Stadia

The XFL League will today confirm Memphis as one of the eight charter cities in the XFL, which begins play on February 3, 2001.

A new media giant has emerged on the European scene, hoping to satisfy Europe?s growing market for media content - including sports content.

First Entertainment Holdings, a multimedia internet entertainment company, has signed a letter of intent to merge with Choice Sports Network to create a major sports and entertainment internet company.

Sports management agency, Worldwide Entertainment & Sports Corp, has named Robert Gutkowski as its president and chief executive, and Charles Koppelman chairman of the board of directors.

India's federal cabinet has approved the staging of the 2006 Asian Games in New Delhi if the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) bid is successful.

British athletes are struggling in attempts to secure sponsorship in the months leading up to the Olympic Games, according to a new report.

Class action lawsuits by players are not uncommon in US Sports, but increasingly fans are taking their sports teams to court.

The English Football League has agreed a joint venture with cable company NTL to set up an internet portal with all 72 league clubs.

Sports.com, the European mobile and fixed internet provider of sports content, community and commerce, has signed a strategic alliance with Virgilio, a major Italian web portal and internet guide.

English soccer chiefs were planning to hold an urgent meeting with European governing body UEFA today in a bid to stop a new generation of hooligans from destroying their Euro 2000 campaign and seriously undermining their 2006 World Cup bid.

Hok Sport has won a top award for its design of the world?s first purpose built cricket stadium in Wellington, New Zealand.

The mayor of Philadelphia has said two new stadiums to be built in the city will cost in excess of $1billion.

NFL team the Denver Broncos are to put the naming rights for their new stadium up for sale.

Be Here, a US provider of internet video technology, and FOX Sports Net have teamed up to explore ways of adapting internet technology to live sports television production.

The Scottish Premier League and BBC Scotland have signed a deal to allow supporters worldwide to hear live internet broadcasts of every league game next season.

Fogdog Sports, the online sporting goods store, has launched her.fogdog.com, a new sub-site designed to serve the 46 million women on the web.