There is no doubting Trafford is on the rise as a goalkeeper. His performances this season have been all the more impressive against the backdrop of a challenging first campaign with Burnley ...

Images and match report from the Swansea City v Cheltenham Town Under 17 Professional Development League Cup Semi-Final at ...

Swansea City Under-17s coach Joe Roberts praised the togetherness and character of the young side after they progressed to ...

Callum Jones’ extra-time hat-trick saw Swansea City Under-17s reach the Professional Development League Cup final with a ...

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech has praised current number-one option David Raya, following a few impressive outings for the Gunners. The shot-stopper has been the undisputed first-choice for ...

At their annual general meeting, the International Football Association Board (IFAB) have approved a change to the Laws of the Game for next season (2025-26) about goalkeeper time-wasting.

Goalkeepers who hold on to the ball for more than eight seconds will concede a corner kick from next season, following a rule change by football's lawmakers, IFAB. Currently, goalkeepers are meant to ...

For the longest time, soccer has been in a very odd position with a long-standing rule that was created to prevent goalkeepers from holding onto the ball for too long. However, since the rule was ...

The Premier League is set to clamp down on timewasting next season with a new rule introduced to target goalkeepers. The International Football Association Board (IFAB) have reportedly approved a ...

Several laws have been retouched by the IFAB. The major one came for the goalkeepers. As we have seen during games, goalies sometimes create ruckus on the pitch by holding on to the ball for too long.

Goalkeepers will be able to hold on to the ball for eight seconds instead of six from next season after the game's lawmakers approved a significant change at The International Football Association ...