Community Shield set for August 29 at Wembley The Football Association announced on Wednesday that the Community Shield, the traditional curtainraiser for the new English season, would take place at Wembley on August 29.

Here’s to you, Jordan Henderson1

Days after lifting his team’s first league title in 30 years, Henderson was named the Football Writers’ Association Footballer of the Year.

North Korea's Kim says nuclear deterrent crucial North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said that Pyongyang's nuclear weapons guarantee its safety, state media reported Tuesday, signalling once again that it will not give up its arsenal.

Man Utd, Chelsea seal top-four spots as Watford, Bournemouth relegated

Manchester United and Chelsea sealed Champions League places on Sunday as Bournemouth and Watford fell through the trapdoor on a dramatic final day of the longest Premier League season.

De Gea blunders put Chelsea in FA Cup final Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admitted David De Gea's place is not guaranteed after the goalkeeper endured another error-strewn display in Manchester United's FA Cup semi-final defeat to Chelsea.

Some things are best left unsaid

I’m looking forward to this show not because I want to glimpse an insight into behind the scenes action, no, rather I want to see it in the same way I want to watch two cars crash.

Tottenham get better of Arsenal to offer Mourinho relief Jose Mourinho admitted Tottenham needed the boost of a 2-1 north London derby win over Arsenal to offer the club's fans a tonic after a troubled season.

Challenging Trump on economy, Biden unveils $700 bn recovery plan Challenging Trump on economy, Biden unveils $700 bn recovery plan

Man City crush 'embarrassed' Burnley to keep Liverpool waiting Manchester City thrashed Burnley 5-0 at an empty Etihad to ensure Liverpool will not be able to clinch the Premier League title when they face Crystal Palace on Wednesday.

Man City make winning return after joining race protest Manchester City secured the first win of the Premier League's restart with a 3-0 victory over 10-man Arsenal at an empty Etihad on Wednesday as the English top flight's return was marked by protests against racial injustice.