Olympics-Beijing will deliver 'safe and splendid' Games-Chinese President Xi
By Karolos Grohmann
Britain Sport News
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A study by governing body UEFA showed the COVID-19 pandemic cost European clubs seven billion euros ($7.91 billion) across two seasons even as player wages at top sides rose by 2per cent to 11.9 billion euros ($13.45 billion) during the period.
Winter Olympics: Team GB mixed doubles curlers earn notable win against Canada
Team GB's curling mixed doubles pair gained another notable victory against fellow medal hopes Canada at the Winter Olympics in Beijing.
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Eileen Gu's sponsors show 'the corrupt and weak corporations of America': Cain
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Canada's Homan, Morris drop opener to Great Britain in mixed doubles curling
Canadian mixed doubles curling duo John Morris and Rachel Homan dropped the opening game of Canada's Olympic title defence with a 6-4 loss to reigning world champions Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds of Great Britain on Thursday morning in Beijing.
Vic Open replaces NZ Open as British Open qualifier
Next week's Vic Open will award three spots into the British Open for the first time as part of the Open qualifying series, organisers said on Thursday.
Olympian Gareth Evans retires with emotional tribute to partner and mentor
A former Commonwealth Gold medal winning weightlifter from Anglesey has announced his retirement from the sport and paid tribute to his partner and his long-time mentor.