Barcelona loses CAS appeal against Uefa FFP punishment
FC Barcelona will have to pay a €500,000 ($652,000) fine to Uefa for breaching financial fair play (FFP) regulations after losing an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
World Table Tennis launches youth Grand Smash
World Table Tennis (WTT), the commercial arm of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), has announced a new tier in youth events with the introduction of WTT Youth Grand Smash from 2025
Ireland presses Uefa for more Euro 2028 matches
The Irish government is lobbying Uefa to host more matches at Euro 2028 after the withdrawal of funding for the rebuild of Northern Ireland's proposed venue, Casement Park in Belfast
Arnault, Red Bull enter exclusive talks to buy Paris FC
Agache, the family holding company of France's richest man Bernard Arnault, has entered exclusive talks to buy a majority stake in Ligue 2 club Paris FC
Benfica facing corruption, tax fraud charges
Portugal’s public prosecutor has called for Benfica to be suspended from all sports competitions for between six months and three years after the Primeira Liga club and former directors were charged w…
Ashes to open in Perth, Gabba hosts day-night Test
Perth Stadium in Western Australia has been named as the venue for the first Ashes Test of the 2025-26 cricket season
Chicago Bulls lands Foot Locker tie-up
Retailer Foot Locker has signed a multi-year partnership with the Chicago Bulls ahead of the 2024-25 National Basketball Association (NBA) season
Euroleague strikes US broadcast deal with FanDuel
Euroleague Basketball has announced a deal with gaming company FanDuel to broadcast matches on its platforms in the US
Legal complaint filed against Fifa over calendar ‘abuse’
European Leagues, Spain's LaLiga and Fifpro Europe today (Monday) formally filed a complaint with the European Commission, challenging Fifa’s handling of the international match calendar through its e…
Fifa ‘opens dialogue’ on transfers following Diarra ruling
Fifa says it has opened discussions on possible changes to its transfer regulations following the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling earlier this month