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  • Platini sues Fifa and president Infantino over alleged plot to topple him

    June 9, 2026

    Former Uefa president Michel Platini is suing Fifa boss Gianni Infantino, accusing him and two others of plotting against him and ending his chances of landing football’s top job. Platini’s lawyers have announced that they are bringing legal action in Paris against Infantino and two former Fifa officials, legal director Marco Villiger and audit chair [...]

  • Mayor Khan hails London as ‘undisputed global capital for women’s sport’ amid £50m boost

    June 9, 2026

    Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has hailed the capital as the “undisputed global capital for women’s sport” after the sector pulled in £55m in 2025. City Hall research claims that events such as the Women’s Rugby World Cup final, the WTA event at Queen’s and the Hundred all contributed to £55m being delivered into the [...]

  • Rugby needs its Premier League to step up and take control, Raine says

    June 9, 2026

    Merchant bank Raine Group has warned that professional rugby is not big enough for “five or six leagues” and that it is “time for someone to put the hammer down” and become the sport’s equivalent to the Premier League. Rugby union has been going through a crisis of late, with different leagues using different structures [...]

  • Where can I watch the Fifa World Cup from in London?

    June 8, 2026

    Book your tables and pre-order those booze towers because the World Cup is here – for more than a month – and Morning Wire has you covered. Here are the sport desk’s top nine non-traditional spots to enjoy the footie from. Brigadiers The City staple is an ideal place for those early 8pm kick-offs. Its [...]

  • England World Cup fans invited to ‘soccer Coachella’ with free fan fest and cheap beer

    June 8, 2026

    The cost of attending the 2026 World Cup is already notorious, but Philadelphia believes it has the solution for budget-conscious England fans heading to the United States. The city raised $60m in private funding which, along with state and federal contributions, will subsidise what the city is billing as “a soccer Coachella” – the only [...]

  • Saudi Arabia’s PIF sign Queen’s deal despite wider sporting retreat

    June 8, 2026

    Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has announced a new partnership with the HSBC Championships despite a wider retreat from sport. The agreement, described by the Lawn Tennis Association as a multi-year deal, will see the sovereign wealth giant, a partner of both the ATP and WTA Tours, link up with the London tournament. It follows [...]

  • Why investors will be keeping a close eye on rugby’s Nations Championship

    June 7, 2026

    The Nations Championship begins in a month and it will be a stress test for investors looking at rugby, Neil Barlow says. International rugby tournaments have always been the sport’s biggest draws. There is nothing quite like the Six Nations to bring out classic memes of rugby fans wearing bootcut jeans and loafers filling pubs. [...]

  • London Broncos raid Super League club ahead of hopeful top flight return

    June 6, 2026

    London Broncos have raided the Super League for an experienced centre as the rugby league club looks to build for the top flight. The club – which was purchased last year by a consortium of Australians led by Brisbane Broncos legend Darren Lockyer – have signed Toby King from Warrington Wolves on a two-year deal, [...]

  • Santander: Fans to spend thousands watching World Cup from Britain

    June 5, 2026

    Santander have said to expect Brits to fork out thousands to watch the Fifa World Cup from afar this month. Research from the bank reveals that Brits will spend, on average, £630 on eating out and drinking over the 104-match tournament while it estimates over £200 will be spent on takeaways, the same on taxis, [...]

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