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  • Women’s British Open prize money: How much will players win at St Andrew’s?

    August 23, 2024

    The prize money pot at this year’s Women’s British Open hit another record this year, with both the overall fund for players and the winner’s total hitting new highs. Golfers’ competing at a windy St Andrew’s this weekend will win a share of $9.5m (£7.2m), an increase of $500,000 (£381,137) on last year’s spoils. The [...]

  • The on-off-on takeover saga that saved the London Lions from extinction

    August 23, 2024

    For the London Lions and fans of the dual British basketball champions, it has been a summer of more twists and turns than a slam dunk contest — only a lot less fun.

  • Liverpool and Arsenal dominate football ticket scam league

    August 22, 2024

    Liverpool have been named top of the Premier League for football ticket scams, with fans of the club suffering the most fraud. Reds supporters fell victim to the highest number of ticket scams and also lost the most amount of money to them, according to NatWest. Liverpool fans were conned 76 times and lost close [...]

  • Ed Warner: The Paralympics is heading for a transgender row in Paris

    August 22, 2024

    A row over the eligibility of Italian transgender athlete Valentina Petrillo looms over the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, showing why para sports must be independent from organisers the IPC. It is increasingly difficult to find footage online of Raygun at Paris 2024. For a brief moment it seemed the Aussie breakdancer who launched a thousand [...]

  • Why Tottenham Hotspur have been named the best-run football club in England

    August 22, 2024

    Spurs saw off Manchester United, Cambridge United, Brentford and Norwich City to top the Index.

  • Matchroom gets the Drive to Survive treatment in Netflix series

    August 21, 2024

    Barry Hearn, Eddie Hearn and the Matchroom sports promotions empire are to feature in a new Netflix documentary series from the makers of Drive To Survive. The fly-on-the-wall show has a working title of Matchroom: The Greatest Showmen and is being produced by Box to Box, whose success has made them the go-to sports docs [...]

  • Hotel snag hits potential rescue deal for beleaguered Reading FC

    August 21, 2024

    The long-running takeover saga at Reading has been further delayed by a dispute over the status of an IGH hotel at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.  Former Wycombe owner Rob Couhig has agreed a £25m deal to buy the League One club that also includes the stadium and the training ground, thus ending the disastrous [...]

  • Investment case for British Olympic and Paralympic sport is stronger than ever

    August 21, 2024

    UK Sport CEO Sally Munday explains why funding has never been more important for continuing the success of British athletes at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. As the dust settles on the Olympic Games, I reflect proudly on what our British athletes achieved and how their performances touched the nation.  And while there is sadness [...]

  • Cristiano Ronaldo launches own YouTube channel with two-letter name

    August 21, 2024

    Cristiano Ronaldo has today launched his own YouTube channel called UR, promising that it will allow him to “engage further with his global fanbase”. The football superstar is already the most-followed person on social media platforms, a position that has helped to make him the world’s best paid athlete. On his YouTube channel, Ronaldo says [...]

  • Aston Villa decide against joining Man City in legal challenge to Premier League rules

    August 21, 2024

    Aston Villa are unlikely to follow through with threats from owner Wes Edens to follow Manchester City and mount a legal challenge to the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules.  The club’s proposal to increase the three-year rolling loss limit from £105m to £135m was defeated at the Premier League’s annual general meeting in June. [...]

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