United by love for the game, female fans are demanding that the sport finally be safe for everyone
“Football at times can be a bit of a lonely life,” states football star Jude Bellingham in his latest video campaign for the sportswear brand adidas. With this quote, the 20-year-old English athlete highlights an aspect of football that is not often mentioned: loneliness.
More women are watching sport than ever before, so why are they still being treated as second class when it comes to merchandising?
What more does women's football need to do?
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Women’s football is gaining more popularity, but young girls are still not being taught football equally at school.
England vs Italy: Euro 2024 qualifier
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The latest squad news from both nations ahead of a crucial match. Following a 1-0 friendly victory over Australia on…
With betting being a major part of football culture, is it fair to ban footballers for betting?
Bolton has a history of clashing beliefs and a fierce love for football, but the presumption that this is equal to hooliganism can be traced back to the 70s, as well as hooligan groups like Casuals United of 2009 who sought to revive the subculture – the new generation of fans are determined not to fall into the trap.
Leaving island life to live a life-long dream
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Meet Jaheim Harry, a young Tobagonian footballer who has been given a once-in-a-lifetime chance with a sports scholarship in Portugal
Hope Powell: On and off the pitch
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Football pioneer Hope Powell sits with Artefact magazine to discuss her life and career as a player and coach.
Loot boxes: Underage gambling, but legal?
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We discusses the danger of in-game purchases, or loot boxes, which some say are leading children to become gamblers as young as the age of three.