As the 2026 tournament approaches, Fifa’s World Cup hosting controversies reach new extremes, writes JAMES NALTON
CITY of Liverpool FC begin their 2020-21 league campaign tomorrow against Marske United, as Craig Robinson’s side aim to take their encouraging pre-season performances into competitive games.
It’s the first of two home matches in quick succession for the club, who also take on Morpeth Town in the FA Cup on Tuesday evening as football tries in earnest to bring a semblance of normality to abnormal times.
A recent friendly against Market Drayton Town paved the way for the return of fans to COLFC matches, with the maximum permitted 200 supporters in attendance to witness a 3-0 win.
Eagles stage stunning comeback to beat Liverpool on penalties at Wembley
As the historic ground prepares for its emotional farewell, even visiting teams like Manchester City are paying tribute to one of English football’s most storied stadiums, writes JAMES NALTON



