Canada Soccer Extends Controversial Sponsorship Deal
Canada Soccer has renewed its contentious sponsorship and broadcast agreement with Canadian Soccer Business through 2037, despite past player strikes and lawsuits over funding issues.
Category : Sports
England Fans Banned from Nations League Match in Croatia
England supporters will be barred from attending the Nations League away fixture against Croatia in October due to sanctions imposed on the host nation following crowd trouble.
Glasner Furious Over Tottenham Job Question After Palace Loss
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner refused to answer questions about the Tottenham manager job after a disappointing home defeat to Burnley, shooting a stern look at the reporter.
Klaebo Ties Gold Record; Musgrave Sets British Best
Norway's Johannes Klaebo wins his eighth Olympic gold, equalling the Winter Games record, while Britain's Andrew Musgrave achieves a historic sixth-place finish.
Ukrainian Athlete Appeals Olympic Ban Over Tribute Helmet
Vladyslav Heraskevych challenges his disqualification from the Milan Cortina Games for wearing a helmet honoring fallen Ukrainians, but his Olympic racing chance is lost.
Tottenham Aim for Interim Head Coach Hire by Monday
Tottenham Hotspur plan to appoint an experienced interim head coach by Monday following the dismissal of Thomas Frank, with the club in 16th place and just five points above the relegation zone.
Tottenham Confident of Interim Coach Appointment by Monday
Tottenham Hotspur are confident of appointing an interim head coach by Monday as players return to training. The club seeks an experienced figure to provide an immediate impact and avoid relegation.
Fury's Trilogy Gamble: A Risky Move Against Usyk
Tyson Fury eyes a third fight with Oleksandr Usyk to avenge two defeats, but experts warn his comeback may be premature after 16 months out of the ring.
Borthwick's Hooker Switch to Counter Scotland's Physical Threat
Steve Borthwick's tactical decision to start Luke Cowan-Dickie over Jamie George for England's Six Nations clash at Murrayfield aims to weather Scotland's early physical onslaught and secure a crucial victory.
McIlroy Ends Club Experiment, Returns to Trusty Irons
Golf star Rory McIlroy has reverted to his RORS PROTO irons for his first PGA Tour event of the season, declaring his brief trial with TaylorMade clubs over after mixed results.
VAR Takes Eight Minutes to Disallow Barcelona Goal in Copa del Rey
Spain's refereeing committee explains why VAR needed eight minutes to rule out Barcelona's goal against Atletico Madrid due to technical issues with offside technology.
LeBron James Breaks NBA Record as Oldest Triple-Double Player
LeBron James, aged 41, made NBA history by becoming the oldest player to record a triple-double, scoring 28 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds in a Lakers win over the Mavericks.
Rebecca Passler Cleared for Winter Olympics After Doping Ban Overturned
Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler has had her provisional doping suspension overturned by the National Court of Appeal of Nado Italia, allowing her to compete in the Milan Cortina Olympics.
West Ham's Nuno Prepares for Burton with Penalty Practice
West Ham United manager Nuno Espirito Santo has ordered penalty practice ahead of their FA Cup tie against League One Burton Albion, aiming to avoid a giant-killing upset.
O'Neill Takes Dual Manager Role for Blackburn and Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is set to take charge of Blackburn Rovers in the Championship, balancing club duties with World Cup play-offs for his national team.
UEFA Chief Warns VAR Becoming Too 'Microscopic' in Football
UEFA's refereeing director Roberto Rosetti warns VAR is straying from its original purpose, criticising overuse of slow-motion replays and calling for end-of-season discussions.
Gary Bowyer's Unconventional Tactics Inspire Burton's FA Cup Dream
Burton Albion manager Gary Bowyer uses unique methods like toy tigers and Mike Tyson themes to motivate his squad ahead of their FA Cup clash with West Ham, aiming for a historic upset.
UEFA Chief: Football Has Forgotten Why VAR Was Introduced
Roberto Rosetti, UEFA's referee chief, criticises the overuse of VAR, saying checks have become too 'microscopic' and risk harming the game's spirit.
Tyson Fury's Comeback Venue Set at Tottenham Stadium
Tyson Fury will fight Russia's Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in April, marking his return from retirement after losses to Oleksandr Usyk.
Legendary Trainer John Shirreffs Dies Aged 80
John Shirreffs, the celebrated trainer who guided the phenomenal mare Zenyatta to 19 victories, has passed away suddenly in his sleep at 80 years old.
Athlete Abstinence Myth Debunked: Sex Boosts Performance
New research challenges the long-standing belief that athletes should avoid sex before competition, finding it can enhance endurance and strength as a natural warm-up.
Haaland Backs Rose for Tottenham Manager Position
Erling Haaland has praised Marco Rose's intense training methods, hinting at what Tottenham could expect if the German coach takes over as manager.
LeBron James Breaks NBA Age Record with Triple-Double
LeBron James becomes the oldest player in NBA history to record a triple-double at age 41, leading the LA Lakers to a decisive victory over the Dallas Mavericks.
Carragher: Delap's Chelsea Transfer Was a Bad Move
Jamie Carragher criticises Liam Delap's £30m move to Chelsea, arguing the striker should have joined a mid-table Premier League club instead for regular playing time.
Wrexham Boss Discusses Meeting Will Ferrell with Ryan Reynolds
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has detailed his conversation with Hollywood star Will Ferrell during a visit to the Welsh club, highlighting the balance between celebrity attention and on-pitch focus.
England's Croatia Clash Behind Closed Doors Due to UEFA Ban
UEFA has confirmed England's Nations League match in Croatia will be played without fans due to sanctions against Croatia for previous crowd trouble, disappointing England supporters.
Olympic Skating Judges Face Vetting Calls After Scoring Row
American skaters Madison Chock and Evan Bates demand transparent judging after French judge's scores spark rigging allegations at Winter Olympics.
Biathlete Passler Cleared for Olympics After Doping Appeal Win
Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler has had her provisional doping suspension overturned, allowing her to compete in the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics after a successful appeal.
O'Neill Takes Dual Role: Blackburn Rovers and Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is set to take charge of Championship side Blackburn Rovers in a unique dual role, balancing club relegation battle with World Cup play-offs.
Lampard on Coventry's Promotion Test vs Middlesbrough
Coventry City manager Frank Lampard discusses the mental pressures as his side drops from the Championship top spot ahead of a crucial home match against leaders Middlesbrough.
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