The Russian people need to show the world a different side to the scandal-struck country when the World Cup kicks off.
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English hooliganism may be on the decline but new research reveals worrying links with organised crime.
Police face overwhelming pressure from two kinds of violence.
You can’t understand the Euro 2016 violence without looking at police failings and trouble caused by fans from other countries.
Safe standing stadiums and less invasive crowd control would be the final step to overturn Hillsborough’s wrongful legacy on British football.
As fans from all over the world flock to Brazil to support their country’s pursuit of football’s biggest prize, there are 1,452 English and Welsh fans who won’t be joining them. These supporters are serving…
The A-League soccer game between Melbourne Victory and Western Sydney Wanderers late last year attracted national media headlines for all the wrong reasons: brawls between opposing fans outside a city…
The late Johnny Warren deftly described some Australians’ attitude to football as being a game for “sheilas, wogs, and poofters”. Whilst public interest has increased markedly following successive World…
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