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  • 777 Partners takeover of Everton in further doubt after firm hit with legal action

    May 6, 2024

    A prospective takeover of Everton has been plunged into further doubt by legal action from the former owners of Standard Liege. The American private equity firm could lose all of its assets in Belgium as a result. Former owner Bruno Venanzi and the shareholders of Standard’s stadium allege that they have not received the second [...]

  • Ed Warner: Forget WrestleMania, Super Bowl or the Olympics – London mayor should seek hefty portfolio of sporting events

    May 2, 2024

    Cultivating a calendar of repeat events has far greater benefit over time than splurging on a mega jamboree.

  • ‘Superstar designer’ Adrian Newey tipped to join Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari after quitting Red Bull

    May 1, 2024

    Newey, 65, said it had been a “great honour to have played a key role in Red Bull Racing’s progress" as he's tipped to move on.

  • 27 clubs petition Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer to protect FA Cup replays

    May 1, 2024

    Giant-killers Maidstone and former Premier League sides Bolton and Swindon are among the signatories.

  • Meet Daniel Loitz, the man trying to resurrect London Irish rugby legacy

    April 30, 2024

    When London Irish went bust in 2023 many thought that was the end of one of Premiership Rugby’s famous clubs. But businessman Daniel Loitz wants to buy the club. What does the Bernadotte Dynasty of the Swedish royal family, a Kazakh steel works company, an Uzbek railway project, the Berlin Wall and the fall of [...]

  • FA blames Qatar World Cup for falling revenue and operating profits

    April 30, 2024

    The FA saw revenue drop from £518.8m to £481.8m and operating profit fall from £138.6m to £39.4m.

  • Pitchside access, front row seats and coaches’ briefings: How football is selling ‘inside the ropes’ experiences

    April 30, 2024

    Football has largely kept fans at arm’s length, but that looks to be changing. 

  • RFU and Premiership Rugby close in on £264m funding deal

    April 29, 2024

    The Rugby Football Union, RFU, and Premiership Rugby have finally agreed a new Premiership Game Partnership, worth £264m, which will shape the English game for the next eight years. It is understood that legal details are all that remain between now and the new deal being signed, with the Telegraph suggesting the central policy will [...]

  • Premier League edges closer to applying £500m spending cap

    April 29, 2024

    Premier League clubs have taken another step closer to implementing a spending cap for the first time in the competition’s history. A majority of clubs on Monday voted in favour of progressing to the next stage of the proposal, which is likely to be voted on at the organisation’s AGM in June. Further details are [...]

  • Wet Wimbledon fails to dampen profits at All England Club as sales hit new record

    April 29, 2024

    A rain-affected Wimbledon and continued cost-of-living concerns failed to impact profits at The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

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