Senior Football Correspondent
Charlie Bradshaw is the Senior Football Correspondent at News-GB, covering the Premier League, the EFL and the England national side with ten years of reporting experience. He covered Merseyside football before going national. He holds a degree in Sports Journalism from Liverpool John Moores University and completed an NCTJ diploma. Based in Liverpool, he watches non-league sides and collects old match programmes. “The back page is only ever half the story.”
Uruguay midfielder’s World Cup exit on stretcher sparks transfer concerns for Manchester United
Uruguay midfielder Manuel Ugarte’s World Cup injury sparks Manchester United transfer concerns. Discover the latest on his health and potential Old Trafford exi
Seattle hosted a World Cup 2026 match between Egypt and Iran during its vibrant Pride Weekend. Discover how the city celebrated football and diversity.
New Zealand set a challenging target for England in the third Test at Trent Bridge, with centuries from Tom Latham (151) and Devon Conway (157) forming a record
Warrington Wolves defied injuries to clinch an 18-16 victory against Catalans Dragons at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, drawing level with Super League leaders Le
The Netherlands secured a rapid 2-0 lead against Tunisia in their World Cup 2026 Group F match in Kansas City, scoring within the first seven minutes. Read more
Canada and Switzerland vie for top spot in World Cup Group B
Canada and Switzerland battle for Group B supremacy in a crucial World Cup 2026 match in Vancouver. Discover which team will top the group heading into the knoc
Jude Bellingham in heated exchange with Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz during a goalless draw at Boston Stadium. Tensions flared after Bellingham’s foul.
Boston: Djed Spence appears not to shake hands with Thomas Partey before England v Ghana match
Footage shows England’s Djed Spence seemingly snubbing Ghana’s Thomas Partey during pre-match handshakes at the England v Ghana World Cup game in Boston. Read m
England’s World Cup hopes hang in the balance after a disappointing 0-0 draw against Ghana. A lacklustre performance leaves their group standing uncertain.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice in Portugal’s 5-0 win over Uzbekistan, becoming the first player to score in six World Cup editions. Read more here.
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