A report in the Sun said the 26-year-old Brentford striker is the subject of an inquiry over historical allegations.

Beth Mead said white is ‘not practical when it’s the time of the month’.

The governing body will reportedly look into the incident that took place as the visiting players celebrated Fred’s goal against Leeds.

Brighton captain Lewis Dunk was initially booked for bringing down Anthony Elanga, only for it to be upgraded to a red.

It’s ‘a turning point for Irish football after the events of the last 18 months,’ says FAI president Gerry McAnaney.

Adebayo Akinfenwa alleges he was called a ‘fat water buffalo’ by a Fleetwood representative.

No promotion or relegation will take place from the leagues affected in what could be an important precedent.

Bookmaker Bet365 showed 23 third-round matches last weekend.

Fernando Forestieri has also been hit with a £25,000 fine.

‘You’re part of our team,’ England manager Gareth Southgate tells supporters. ‘Make the country proud.’

And the former FAI chief cited ‘highly prejudicial’ comments at Oireachtas committee.

Agent fees soar by almost £50m as English clubs look to cap earnings of football’s ‘middle men’.

Consulting group Mazars are tasked with completing ‘an in-depth external review of all matters’.

Mark Sampson says he regrets how he handled the complaints made by Eni Aluko and Drew Spence.

The Man City star posted a message on Instagram explaining the meaning of the tattoo.

The association has agreed to introduce new rules in the hope of tackling inclusion in the game.

The Arsenal boss was in an angry mood again following the referee’s decision to award a second half spot-kick against his side.

The governing body first committed to exploring the topic in 2002.

Mark Sampson’s dismissal reflects incredibly poorly on him but also on the organisation who has repeatedly stood by him.

Mark Sampson has dismissed accusations of racial abuse from striker Eni Aluko.

Greg Clarke believes there is something ‘not right’ with how the sport deals with social inclusion.

They have been warned on future conduct.

The Burnley midfielder has been charged for misconduct over a 10-year period.

Four police forces are investigating allegations of historical sexual abuse against children in English football circles as part of a deepening scandal.

The striker has been disciplined for his outburst at referee Jon Moss after receiving a red card.

The FA insist the playing surfaces pose no significant health risk.

Chelsea boss twice refused to leave the referee’s room during the furious half-time showdown.

Heather Rabbatts became the first female director of the organisation in 2011.

The 42-year-old criticised the FA for not asking her to give evidence during its investigation into alleged sexist abuse.

Kirk Broadfoot has been slapped with the longest ban the FA has ever handed down for verbal abuse.

Republic of Ireland captain John O’Shea feels the upcoming friendly will ‘go great’ but that media scrutiny will be huge.

The Football Association is believed to be on the verge of signing a new £30m sponsorship deal.

The English FA found to have ‘damaged the image of Fifa and the bidding process’.

The Uruguay star is closing in on a comeback but has reopened old wounds over an incident which occurred during his time in England.

The FA has announced proposals to cut the number of players from outside the European Union.

“I believe if I was white, I would have been captain for more than 10 years.”

Despite his apology, the 52-year-old is likely to face severe punishment from the FA.

The probe is understood to involve two ex-Premier League footballers.

BBC and BT Sport will share rights to the FA Cup in a new four-year deal which starts in 2014.

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