Premier League football will be available to view on free-to-air TV for the first time in its 20 year history. ESPN are set to show Manchester City v Fulham on February 4th as part of their free weekend pass.

Citroën UK and Arsenal Football Club have produced a series of cinemagraphs, subtly animated images, featuring New Citroën DS5 and first team players Mikel Arteta, Laurent Koscielny and Robin van Persie.

Serie A giant Internazionale has agreed a deal for Oknoplast to become the club’s fifth ‘top sponsor’.

Sunderland AFC has joined forces with Africa’s largest independent oil company to kick off an initiative to showcase the continent’s capacity for social and business development.

Beer must be sold at all venues hosting matches in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, football’s world governing body, Fifa, has insisted.

The re-signing of David Beckham provided the perfect platform to unveil the new LA Galaxy 2012 adidas home shirt.

PUMA has launched a new programme that gives a unique cultural insight into the world of African football through the eyes of high profile PUMA partnered players.

Liverpool have confirmed they have signed a six-year deal with the American firm Warrior Sports to become the club’s official kit supplier.

A Chinese Internet company has said it is paying French football player Nicolas Anelka 2.7 million euros ($3.4 million) to endorse a new online game, as the striker gears up for his first season in China.

ITV has agreed a new £90m, two-year deal with the Football Association to continue broadcasting The FA Cup and England internationals, including home qualifiers for the 2014 World Cup.