uefa from playing in Russian domestic competitions
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Uefa’s first Nations League – being brought in to replace a number of friendly dates – will be played between September and November 2018
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The British Olympic Association has added to sport’s list of unlikely sponsorship deals: signing DFS as its official sofa provider
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Manchester City halved their financial losses during run to the title last season, losing £23m on turnover of £347m
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The Chelsea manager, José Mourinho, has described Uefa’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules as a contradiction which allow Europe’s elite clubs to maintain the status quo
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Tottenham reached the last 32 of the Europa League after a 1-0 home win over Partizan Belgrade that was marred by three pitch invasions
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Sergio Agüero, Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie are among the high profile Premier League-based players who failed to make the 40-man shortlist for the Uefa team of the year
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Editorial: It is time for criminal prosecutions, boycotts, even to leave Fifa altogether. This must not happen again
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Manchester United are to reveal the first definitive figures on the financial cost of their missing out on the Champions League this season
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The FA’s former chairman David Bernstein has urged European nations to boycott the 2018 World Cup unless Fifa undergoes serious reform
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The president of the German FA has said Uefa will consider quitting Fifa if the full report into alleged corruption in the World Cup bidding process is not published
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Conservative MP for Folkestone and Hythe, Damian Collins, says report into allegations of bribery is a whitewash
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Also featuring: United’s charity gala, a world champion hustler; and why young players are like popsicles
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The Liverpool manager left out several first-choice players from his starting XI that lost 1-0 to Real Madrid in the Champions League
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Michel Platini has insisted the 2022 World Cup must be played in the winter and offered to reschedule the Champions League to accommodate the switch
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Italy’s FA president Carlo Tavecchio has been barred from holding any Fifa position for six months after an alleged racist comment
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Premier League clubs have fielded a record low number of homegrown players this season, according to a survey of Europe’s ‘big five’ leagues
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Owen Gibson: The sight of the remote control drone over the Belgrade pitch in the Euro 2016 qualifier against Albania was just the latest incident to make Europe’s governing body look naive
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Armand Duka says that his organisation will take its case to CAS if necessary, while Serbia plan an appeal of their own
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Serbia must play their next two European qualifying matches behind closed doors as punishment for the chaos that enveloped their match with Albania in Belgrade but both sides have been sanctioned by Uefa
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Manchester City will write to Uefa over the governing body’s lack of action against CSKA Moscow after fans were present at the Arena Khimki despite stadium ban
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Uefa has confirmed it will take no action against CSKA Moscow despite the presence of supporters in the stadium for the Champions League tie against Manchester City on Tuesday night
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Uefa said racist abuse sanctions are under constant review and Turkey’s approach could be a way to tackle the problem
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Vincent Kompany has questioned Uefa’s decision to ban Manchester City’s supporters from Tuesday night’s Champions League match against CSKA Moscow
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Uefa has dropped its disciplinary proceedings against Arsenal in regards to their Champions League meeting with Galatasaray this month
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The Uefa president, Michel Platini, has said he would like to see the introduction of a sin-bin to football for players who show dissent towards referees
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CSKA Moscow’s appeal over their three-game stadium ban for the racist behaviour of their fans will be heard by Uefa on 27 October
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The Albania captain Lorik Cana says his team could have been seriously injured in the violence surrounding the Euro 2016 qualifier against Serbia
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The Serbian FA has claimed a ‘planned terrorist action’ by Albania at the abandoned Euro 2016 qualifier in Belgrade on Tuesday
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Guardian writers: We look at some of the major talking points from the midweek action, as well as the best images and stats
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Uefa has defended its policy on keeping some countries and not others apart in qualifying groups for political reasons
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Serbia and Albania both face heavy sanctions from Uefa after it opened disciplinary proceedings following ‘inexcusable’ violence in Belgrade
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Top officials from Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain had a meeting with Uefa committee chaired by Michel Platini suggesting sustainable investment should be permitted
Sportblog Greg Dyke posed homegrown talent questions but did not fight for answers