Premier League clubs fear Labour clampdown after independent regulator shelved for general election
Should Sir Keir Starmer form a government on July 5, top-flight believes it will give statutory watchdog more powers than the Conservatives
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Troy Deeney sacked by Forest Green Rovers after just six games
Our chief football correspondent had access-all-areas to watch Deeney work in what turned out to be his final match in charge
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‘Inmates were running the jail’ – Troy Deeney’s bid to save Forest Green from non-League oblivion
Former striker faces uphill task at League Two club, but two fascinating days in his company reveals a manager who leaves no stone unturned
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Johnson told to stop wearing Grimsby hat because he’s ‘bringing town into disrepute’
Residents accuse former PM of using League Two club to ‘add glamour to his own shattered life’
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ITV’s Football League highlights provide some of TV’s finest comedy
Hosted by Jules Breach and Hugh Woozencroft, the real question is who wants to sit through Barrow's so-called highlights
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How Wrexham won America
For many Americans, it seems the lack of glamour in lower-league British football is part of the charm
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Wrexham players enjoy Las Vegas pool party as promotion celebrations continue
Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney describes newly promoted club as ‘greatest football team on Earth’ during Las Vegas celebrations
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My journey with Leyton Orient through tragedy, recovery and – finally – promotion
There is now reason to cheer in the previously unfashionable corner of east London following Leyton Orient's promotion to League One
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Dortmund and Roma fans chipped in to save Rochdale – but the real fight starts here
Having fought off a hostile takeover last year, Rochdale now face a different kind of battle
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PFA demands safety rule review after Stockport player collides with advertising hoarding
Latest incident comes weeks after Bath player was hospitalised following collision
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Stop profiting from fans' gambling losses, Football League told
'It is undeniable that football is so often the starting point that draws young people into years of harm for them and their loved ones'
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Exclusive: EFL wants to show Saturday 3pm games on terrestrial TV
Governing body is looking for a hybrid deal for Championship, Leagues One and Two, incorporating pay TV and free-to-air channels
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Mansfield Town kick off early to save on floodlight bill
Telegraph Sport understands the prospect of the EFL bringing afternoon kick-off times forward - to around 1pm - has been discussed
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Football crime on the rise: Cocaine use fuels spike in arrests
New Home Office statistics show how end of season pitch invasions led to a spike
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EFL considering early kick-off times to avoid energy crisis 'disaster'
Cash-strapped lower league clubs in talks about electricity bills quadrupling
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Salford City to take advantage of Manchester United's staff exodus
Club’s Under-23 coach Neil Wood in pole position to become the new manager of League Two side
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Cost controls for 'Wild West' Championship finally in sight
Plans to cap expenditure at 70 per cent of revenue in line with Uefa model are looming along with reform to parachute payment system
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A football regulator would kill the beautiful game
Greater state interference is threatening the nation's most popular sport for good
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English football to launch social-media blitz targeting 'idiots' amid surge in crowd disorder
Plus, a five-point plan to solve the crowd crisis – including more sniffer dogs and trialling new ways of policing
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Bristol City convinced up to seven more Championship clubs face points deductions for FFP breaches
Middlesbrough and Stoke also face severe scrutiny as Covid-inflicted collapse in transfer values makes it impossible to offset FFP losses
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Oldham's controversial owner prepared to sell embattled League Two club
Abdallah Lemsagam’s admission he is in talks with potential buyers coincided with sinister revelations that he received death threats
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Football cannot continue to be held to ransom by Covid - it is right to cut back on testing
Unvaccinated footballers need to have their jabs or face consequences of not playing – or even not being signed by clubs
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Socially-distanced goal celebrations, no spitting or handshakes among increased EFL Covid protocols
With 19 English Football League matches postponed this weekend, authorities have reverted back to similar rules used for much of last season
