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  • Daniel Kretinksy: Czech billionaire poised to buy stake in West Ham United

    October 28, 2021

    West Ham United are the subject of takeover interest from Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, according to multiple reports. Kretinsky, who co-owns Sparta Prague and holds major stakes in the Royal Mail and Sainsbury’s, is said to be close to buying a 27 per cent stake in the Premier League club. The deal, first reported by [...]

  • Barcelona set to turn to Xavi after sacking Koeman

    October 28, 2021

    Barcelona are expected to appoint Xavi Hernandez as their new manager after sacking Ronald Koeman last night. Xavi attained legendary status as a Barcelona player, coming through the club’s academy before helping them become Europe’s best team. The 41-year-old is currently manager of Qatari side Al Sadd but is believed to be the No1 target [...]

  • West Ham v Man City: Irons showing steel under Moyes ahead of EFL Cup tie

    October 27, 2021

    West Ham United could be forgiven for wanting to forget the last time they met Manchester City in the EFL Cup. In a two-legged semi-final played in January 2014, City humiliated Sam Allardyce’s Hammers by an aggregate score of 9-0. The first leg at the Etihad Stadium, which ended 6-0, was notable for defender Roger [...]

  • Why sport is playing against the clock when it comes to the climate crisis

    October 26, 2021

    It is becoming increasingly apparent that the climate crisis touches everything and sport – often played outdoors and shaped by the weather – is, not surprisingly, no exception. Winter sports are in serious trouble. Alpine glaciers and skiing seasons are rapidly shrinking. Not a single event on last year’s biathlon circuit could proceed without using [...]

  • Man Utd owning Glazers outbid in Indian Premier League franchise auction

    October 25, 2021

    Manchester United owners the Glazer family suffered another defeat today when they lost out in an auction for one of two new franchises in cricket’s Indian Premier League (IPL). Avram Glazer’s Lancer Capital made a bid for one of the new teams, which will begin competing next year when the high-profile Twenty20 competition expands to [...]

  • Man Utd 0, Liverpool 5: Ruthless Reds expose Solskjaer’s limitations

    October 24, 2021

    Before his desperately out-of-form Manchester United side took on Liverpool today, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer explained the wisdom of keeping faith with the same starting XI that fell two goals behind to Atalanta in midweek.  They had “played well”, Solskjaer insisted, adding that he wanted them to “start on the front foot” and “dominate the game” [...]

  • British and Irish 2030 World Cup bid still on, UK Sport tells MPs

    October 19, 2021

    Great Britain and Ireland’s hopes of staging football’s 2030 World Cup have not been torpedoed by the crowd trouble at this year’s European Championship but the countries do face a battle to mount a credible bid following England’s farcical 2018 effort, MPs were told today. The update on a possible bid came during a Digital, [...]

  • Premier League clubs block Saudi sponsorship deals with Newcastle United

    October 19, 2021

    Premier League clubs have moved to stop Saudi Arabia flooding Newcastle United with big-money sponsorship deals that would allow them to spend freely on transfers. Eighteen of the 20 top-flight teams approved a block on related-party transactions, in which a company that shares the same owner as a club pays it money via a commercial [...]

  • England receive one-match stadium ban following Euro 2020 disruption

    October 18, 2021

    England have been ordered to play one match behind closed doors in response to the disruption that marred the Euro 2020 final against Italy at Wembley in July. In addition to the ban, which includes a second, suspended, match, the Football Association (FA) was fined £84,560 (€100,000) by governing body Uefa. England’s ban will take [...]

  • Newcastle 2, Tottenham 3: New owners witness false start to Saudi era

    October 17, 2021

    Out with the old, in with the new. That was meant to be the theme as Newcastle United played their first game under Saudi ownership today. In the St James’ Park directors’ box, the club’s new rulers – chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan and Amanda Staveley, the public face of the £300m takeover – took their seats [...]

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