League Two news

Two male footballers playing in English football have reportedly escaped a sanction despite testing positive for a banned substance.

Wayne Rooney has been told that he may have to “drop down to League Two” in order to “prove himself” and get his coaching career back on track.

More A-list investment to rival that at Wrexham is being mooted, with Rihanna and A$AP Rocky told Tranmere and the Wirral is a “beautiful place”.

Rapper A$AP Rocky looks set to press on with his shock bid to buy Tranmere Rovers after being found not guilty of assault.

EFL assistant referee Gareth Viccars has been charged with a child sex offence following a police investigation.

Former Premier League star, John Fleck, had to be rushed to the hospital after "having a fit" minutes ahead of kick-off in League Two.

Football Manager 2025 has been cancelled, manufacturers Sports Interactive have revealed, with a “variety of challenges” unable to be resolved.

Wayne Rooney has made a surprise appearance at a Salford City training session, but the move has not gone down well with supporters of the club.

Steven Gerrard may be in line for a shock new managerial role just days after the former midfielder resigned from his role as Al-Ettifaq head coach.

The winter transfer window has become slightly confusing in 2025 as it will close for business across the Premier League and EFL on February 3.

A “game-changer” of a project involving Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and Wrexham, which provides a route into Europe, appears to be back on.

Disruption during Chelsea’s FA Cup tie with Morecambe was caused in part by “frustration” relating to boxing icon Tyson Fury.

With Storm Darragh bringing winds of up to 90mph across the UK, how have the Premier League and EFL been impacted?

Elon Musk has been advised to spend some of his $337 billion (£264bn) fortune on acquiring Cheltenham Town and joining Ryan Reynolds in the EFL ranks.

American investors are supposedly asking “how do we get to be Kim Kardashian or The Rock’s English football team?” after witnessing Wrexham’s success.

The Premier League's 3pm blackout could finally be axed in a new broadcasting deal, after 60 years of it being in place.

Wrexham and Ted Lasso are expected to inspire a complete American takeover of the EFL, with Ryan Reynolds and Tom Brady already on board.