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The football world, including the region of Merseyside, was rocked by the announcement of plans for a new breakaway European Super League.

Arguably one of the most popular events on the sporting calendar is the Wimbledon championships. As the UK national lockdown restrictions are coming to a slow but gradual end, it’s time to look forward to the return of the pinnacle of world Tennis. 

Everton have given club director of football Marcel Brands a contract extension that will keep him at the club until 2024. Brands was appointed to the Everton board in January 2019 and is "delighted" to be continuing his work.

Ex-player and pundit Jamie Carragher has questioned whether Liverpool fans can forgive owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) after this week’s European Super League debacle. Following Liverpool owner John W. Henry’s statement this morning, in which he apologised to fans and supporters, Carragher doubted whether apologies would be enough.

Liverpool and Manchester United are discussing the possibility of hosting a pair of high-profile pre-season friendlies this summer.

St Helens Saints will be looking to add a fifth consecutive win to their tally as they face Huddersfield Giants away on Thursday in the Betfred Super League fourth round. Back-to-back league champions Saints have won their first three Super League matches, as well as defeating Leeds Rhinos in the Challenge Cup. Huddersfield are yet to take a Super League victory in 2021 after a difficult start to Ian Watson’s coaching tenure.

Alex Greenwood is no stranger to the people of Merseyside. The 27-year-old born in Liverpool and has  played for both Merseyside clubs. However currently, she is playing for Manchester City alongside many star-studded names and could feature in the upcoming ...

Amid the furore over the proposed Super League, UEFA have announced a restructuring of the Champions League from 2024. The Premier League's 'big six' were almost universally condemned for devising a system that would see them qualify for the elite European competition regardless of league finishing position.

Everton released a strong statement on Tuesday, condemning the six English clubs who were involved in the proposals for a European Super League (ESL) and accusing them of "betraying the majority of football supporters across our country and beyond."

Liverpool FC flag and banner organizers on the Kop Spion Kop 1906 have today put a statement about the club's decision to withdraw from the European Super League. After the past few days, with the announcement about the proposal of...