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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) unveiled on Wednesday the new trophy and logo for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) U17, scheduled to take place from March 30 to April 19 in Morocco. The ...

The Oldham-based football club - Avro FC - continue to jet set around Europe as they push the pace in the Fenix Trophy ...

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After the last vestiges of the college football season died off and a newfangled ... watched in 22 years—and spotlighted the league’s logo on national television on a regular basis, it was ...

Knockout European football is back on our agenda as we head into the second ... Established in 1913 for the workers of the local Philips electronics factory, 13 years later PSV reached the top-flight ...

In 2004, Dyer starred in The Football Factory, a British film directed by Nick Love and produced by… Rockstar Games. Yes, once upon a time Rockstar helped create a feature film. Danny Dyer ...

"There is a huge difference between Football Factory and this movie," he explained. "We're having a nod to it, but we certainly don't want to make the same film. "So there's a lot of like ...

21 years after The Football Factory (2004) established Nick Love and the football hooligan genre in cinema, Marching Powder marks his return to familiar grounds. Jack (Danny Dyer), a washed-up ex ...

In addition, another post showcases a fully designed Angst Fabrik logo that feels reminiscent of the Fear Factory logo look. Fans can also catch a bit of Wolbers working out some hard-hitting ...

With the Combine just wrapping up in Indianapolis and free agency still about two weeks away, we're still early in the NFL offseason. A lot can (and will) change before the draft on April 24th at ...

The potty mouthed Eastenders star Danny Dyer is joined by Stephanie Leonidas in Nick Love's comedy about love, drugs and football violence, Marching Powder.