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Steph Houghton and Wayne Rooney discuss Wembley games

England captains Wayne Rooney and Steph Houghton met at St. George’s Park as they both prepare for big games at Wembley Stadium. Rooney is building up to Thursday’s European Qualifier against San Marino under the arch, while Houghton cannot wait for a historic meeting with Germany there next month. The England Women’s team will play

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Wembley arch goes pink to support Breast Cancer Care

To launch Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Wembley Stadium connected by EE has turned its landmark arch a spectacular pink to support The Football Association and Breast Cancer’s New ‘Pass it on’ campaign.  Together they aim to reach hundreds of thousands more people across the nation with the charity’s vital breast awareness message, while raising £500,000

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Ethics and Football’s Governing Bodies

The recent scandal concerning gift bags containing watches valued at £16,000 given to 32 association chiefs, 28 FIFA executive committee members and 5 other members of South American associations illustrates how far removed these bodies are from the real world. The Ethics Code of FIFA Item 20 declares that: Persons bound by this Code may

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England Women Rise To Seventh in FIFA Rankings

England Women have risen to seventh in the FIFA Women’s World rankings after their successful World Cup qualifying campaign. FIFA Women’s World Rankings: Top Ten 1 USA 2 Germany 3 Japan 4 France 5 Sweden 6 Brazil 7 England 8 Canada 9 Norway 10 Australia Mark Sampson’s side completed a perfect campaign on Wednesday with

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