Beckham announces retirement
Former England captain David Beckham will retire from football at the end of the season, the player's representative has confirmed
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Ferdinand retires from England
Manchester United's veteran defender Rio Ferdinand has announced his international retirement
Read the full storyPearce targets Euro success
England Under-21 manager Stuart Pearce will be disappointed with anything less than victory at next month's European Championship
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McManaman makes England U21s
Wigan's Callum McManaman has been named in the 23-man England Under-21 squad for next month's European Championships in Israel
Read the full storyMore England qualifiers live on ITV
ITV will exclusively show live all of England’s games at home and abroad for the Euro 2016 and 2018 World Cup qualifying competitions
Read the full storyEngland stay seventh in FIFA rankings
England have maintained their position in the top 10 of FIFA's latest world rankings.
Roy Hodgson's side remain in seventh spot after a month of limited international football showed very few changes to the rankings.
All the top 10 spots remain the same, with Spain top ahead of Germany, while the Republic of Ireland (39th place), Wales (49th) and Northern Ireland (119th) are also unchanged.
Scotland however have dropped a place to joint 78th after being leapfroggred by Senegal.
Richards aiming for World Cup spot
– Manchester City defender Micah RichardsHopefully next season I will be injury-free and I can show everyone what I can do.
It's a big challenge and it's a World Cup year.
Every Englishman wants to be there. I look at my competition there and, in all honesty, I don't see players better than me.
I feel I am good enough to be around that set-up. It is about being given a chance.
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FIFA to take no action over alleged racist chants in San Marino
FIFA has announced it will not take disciplinary action against the Football Association for alleged racist chants from England fans directed at the Ferdinand brothers during the match against San Marino in March.
However, The FA has been warned to take "preventative measures" after anti-discrimination body FARE reported the singing of an abusive song, which called for Rio and Anton Ferdinand to be burned on a bonfire, to FIFA following the World Cup qualifier.
– FIFA StatementWe can confirm that in the case of alleged racist chanting during the recent World Cup qualifier San Marino vs England, it has been decided not to open disciplinary proceedings due to the lack of concluding evidence.
The FA's attention was however drawn on the pertinent provisions of the FIFA regulations and they were requested to display prudence and adopt appropriate preventive measures in order to avoid that incidents of such nature do occur in the future.
Gerrard out for season
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is to have an operation on his left shoulder which will rule him out of the rest of the season
Read the full storyRafa quiet on JT England call
Rafael Benitez has refused to be drawn on the prospect of Chelsea captain John Terry making an England return
Read the full storyMcClaren - Terry recall depends on form
Former England manager Steve McClaren believes John Terry's ability to perform at the highest level should be the major consideration if the Chelsea defender declares himself available to play for his country again.
– Former England manager Steve McClaren BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek.You look at what's happened off the field, what's happened on the squad, internally what can happen, but also it's form as well.
John Terry also is progressing in age and Chelsea are rotating him, so it's purely on form and Roy Hodgson looking ahead to the future.
So if you look ahead to the future will John Terry in one, two, three, four years be involved in that?
I think Roy Hodgson has a decision to make as to whether to go for the future or whether to win in the short term."