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The NFL will play its first regular-season game in Spain next year after announcing plans for a fixture aThe NFL will play its first regular-season game in Spain next year after announcing plans for a fixture at the Santiago Bernabéu, home of LaLiga football club Real Madrid.
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May 2 – Fluminense are the latest Brazilian club to report rising debt levels in their 2023 financial year, now running at more than R$800 million ($156.5 million) in 2023. This is despite the Rio club reporting an operating surplus of R$78 million ($15.3 million).
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May 3 – Dutch Eredivisie outfit Vitesse has started a crowdfunding campaign in a bid to retain the club’s professional status.
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An estimated 13,000 players are now playing for clubs in multi club ownership groups (MCO), and the number of MCO groups continue to rise. Currently there is little regulation of these networks, and it poses a number of risks to players.
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President of LaLiga, Javier Tebas, has unveiled plans for Spanish
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From Ben Johnson and BALCO to cycling's EPO era and state-sponsored plots in East Germany and Russia, sport has been littered with drugs controversies. Kenya's is still unfolding
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Spanish tennis player Aaron Cortes is banned from the sport until 2039 by the International Tennis Integrity Agency after admitting to corruption charges.
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Some of Scotland’s oldest golf courses are losing seven metres a year to coastal erosion.
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AMSTERDAM (AP) — Ajax's calamitous season worsened when the Amsterdam club suspended new CEO Alex Kroes on Tuesday and said it intends to fire him on suspicion of insider trading in the club's shares.
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NFL franchises are selling nearly $1.5 billion in new debt to finance operations, according to information contained in a new ratings note from Fitch.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies rose the most in value thanks to their rich TV deals and high attendance—but last year wasn’t a grand slam for most MLB teams.
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March 20 – The Danish Football Association (DBU) have said they expressed interest in hosting the U-17 World Cup, but never heard back from FIFA who awarded the next five editions of the tournament to Qatar, claiming the decision “followed a global call for expressions of interest.”
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Felipe Massa feels he was robbed of the 2008 world championship by the 'Crashgate' scandal in Singapore - and now wants justice
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February 27 – Despite the German football league capitulating to fan power over third party investment, more protests occurred at the weekend, this time over Germany’s much coveted 50+1 rule.
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May 2 – Italy and Germany have won the race to gain five slots each in next season’s Champions League as England and France miss out.
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A JUDGE has ordered the administrators of a sports wear brand embroiled in a kit sales dispute with
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St Johnstone owner Geoff Brown agrees to sell his majority stake in the Scottish Premiership club to American businessman Adam Webb.
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April 24 – The Welsh FA (FAW) has launched a six-year strategy through to 2030 for the overhaul of the top tier of its men’s league, the JD Cymru Premier League, to make it more competitive on and off the field, and boost its commercial positioning as it reformats both the league and its calendar.
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April 15 – Spain’s LaLiga is reporting record total revenue of €5.69 billion for the 2022-23 season an increase of 17.8% over the 2021/22 season beating the pre-covid high mark of €5.07 billion in 2019-20.
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World Athletics will reward gold medallists at this year's Olympic Games in Paris with $50,000 (£39,400) in prize money.
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MotoGP said in a statement that Liberty Media, the owners of Formula
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April 3 – Luis Rubiales, the disgraced former president of the Spanish football federation (RFEF), has been arrested as part of a corruption investigation.
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This chart shows gross gaming revenue from sports betting in the United States.
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"This lawsuit seeks recognition that FIA breached its own regulations and that Felipe should have been considered the 2008 F1 Champion."
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March 18 – FIFA President Gianni Infantino has secured a 33% pay rise to run world football and now earns an eye-watering CHF 4.13 million ($4.66 million). FIFA grants its national federations $2 million annually.
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US ski industry is losing billions as average season has become five to seven days shorter in past half century
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