The FA have confirmed that Rio Ferdinand will replace John Terry as the England captain, with Steven Gerrard acting as his deputy.

John Terry has been sacked as England captain.

Fabio Capello will have the final say on whether John Terry leads England at the World Cup after the Football Association left the decision in the Italian’s hands.

The Football Association have broken their silence on the John Terry controversy.

England manager Fabio Capello is expected to make a decision on John Terry’s captaincy of the national team well in advance of England’s next match.

Football Association chief executive Ian Watmore will not directly intervene following the allegations that England captain John Terry took cash payments to lay on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Chelsea training ground.

The Football Association have agreed a four-year deal television deal with ESPN, worth in the region of £35m (38.7m), to broadcast FA Cup ties.

Mark Hughes’ plea for Emmanuel Adebayor to be “cut a bit of slack” seems certain to go unheeded following his ugly stamp on Robin van Persie.

MARK HUGHES’ plea for Emmanuel Adebayor to be “cut a bit of slack” seems certain to go unheeded following his ugly stamp on Robin van Persie in Manchester City’s controversial 4-2 defeat of Arsenal on Saturday.

Chief executive Ian Watmore has confirmed the Football Association will take a "good close look" at two incidents involving Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor during yesterday's 4-2 win over Arsenal at Eastlands.

The British Football Association has taken the first step towards filling the void left by the collapse of Setanta by selling the rights for the Community Shield to Sky Sports for the next three seasons.

The Football Association are hopeful they will be able to minimise the impact of Setanta's collapse on the grass-roots game in England.

The sword that has been hanging threateningly over Setanta's head finally fell tonight after the Premier League cut off the Irish broadcaster's main football lifeline.

The Football Association’s decision to offer full refunds to supporters who decide it is not worth the hassle of getting to tonight’s World Cup qualifier at Wembley could cost them in excess of £1m (€1.16m).

Football Association chief executive Ian Watmore has confirmed threatened industrial action will not result in England’s World Cup qualifier against Andorra tomorrow being played behind closed doors.

The Football Association in England would first turn to Martin O’Neill if Fabio Capello decides for any reason to quit as England head coach.

The Football Association have confirmed Ian Watmore is to be their new chief executive.