Italian referee Nicola Rizzoli will take charge of the Champions League final between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich at Wembley on Saturday, UEFA has

Fleetwood's Jamie Allen has signed a new two-year contract which will keep him at Highbury until 2015.

Morecambe goalkeeper Andreas Arestidou has put pen to paper on a new two-year contract at the club.

Bradford's joint-chairman Mark Lawn will back manager Phil Parkinson and his backroom staff with the finances to challenge for successive promotions and a place

Dortmund defender Mats Hummels should be fit for Saturday's Champions League final against Bayern despite an ankle injury.

Real Madrid and Juventus are reportedly including full-back Stephan Lichtsteiner in talks for Gonzalo Higuain.

Atletico Madrid and Rayo Vallecano are reportedly on the verge of confirming Leo Baptistao’s transfer to the Vicente Calderon.

A far-from-vintage season reached its conclusion with a flood of goals, a host of retirements and a familiar-looking top four.

William Hill has extended its sponsorship of the Scottish Cup for a further two years.

The SPL board met on Monday to discuss the situation at Hearts following the financial collapse of their majority shareholder.

Coach Sabri Lamouchi is determined to build a new-look Ivory Coast side for the next World Cup without Didier Drogba.

David Moyes met the Manchester United squad on Monday as he begins the task of following in Sir Alex Ferguson's footsteps.

A common assault charge against Liverpool's Raheem Sterling has been dismissed after two witnesses failed to turn up to court.

The agent of Sebastian Giovinco has categorically ruled out the possibility of his client leaving Juventus this summer.

Real Sociedad Coach Philippe Montanier has reportedly agreed to return to Ligue 1 for next season to take charge of Rennes.

Udinese patron Giampaolo Pozzo is confident that boss Francesco Guidolin, Antonio Di Natale and Luis Muriel will all still be at the club next season.

The Indonesia Football Association have been fined $15,000 (£9,900) for repeated crowd infringements at international matches.

News that Arsenal had conceded a goal on the final day, spread by Lord Sugar on Twitter, sparked joy at White Hart Lane.