Pitch Invasion

Forbes focuses on ten super stadiums being developed in the world of sport, and two of them are, perhaps surprisingly, in MLS.

It seems to be asking too much to hope that a round of matches in this year’s Torneo Clausura will pass without incident in Argentina. In the two weeks since we last updated the situation on Pitch Invasion, there have been two matches in the first division affected by crowd unrest, with one man left in a coma. Sam Kelly breaks the latest bad news.

Think the Premier League has shelved plans for Game 39? Think again. We look inside a meeting between the PL chief executive and look at his disregard for the concerns of present supporters.

The Uzbeki billionaire with the shady past continues to build his share at Arsenal, a precursor to an eventual takeover bid.

From 3-D football to robotic linesmen, the Orange Future of Football Report tell us what football fans have to look forward to in the coming years. Yet oddly, it’s all rather back to the future. Tom Dunmore explains.

Disillusioned by the greed of the Premier League in general and upset at how Liverpool have been run since the debt-laden takeover of the club by George Gillett and Tom Hicks, supporter Alun Parry decided to do something to save the ethos of the club he loves: see if there was interest in starting a new, grassroots version of Liverpool FC. Pitch Invasion spoke with Parry about his plans.

Like Manchester United and Wimbledon fans before them with FC United of Manchester and AFC Wimbledon, Liverpool supporters aim to start their own grassroots supporter-run club, AFC Liverpool, in non-League football.

The Copa Libertadores begins today, and we round up the previews.

The Premier League unveils proposals to play ten games overseas. What does this mean for the future of football?