In our Panini Legends book review, we take a closer look at Greg Lansdowne's new book to give our thoughts on whether it's ...

Aston Villa celebrates its 150th anniversary with blockchain-powered NFTs on Chiliz Chain, offering fans real-world rewards.

In Colombia, a young man quietly placed smiley face stickers on five bus passengers, none of whom refused. After spreading a bit of joy, he opened up about his hardships, explaining that he needed ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Almost as soon as she arrived at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday evening, Taylor Swift called her to the stage to accept the Grammy for best country album. It's the first time a Black ...

The teams finishing from ninth to 24th position in the inaugural league phase of the UEFA Europa League have discovered their fate for February's knockout phase play-offs following January's draw.

Bologna FC 1909, Coop Reno and Coop Alleanza 3.0 present Bologna’s official Sticker Book. From 12 February, you can buy your favourite sticker book and sticker packs (5 stickers per pack), exclusively ...

This season of the Bangladesh Premier League will be run solely by the BPL without taking any franchises. The responsibility to manage the team's travel and accommodation will be on the BCB.

The Premier League may consider imposing punishments on individual players if they feel goal celebrations are damaging the reputation of the game or could inflame opposition fans or players.

The Premier League hopes to introduce semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) before the end of this season, and it wants to see referees explaining VAR decisions to the crowd inside stadiums for ...

All players with huge potential they'll be hoping can become Premier League stars of the future. It was a positive window in terms of ins but the fact they didn't lose any of their key stars will ...

Premier League clubs spent £1.98bn on new players last summer, an enormous sum. Yet what has all that spending really achieved? Or, to frame this as a quiz question — honestly, take 30 seconds ...