On April 15, 1989, more than 50,000 people gathered at the Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, England, for the FA Cup Semi-Final football (soccer) match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.

Like the RCB stampede, there have been similar tragic incidents in sport involving fans across countries, either caused by a stampede, clashes with the police, or structural collapses inside a stadium ...

Supporters argue it recaptures the raw passion of football’s terrace days, drowned out by all-seater stadiums mandated post-Hillsborough. Football is about community, not just seats, and fans ...

Notting Hill Carnival crush left me frightened and recalling Hillsborough disaster, says Sadiq Khan, as funding row breaks ...

Supporters argue it recaptures the raw passion of football’s terrace days, drowned out by all-seater stadiums mandated post-Hillsborough. Football is about community, not just seats, and fans ...

Relatives of victims of the 1989 Hillsborough football stadium disaster voiced shock Monday after the only person ever convicted over the tragedy was sentenced to a fine of just £6,500 (7,500 ...

Simon Inglis, the UK’s foremost stadium expert and author ... Inglis played his part in English football’s journey from the nadir of Hillsborough. After joining architects, engineers, civil ...