The property, located at McFadden Court, Buckingham Road, also has views of the London skyline alongside its more unique football feature. Estate agents Allen Davies say they are delighted to offer the property... Read more »
They play weekly as part of charity Bloomsbury Football’s Refugee and Asylum Seeker Programme, at various locations across the capital. The free initiative provides football sessions and support to refugees and asylum... Read more »
Arsenal face bitter rivals Tottenham just four matches into the new Premier League season. The Gunners head to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on September 14 after the first international break of the... Read more »
Welcome back to episode 24 of the South London Press Football Pod! We’re back to round up all of the early transfer news across Crystal Palace, Millwall, Charlton and AFC Wimbledon. We... Read more »
A record number of football banning orders were handed to fans attending matches in London last season – with most of them barred from travelling to Germany for Euro 2024. The Metropolitan... Read more »
The Italian ticks a lot of boxes, though it remains to be seen if he can do it at the top level after a topsy-turvy Championship campaign A little under two weeks... Read more »
Ms Puddefoot said: “Officers have been in discussion with the organisers of both protests in recent weeks. Our priority is to ensure those exercising their right to lawful protest, both in the... Read more »
Linda Robson sent shockwaves around Twitter over the weekend, when football fans learnt she has a very famous singer son. After a video showing the star, 66, at Emirates Stadium crying to... Read more »
High Press Episode 28: This weekend’s north London derby is the focus of Episode 28 of the High Press Podcast. Host Alison Bender is joined by Art de Roché, Leon Mann... Read more »
Premier League leaders Arsenal face ‘the biggest north London derby for 20 years’ as fierce rivals Spurs look to derail their title challenge at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, live on... Read more »