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Ancelotti predicts financial fallout for football from virus crisis

Carlo Ancelotti believes that football, like so much of the world, will emerge changed from the coronavirus crisis when things eventually return to some sense of normality.

» Mounting financial uncertainties

Niasse grilled by police for flouting coronavirus lockdown

Oumar Niasse has reportedly been grilled by undercover police for flouting the UK's coronavirus lockdown by driving with three friends in his car

Realisation growing that season can only finish behind closed doors

There is a mounting acceptance among Premier League players that they will have to play to empty stadiums if any attempt to conclude the 2019-20 season by June 30th is to be successful.

A Day of Celebration and Commemoration at The Winslow

EFC Heritage Society

Earlier this month, the Everton FC Heritage Society teamed up with the current licensee, Dave Bond, to celebrate with the Borthwick, Robinson and Greenhalgh families’ connections to the football club and pub

Premier League moves resumption target back

Premier League matches won't resume until 30th April at the earliest as the country continues to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic but clubs face massive reimbursement costs if the season can't be completed.

Blues players training at home during Coronavirus isolation

Everton’s players are keeping their fitness up with individualised training programmes while the club remains in lockdown due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

Uefa push back European Championships by a year

Uefa have taken the expected step of postponing Euro 2020 until next summer as the world grapples with the Coronavirus pandemic.

Everton Heritage Society open letter

The Everton Heritage Society, chaired by Brendan Connolly, have wholeheartedly put their support behind the club's proposals for a new stadium development at Bramley-Moore Dock, as set out in this open letter to Liverpool City Council's planning department.

» Show your support for BMD

Ancelotti: 'Football counts for zero right now'

Carlo Ancelotti says he isn’t concerned right now about how the Premier League should proceed if the Coronavirus pandemic causes further disruption to the season, saying that people’s health is of paramount concern.