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The World Cup qualifier against Andorra is to go ahead with fans, if they can get to Wembley.  The FA has just issued a statement:  

West Ham United has been taken over by an asset management company.

Icelandic Chairman Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson and Vice-chairman Asgeir Fridgeirsson have resigned from the club's board.

Their holding company, Hansa, had until today to prevent creditors seizing its assets and forcing the sale of West Ham - CB Holding ...

By Stephen Burns

Valetino Rossi failed to win his home grand prix for the first time eight years. The spoils instead went to his rival Casey Stoner who was at least riding an Italian bike. It means that as well as falling to third place in the ...

UEFA has initiated disciplinary proceedings against Chelsea FC, Didier Drogba and José Bosingwa in relation to incidents following the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg against FC Barcelona at Stamford Bridge.

Statements requested

The club are charged with the improper conduct of their players and the throwing of ...

The launch of England's World Cup bid yesterday was somewhat overshadowed when the BNP came to Wembley.

Bosses of the 2018 project were left red faced after an invite was sent to one Richard Barnbrook, British National Party London-wide member of the Greater London Assembly.

Ever the patriot, ...

Millwall's League One play-off win last night in Leeds was overshadowed by violent scenes in and around the ground.

Thirteen fans from both clubs were arrested for public order offences after in a tie that has been dogged by thuggery.

At the first leg at the New Den, ...

The bad old days returned to Millwall Football Club on Saturday after the away teams goalkeepers was assaulted during a pitch invasion.

The Lions knockout game with Leeds was classified as a high risk match - police were stretched handling the Arsenal V Chelsea clash on the same ...

The National American Football league is set take the Superbowl to London in the next eight years.

Officials from Mayor Boris Johnson's office and Visit London are said to have received assurances from the NFL that America's showpiece event will come to the capital by 2014.

The NFL's ...