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ENGLAND BACKING GIVES BLATTER BIG BOOST
Sepp Blatter's bid to become FIFA president was given a significant boost on Friday when England declared it would vote for him in Monday's election.
SLUMP HITS MALAYSIAN OPEN
The Malaysian Open badminton championships starting on Wednesday have fallen victim to the Asian economic crisis which has cut prize money by $60,000 and deprived the event of some big names.
GERMANS TURN ON TO WORLD CUP COVERAGE
Soccer's World Cup continues to pull major TV audiences, even in countries whose national teams are not involved in a particular match.
ITV AD REVENUE DOWN DESPITE WORLD CUP RATINGS
The World Cup failed to boost advertising revenue for Britain?s ITV network which saw June figures fall some #8 million ($12m).
RANGERS 0 – EUROPEAN COMMISSION 48
Everyone is caught up in the World Cup and the spirit of soccer.
KELLOGGS TO SPONSOR NBA
Kellogg's and the National Basketball Association have signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement.
FIVE OVERSEAS PLAYERS HONOURED BY FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Just five players from outside the British Isles made it onto the Football League's list of '100 legends' when it was announced to mark the league's centenary season.
BARCELONA WINS EUROPEAN CUP FINAL
This season's European Cup Final - likely to be the last under the current format - will be played at the Nou Camp Stadium, home of Barcelona.
CHELSEA CHAIRMAN CALLS FOR END TO MEANINGLESS GAMES
Chelsea's outspoken chairman Ken Bates called on UEFA and FIFA to end "meaningless matches" at both national and club level by segregating teams from smaller countries into pre-qualifying competitions.
NORDIC COUNTRIES CONSIDER JOINT BID FOR 2008 EURO FINALS
A joint four nation Nordic bid to host the European Championship finals of 2008 is to be considered, a spokesman for the Danish soccer federation has said.
TICKET SALE BOOST FOR WWC
Organisers of soccer's Women's World Cup say they are on course to top 500,000 ticket sales before the event kicks-off in June.
RECORD CROWD FOR WOMEN’S WORLD CUP
The opening match in the Women's World Cup between the United States and Denmark attracted the largest crowd ever to attend a women's sports event.
US TEAM GOES FOR WOMEN’S WORLD CUP RECORD
A sell-out crowd and record viewing figures have all but been ensured by the presence of the US team in next Saturday's Women's World Cup Final at the Pasadena Rose Bowl.
SPORTAL FINALLY SECURES FUNDING
European internet sports network Sportal has finalised a new round of funding for its operations, which the company envisages will see it through to profitability in early 2002.
TYSON IN $200M TALKS WITH KING
Heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson, who claims that a back injury forced him to pull out of his September 8 fight against Denmark?s Brian Nielson, is thought to be in talks with Don King about a new partnership.
TYSON BOUT POSTPONED UNTIL OCTOBER
Boxing fans will have to wait until October to see former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson in a boxing ring, despite a previous announcement this week stating that the renowned boxer would fight in September.
SHOWTIME CONFIRMS TYSON BOUT FOR SEPTEMBER
Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will face Denmark's Brian Nielsen in a 10-round fight on September 8 at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, cable television carrier Showtime has said.
NEW MOVES TO INCLUDE GOLF IN 2008 GAMES
The Nordic Golf Federation is to launch a campaign to have golf included in the 2008 Olympic Games.