AFC: Last News

Black Panther and Creed star Michael B. Jordan attended Saturday’s English Premiere League soccer match between AFC Bournemouth and Crystal Palace, his first since becoming a minority shareholder in the ownership group that acquired Bournemouth earlier this month.

Actor, producer, and director Michael B. Jordan is now part owner of the English soccer team AFC Bournemouth.

Fire Country fans rejoice! CBS has just confirmed that a special episode of the drama series would air in January after the eye network airs the AFC Championship game.

Sunderland AFC Ladies legend Jill Scott is rumoured to be swapping the pitch for the I'm A Celebrity. . .

National League North side AFC Fylde have announced that they have accepted the resignation of manager James Rowe after he was charged with sexual assault, ahead of his appearance before a magistrates court.The full statement reads: "Following a meeting this afternoon, the board have accepted James Rowe’s resignation as manager of the club. Andy Taylor will take temporary charge until a new manager is appointed."There will be no further comment from anyone at this time."The 39-year-old former West Ham academy coach is alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman in Chesterfield in November last year.

FIFA 23 is out in just over a week's time, and fans are now even more excited for release date after EA SPORTS confirmed Ted Lasso's AFC Richmond will be a playable team within the game.AFC Richmond has become an iconic fictional football team after the success of the award-winning Apple TV series Ted Lasso, and as a result EA have decided to include them in FIFA 23. Users will be able to take control of the club across multiple game modes, including Career Mode, Kick-Off, Online Friendlies and Online Seasons.FIFA 23 players will be able to use Lasso as a manager of AFC Richmond, or even put him in the hot seat for any real team within Career Mode should they so wish.

Police have issued an urgent appeal for witnesses after a child was left injured by flares set off by protestors at a Bury AFC cup match last week. The youngster and a footballer sustained minor injuries after the flares were set off into Bury AFC's ground during an FA Cup qualifier on September 3.

A child spectator and a footballer have been injured after 'protesters' launched flares into Bury AFC's ground during an FA Cup qualifier. Officers are appealing for witnesses following the incident at the Neuven Stadium, in Radcliffe, at around 1pm today (September 3).

BBC Sport presenter Mark Chapman has taken up a new role in Greater Manchester.

Hibs are reportedly favourites to land AFC Wimbledon midfielder Luke McCormick.

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia creator Rob McElhenney, with their takeover documented in upcoming series Welcome To Wrexham.Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday (August 9) opposite guest host McElhenney, Reynolds revealed that Lively wasn’t impressed by the purchase.“I remember after you reached out with this absolutely insane idea and I remember seeing Blake, saying, ‘I have bad news and I have really bad news. The bad news is I slipped into someone’s DMs again.

“The really bad news is that I might have bought half of a fifth tier national football league in Wales.”He told Rob, who was guest hosting the show, that the couple were “still working through that one". The acting duo, who bought the club together, have since gone on to film a docs-series about the ordeal, which will be released on August 24. Speaking on the show, Ryan said he met Rob by “sliding into his DMs.”Their lack of real football knowledge has seen them subject to open scorn by various famous faces within the game. In a recent clip shared by Rob, it showed the pair celebrating at Wembley stadium after what they thought was a goal. However, they failed to notice the referee had put down the offside flag. Ryan described the incident as “humiliating”.They went on to mention that David Beckham was watching the game with them from the box. “We were cheering,” Rob said. “We looked over at Beckham.

Bury AFC has dismissed claims it wants to kick a women's football team out of Gigg Lane as part of a merger that could bring about the return of Bury FC. Supporters have been asked to back a merger between two fan groups to bring men's football back to the historic ground after a three year absence.

EXCLUSIVE: Toheeb Jimoh is feeling wistful. The actor who plays star mid-fielder, Sam Obisanya  for AFC Richmond , the fictional soccer club at the heart of ‘Ted Lasso’ on AppleTV+ ,is now filming season 3, well aware it could be the show’s last.

Ryan Reynolds has star-studded company at the soccer match at London’s Wembley Stadium.

Ryan Reynolds showed his jubilation after Wrexham AFC made it to the FA Trophy at Wembley by rushing on to the pitch to hug the goal-scoring hero who sealed their fate.The Hollywood star, who co-owns Wrexham with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor Rob McElhenney, was seen fist-pumping triumphantly and applauding in the box and tipped his cap at delighted fans as his club won their semi-final against rivals Stockport County.The major cup competition exclusively for non-league clubs ended in nail-biting fashion at Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground stadium after player Paul Mullin broke the 0-0 tie by scoring in the 91st minute.He then further assured the team’s victory by making it 2-0 just two minutes later.The Adam Project star Ryan, who recently pledged to match up to $1million (£762,000) in donations made to the United Nations Refugee Agency for Ukraine alongside wife Blake Lively, then made his way onto the pitch to congratulate Mullin in person after chants of ‘There’s only one Ryan Reynolds’ rang around the stadium.He later tweeted: ‘Seeing this in person was a top ten life moment for me. Thank you, @Wrexham_AFC.’Ryan Reynolds straight to match-winner Paul Mullin after todayâs semi-final @Wrexham_AFC.

No current Rochdale AFC board members or employees have been charged with breaches of English Football League (EFL)regulations, the club said today.

A south Manchester non-league football team has set a league record after thumping their opponents 18-0 today (March 12).

Rochdale AFC have banned two fans who ran onto the pitch and 'confronted' Scunthorpe United players during a 2-1 win.

Ian Evatt felt Bolton Wanderers ought to have had at least one penalty in the win over AFC Wimbledon but believes the officials have a hard job as he called for consistency in decision making.

Bolton Wanderers returned to winning ways with a 4-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon to keep their play-off hopes in League One alive.