Football's come home again to the National Theatre with James Graham's funny, sunny and crowd-pleasing homage to the newly ...

Based on the real-world Homeless World Cup, the movie sees manager Mal (Nighy) pull together a ragtag team of British football players, all of whom have fallen on hard times and are currently homeless ...

Peter Mullan reveals why he wanted to play Liverpool's mythologised manager — and how he captured his fellow Scot's voice ...

The former Texans and Cardinals defensive end is just one of a series of US businessmen investing in English soccer.

NFL free agent receiver Stefon Diggs is on the open market and visited the New England Patriots, according to multiple reports. Diggs, who is recovering from an ...

Arty plays JJ, the son of aging football hooligan Jack (played by Dyer) who is given six weeks to turn his life around after being arrested at a football riot. If he fails, then Jack will be sent to ...

Juno Temple is also back for the new season of the show, which will this time see Ted coaching a women’s soccer team.

The outrageous new British comedy sees Dyer play Jack, an aging football hooligan who feels irrelevant in today's society.

Lamar Jackson has always been known for his explosive speed and remarkable skills on the football field. But now, the ...

Sports movies are ... a long-running football tournament that gives those who need help something to aim for. In the film, Bill Nighy plays the head coach of the England team who, just before ...

In the movie, he is given six weeks to turn his life around and save his marriage to Dani (played by Stephanie Leonidas, 41) or go to jail. Danny’s daughter Dani Dyer, 28, and her England ...