Football never sleeps. During any of the 86400 seconds in a 24-hour day, somewhere in the world someone is doing something related to the beautiful game, whether that's scoring a last-minute winner in ...

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By Frank Kwame AbborHo, June 19, GNA – The Volta Regional Football Association (VRFA) has condemned acts of hooliganism that disrupted the final match of Volta Division Two Middle League, while ...

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I’m trying to jemmy open a chain-locked gate to get a better photo of Poststadion, a small municipal sports stadium that hosted football during the 1936 Olympics, for my newsletter on German ...

One of the first things the Gleedes did when moving to the Tri-State area was found the Cincinnati chapter of the Borussia Dortmund Supporters Club.

DORTMUND, Germany — In Germany, at the Borussia Dortmund Museum, they highlight their fan clubs from around the globe on a map. Six continents are represented; however, Cincinnati is not lit up ...

In Germany, the 50+1 rule protects professional football clubs from complete control by investors. This feature has many supporters internationally but also attracts criticism.

A statement Monday from Germany’s antitrust regulator, the Federal Cartel Office, said it wants to see tighter enforcement of the rule known as 50-plus-1 which requires a football club’s membership to ...

German football authorities must make sure that all clubs are treated in the same way regarding the 50+1 rule which prevents takeovers by investors, the German Federal Cartel Office said on Monday ...

Police launched probes into the hooliganism that killed Giorgos Lyggeridis and that had moved beyond football stadiums, but also into links between some violent fans and criminal gangs.