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Susanna Dinnage named new Premier League chief executive
Susanna Dinnage will arguably become the most powerful female administrator in professional sports when she succeeds Richard Scudamore as Premier League chief executive early next year
NFL increases London series to four games in 2019
The National Football League has announced it will stage four games in London next season, with two at Wembley Stadium and two at the redeveloped White Hart Lane site.
Goodell plays down prospects of London being awarded the Super Bowl
London will only be considered as a Super Bowl host if the UK capital establishes an NFL franchise first, says Roger Goodell
Tottenham Hotspur forced to play at Wembley Stadium until end of 2018
Tottenham Hotspur's revamped White Hart Lane, which was scheduled to be opened on Sept 15, will not host a match this year
England Netball continues commercial activity with SecuTix tie-up
England Netball has continued its efforts to drive fresh revenue into the sport by agreeing a new partnership with ticketing and audience management provider SecuTix
London ‘faces fight to keep ATP Finals hosting rights beyond 2020’
London's long-running tenure as host of the end-of-season ATP Finals men's tennis tournament is reportedly in danger
Fresh investment option emerges for Wembley
International Property Securities Exchange (IPSX) Group, a new exchange focused on the property market, has put forward a fresh investment proposal for London’s Wembley Stadium in the wake of last week’s col…
Burnham calls on English football to back grassroots
Andy Burnham has urged English football authorities to prioritise grassroots funding to avoid a “period of decay” in the game.
Wimbledon to end marathon matches with final-set tie-breaks at 12-12
In an effort to appease players and fans alike, Wimbledon will introduce tie-breaks when matches reach 12-12 in the final set from next year
FA board opens door for Wembley sale to Khan
The Football Association board has approved in principle the sale of Wembley Stadium to the Fulham FC and Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan.
Ascot digs into customer data to help double hospitality revenues
Ascot digs into customer data to help double hospitality revenues in five years, adopting a data-driven approach to fine dining.
‘People’s Club’ philosophy guides Everton’s fan engagement strategy
Everton director of marketing, Richard Kenyon, explains how innovative pricing and engagement with young fans have helped the Premier League club shore up ailing attendances.
EXCLUSIVE | Le Floc’h: “Fifa will exceed its commercial targets despite troubled period”
Fifa has told TV Sports Markets it has exceeded its commercial targets despite experiencing “the most troubled period” in its history.
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1966 and all that | The commercialisation of England’s 1966 World Cup win
Football isn’t coming home. Not this time anyway.
Government appoints chairman for Birmingham 2022
The UK government has appointed John Crabtree as chairman of the local organising committee for the 2022 Commonwealth Games, which will be held in the English city of Birmingham.
Athletics World Cup organisers hit back at event criticism
Organisers of the Athletics World Cup have played down concerns relating to the standard of competition and ticket sales ahead of the inaugural edition of the event next week.
Wembley seals two-fight Joshua deal
Anthony Joshua has today (Thursday) committed to contesting two fights at London’s Wembley Stadium, with Mayor Sadiq Khan stating a plan is in place to avert the threat of reduced capacity for the events.
EFL settles FFP dispute with Bournemouth
Premier League football club AFC Bournemouth has reached an agreement with the English Football League to settle a dispute relating to its financial results during the 2014-15 season.