England

Arsene Wenger is on the final year of his contract with Arsenal.

Adil Rashid finishes with figures of four for 49 as hosts throw away chances of victory with late collapse.

Gareth Southgate has declined to call up a replacement, despite Gary Cahill suffering from a sore throat.

West Indies will be the visitors to Birmingham in historic match in August 2017.

Spaniard backs the Gunners to win the Premier League this season.

Oxlade-Chamberlain has been named in the England squad for their WC qualifiers against Malta and Slovenia.

Defending champions India will host the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup.

Eoin Morgan has withdrawn from the tour to Bangladesh due to security fears.

Robert Pires believes the 66-year-old would miss the day-to-day running of a club team.

Allardyce had said Rooney 'played wherever he wanted' in England's 1-0 win over Slovakia.

Stuart Broad is currently regarded as a Test specialist by England's selectors.

Imrul Kayes hits 121 but England win opening tour match by four wickets at Fatullah.

Arsene Wenger and Ralf Rangnick will not conform to the FA's vision for English football.

Rooney has been retained as the skipper by interim boss Gareth Southgate.

Crystal Palace winger has played 11 times for his country and scored three goals.

Dejan Lovren was also hurt during the latter stages of Saturday's 2-1 win at Swansea.

Arsenal boss remains focused on club role, but is out of contract in the summer of 2017.

Swann has played 60 Test matches for England.

Duo committed to Bournemouth and Crystal Palace, despite agreeing that national job is the 'pinnacle'.

West Ham United midfielder admit he cried when denied chance to move to north London.

Manchester United striker looks set to follow Gareth Southgate after Norway hat-trick.

Arsene Wenger is celebrating his 20th anniversary in charge of Arsenal.

USA head coach has again been mentioned as a potential candidate after Sam Allardyce's departure.

The 2003 World Cup winner had served as the RFU's player pathway liaison manager since 2014.

IBTimes UK assesses the FA's options as they face a second managerial search in just two months.

Sam Allardyce lost his job with the national team just 67 days on from his appointment.

The 61-year-old's reign lasted just 67 days.

The 61-year-old manager leaves his post after just 67 days in charge.

IBTimes UK takes a look at outlawed practice after Telegraph sting against the current England manager.

Allardyce said Roy Hodgson was 'too indecisive' in England's defeat to Iceland in Euro 2016.