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UEFA president Michele Platini on Thursday spoke out against the use of goal-line technology for Champions League and Europa League matches, citing high costs and said the alternative five-man referee system for Champions League has been essentially ...

FIFA on Tuesday denied a bid from the Costa Rica soccer federation, which requested a World Cup qualifier against the United States be replayed after losing 1-0 in a snowstorm.

Turkish referee Cuneyt Cakir, who issued the controversial red card that sent Manchester United's Nani out of the club's 2-1 Champions League defeat to Real Madrid earlier this week, said he stands by his call, according to a report.

UEFA defended referee Cuneyt Cakir in the face of heavy criticism after Cakir sent off Nani during Manchester United's Champions League loss to Real Madrid.

The English FA on Friday fined Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson $18,900 for implying a referee's assistant was motivated by bias.

FIFA's rules-making panel will consider changing how the offside law is interpreted at its annual meeting next month.

Juventus head coach Antonio Conte received a two-match touchline ban Monday as a result of his angry outburst in the wake of Saturday's Serie A draw with Genoa.

Sir Alex Ferguson has defended his on-field outburst at referee Mike Dean and launched into an astonishing tirade at Newcastle boss Alan Pardew, describing him as a manager of a "wee club in the northeast."

Roberto Mancini assailed his Manchester City players for being too soft after seeing them slip seven points behind leader Manchester United with defeat at "lucky" Sunderland. City went down by the only goal for the third successive season at the S...

Pablo Hernandez struck a late equalizer as Chelsea rounded off another controversial week by losing its place at the top of the Premier League.

Mark Clattenburg could not have directed a racial insult at a player, said Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson Friday.

England's metropolitan police launched an investigation Tuesday into alleged comments made by referee Mark Clattenburg during Sunday's Barclays Premier League match between Chelsea and Manchester United.

England's metropolitan police launched an investigation Tuesday into alleged comments made by referee Mark Clattenburg during Sunday's Barclays Premier League match between Chelsea and Manchester United.

Officials may be too scared to do their job properly in the light of Chelsea's allegations against Mark Clattenburg, an ex-referee who was fined for swearing at a player, warned Monday.

The Premier League referees' union pledged its "full support" Monday to Mark Clattenburg after Chelsea accused him of using "inappropriate language" toward Mikel John Obi and Juan Mata.

The Premier League referees' union will sit Mark Clattenburg after Chelsea accused him of using "inappropriate language" toward Mikel John Obi and Juan Mata.