Pitch Invasion

Could a playoffs system replace the 39th game as the Premier League’s next moneyspinning idea?

Where will the Premier League’s 39th game actually be played, as concerns are voiced globally? Would it be good for American soccer to see Premier League games take place in Miami and Los Angeles?

The Premier League might have shot itself in the foot with its proposed extra international game, as fans mobilise in protest.

Derby’s new American owners include the former owner of the NASL’s Detroit Express. Are they in it for the long haul at Derby, or will GSE’s takeover mean an NASL-style implosion at one of England’s oldest clubs?

Simon Kuper selects his Political Football XI. Read about Britain’s Jackie Robinson, and the footballer who “started a war”.

As the top teams’ fans revolt against their owners whilst the smaller teams slip further and further behind them, would European football benefit from American-style revenue sharing or a salary cap? Brian Phillips asks the big question.

Liverpool supporters want to buy their club — will it work? As news filters out today, including an announcement from the Share Liverpool FC Group, we’ll be updating on the latest news and reaction.

Are leveraged buy-outs bad for football? Two experts slug it out.

As the protests at Liverpool grow, many fans are calling for Dubai International Capital to swoop in and rescue the club by buying out American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett. But the big question remains: do DIC really have the club’s interests at heart, or are they also out to make a quick buck?