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How will football change?

From match days to finances, our writers discuss the challenges facing the game after the coronavirus shutdown

  • Jonathan Wilson

    PSG's record £198m splurge on Neymar will stand for years as symbol of crisis

    Jonathan Wilson
    Elite clubs will prey on desperate ones in the hunt for bargains as the game reels from its biggest financial hit since the 1930s
  • Portsmouth’s Fratton Park stadium amid the coronavirus shutdown.

    Covid-19's impact on football: 'It could take 10 years to get where we were'

    Figures from across the men’s professional game including managers, players and a scout, discuss how football will alter
  • Football pitches on a misty day.

    Football and coronavirus: 'This could be the end of the grassroots game'

    In the latest in our series on how Covid-19 will change football, we look at the impact at grassroots and non-league level
  • Aston Villa Women of the Championship would be a strong candidate to replace any team that fell out of the WSL.

    The struggle is real but is women's football facing an existential threat?

    Investment is bound to suffer in the post-Covid weeks of return but the outlook is cautiously positive for the women’s game
  • Harry Kane is interviewed by NBC Sports after Spurs’ Premier League match against Aston Villa; an empty Anfield in April; Michail Antonio of West Ham whose sleeve sponsor went into administration last week.

    Football's future: 'Pubs and clubs won't bounce back for many months'

  • Tranmere fans walking to a match at Prenton Park

    Player wages and contracts will bankrupt EFL clubs: it's time for the PFA to act

    Mark Palios
  • Peterborough in action against Burton in their League One meeting on 29 February.

    Hard choices in the EFL: 'Football is a trillion-dollar industry. It can't die'

    In the first of a week-long series on how coronavirus will change football we talk to Peterborough’s owner Darragh MacAnthony
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