Football supporters from across the country and all levels of the game gathered together in Manchester on Saturday 14th June for the FSA’s 2025 AGM.

Our annual conference is taking place at Manchester Metropolitan University tomorrow and we’re looking forward to seeing you all there.

The Premier League announced this week that it will be extending its £30 league-wide cap on away ticket prices for a further three years.

Oldham Athletic and Southend United fans joined forces this week, signing a joint letter airing their dismay at the limits placed on the capacity of this weekend’s National League playoff final at Wembley which has seen thousands of fans unable to secure tickets.

The FSA is delighted to be working with the FA on an event which kicks off the display of the UEFA Women’s EURO trophy, won by the Lionesses during the historic summer in 2022.

Our annual conference takes place in Manchester next month (Sat 14th June), it’s entirely free, and we’d love to see you there – especially if you’ve never been before. Doors open at 10am and close at 6pm latest.

An overwhelming majority of fans of women’s football support the expansion of the top two tiers of the pyramid, but not at the expense of a possible ‘pause’ in relegation, which they believe is vital to the health of the game, according to the results of an FSA survey.

We’re coming to the end of the season and it isn’t uncommon to see pitch invasions as teams clinch promotion or even a play-off spot. Alongside that is the issue of pyro use and the consequences for supporters who don’t understand how seriously it is taken by the authorities.