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  • The Morning Wire Punter Pocast EP:15 Haydock Sprint Weekend

    October 29, 2020

    Trainer Clive Cox discusses the 3 year old Golden Horde’s chances as he takes on older horses once again in the big sprint race of the weekend at Haydock Park, but how will he cope with the expected soft underfoot conditions?  Long time owner Julie Wood tells us how she got into racing and how [...]

  • Champions League trends in six charts: Goals, possession, set-pieces and most effective goalkeepers and forwards

    October 27, 2020

    How many goals per game do you get in the Champions League? How are those goals being scored? And is it all changing? Uefa’s technical report on last season’s Champions League answers all those questions and more. It’s a goldmine of insights that reveals how football is subtly shifting at the very highest level. The [...]

  • Drop in drama comes at bad time for Premier League’s pay-per-view push

    October 26, 2020

    Who remembers the good old days of a few weeks ago, when the Premier League was all goals and madcap scorelines? Leicester smashing five at Manchester City was soon eclipsed by Tottenham’s six-goal romp at Manchester United and then, giddily, Aston Villa putting seven past champions Liverpool.  Gameweek Two had set the tone, ushering in [...]

  • FC Nordsjaelland: How a Danish club’s global outlook has helped it to weather the Covid crisis

    October 23, 2020

    An Englishman with no experience of running a football club and no track record in Scandinavia was always going to attract scepticism when he took over one of Denmark’s top teams. Throw in a wildly unconventional ownership model and radically idealistic notions of how the sport should be run and it is no surprise Tom [...]

  • Leeds United owner targets £1bn valuation as club returns to Premier League

    September 11, 2020

    Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani has revealed he wants the football club to be worth as much as £1bn within the next five years and is also willing to sell a minority stake to the right party. The club were promoted to the Premier League last season, but despite having yet to kick a ball [...]

  • Premier League could move or postpone Leicester home games due to lockdown

    June 30, 2020

    The Premier League is waiting to hear whether the newly imposed lockdown in Leicester will force the club to postpone home games or move them to a new venue. The league’s chief executive Richard Masters was quizzed by MPs on the situation following the government’s decision to impose a stricter lockdown in the city after [...]

  • Football is in ‘rescue mode’ says Premier League boss

    June 30, 2020

    The boss of the Premier League has said football is in “rescue mode” after restarting earlier this month. Chief executive Richard Masters said: “There is so much uncertainty. At the moment we’re in rescue mode, we’re trying to finish the season… Then we’ll turn our mind to next season”. Masters, who was appointed to run [...]

  • Premier League to restart football on 17 June

    May 28, 2020

    The Premier League is set to restart on 17 June with Aston Villa against Sheffield United and Manchester City at home to Arsenal, according to multiple media reports. The matches are the two games in hand and would take all clubs in the league up to 29 matches. A full fixture list would then be [...]

  • US prosecutors say FIFA execs were bribed to award World Cup to Qatar and Russia

    April 7, 2020

    US prosecutors yesterday said FIFA officials took bribes in connection with the award of the 2018 and 2022 men’s football World Cups to Russia and Qatar. The accusations were contained in the indictment of two former 21st Century Fox executives accused of paying millions of dollars in bribes to secure lucrative media and marketing rights [...]

  • Football clubs fear EFL sanctions unless they sack staff or make pay cuts

    March 31, 2020

    Football clubs fear they will be punished for “doing the right thing” if they don’t make redundancies or ask staff to take pay cuts while all sport is suspended. The coronavirus pandemic has slashed teams’ income, especially at those below the Premier League, who are more reliant on revenue from fans attending matches. That has [...]

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