English Football League (EFL)
Racing and football the likely beneficiaries of TV marketing blackout by UK gambling firms
Voluntary ban on UK TV gambling ads could hurt media-rights values
Safe standing option set to slip into 2020-21 season
Championship clubs threaten EFL breakaway
EFL midweek attendances drop following decision to stream games
EFL points to strength of Championship amid Premier League 2 calls
Jevans named first chairwoman of English Football League
On the ball | The EFL streaming service brings the away fan home
Leicester City profits from title-winning season
A league of its own | The world’s oldest football property gets a rebrand
The formation of the Premier League in 1992 caused an identity crisis at the world’s oldest football league. However, as Kevin Roberts found out, rebranding as the English Football League and a new visual ID are intended to focus and reinvigorate the business.
English football clubs break £4bn revenue barrier
The 92 professional football clubs in the English Premier League and Football League were able to generate more than £4bn (€5.2bn/$5.8bn) in revenue for the first time in 2014-15, according to a report from financial services firm Deloitte.
Football League adopts ‘English’ moniker as part of rebranding process
The Football League, which operates the three club divisions below the English Premier League, is to be re-named the English Football League (EFL) as part of a wider corporate and competition re-brand.
Heaselgrave leaves Football League role
Richard Heaselgrave has left his position as chief commercial officer of the English Football League by mutual agreement.
English Football League in goal-line tech talks
The English Football League is reportedly considering whether to introduce goal-line technology (GLT) in the latter rounds of the Capital One [League] Cup.
English Football League spends £21.5m on agent fees
English Football League clubs have spent £21.5 million on agent fees during the 2012/13 season, which is £170,000 down on last season.
Bournemouth chairman resigns and sells stake
English Championship football team AFC Bournemouth's chairman Eddie Mitchell has resigned and has sold his stake in the club.
Saudi prince buys 50% stake in Sheffield United
English League One football club Sheffield United has acquired a new joint owner, Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia.
QPR plans to build new stadium
English Championship football club Queens Park Rangers (QPR) plans to build a new stadium.