Stadia

The Pepsi-Cola Company will be an official beverage sponsor of the All-American Soccer Stars Victory (AASS) Tour.

English Premier League soccer club Liverpool has outlined plans to upgrade its home venue Anfield, increasing its capacity to 54,000.

A host of major international sporting events are being wooed by bosses of Australia's Dockland's Colonial Stadium.

SportsLine Europe, the majority-owned subsidiary of the Internet sports media company SportsLine USA, has entered into a three-year promotional and consulting agreement with IMG.

English Premier League soccer club Arsenal has revealed plans to move to a #150million new site in London.

Hopes of an NFL franchise returning to Los Angeles have been boosted after two rival groups joined forces to present a united plan.

UK sport and leisure group Enic is set to enter the on-line betting scene after newspaper reports revealed it was in discussions with independent bookmaker Victor Chandler.

Florida Marlins owner John Henry said he is drawing up a list of favoured sites for a proposed retractable-roof stadium for the team according to local press reports.

Don Pettinato has been named general manager of PGA.com - the official site of the PGA of America.

Full plans for the new-look Wembley Stadium are to unveiled this week.

Global Sports Inc, the e-Commerce company with exclusive agreements to operate the Internet businesses of multiple sporting goods retailers, have accepted an $80m strategic investment by SOFTBANK Corp.

Sports marketing company ANC Sports has appointed Mark Lev its new executive vice-president of marketing and sales.

Worldwide Entertainment & Sports Corp., the US-based management, marketing and commercial endorsement agency, have formed an Internet subsidiary, Sportcut.com, Inc. and put in place a senior management team to lead the business.

The International Olympic Committee has awarded its advertising contract to the US agency TBWA Worldwide in a deal reported to be worth $150 million.

NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue has failed to commit to placing a team in Los Angeles blaming stadium financing issues for the decision.

Quokka Sports, Inc., the online sports entertainment programmer, have launched an initial public offering of 5m shares of common stock at a price of $12.00 per share.