Manchester City FFP latest: Full charges, Pep Guardiola comments, hearing update
Manchester City have 115 charges over alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules hanging over their head.
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Organisation engages youth in grassroots soccer for sports development
Director, Brands an Strategy, Avila Naturalle Ltd; Mr. Sylvester Iriogbe, (left), Chairman, Nigeria Women Football League;Ms. Nkechi Obi, President/ Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Avila Naturalle LtdMrs. Temitope Mayegun, Director, Regulatory and Compliance, Avila Naturalle Ltd Mr. Olubunmi Oludaisi, and Mrs. Omotola Adebambo, Director,Human Resources and Administration, during the Avila Naturalle Women’s cup competition, held in Lagos, recently. PHOTO: PAUL ADUNWOKE
England's Bairstow makes case for T20 World Cup inclusion with IPL ton
Jonny Bairstow sent England selectors a timely reminder of his big-hitting abilities before they pick a squad for the Twenty20 World Cup in June by scoring an explosive unbeaten century in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
All Man City 115 charges in full as Premier League chief drops major trial hint
Manchester City face 115 charges over alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules.
Canadian Olympic Committee joins Centre for Sport and Human Rights
The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has become the first national Olympic committee to join the Swiss-based Centre for Sport and Human Rights, the two organisations said on Tuesday.
Over 3,000 Current & Former Female Athletes, Coaches Urge NCAA Board Of Governors To 'Protect Women's Sports'
The NCAA Board of Governors plans to meet on Thursday and on the agenda is a discussion – and possibly a vote – on the issue of whether to include transgender women (biological men) in women's sports, OutKick has learned.
Jillian Michaels says evidence 'irrefutable,' trans athletes should not compete against girls
Celebrity fitness trainer Jillian Michaels joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss West Virginia middle school students protesting a transgender athlete and her take on America's obesity crisis.
Government boosts carding money for athletes ahead of Paris Olympics
The federal government announced in Tuesday's budget that it will increase funding for the Athlete Assistance Program by $35 million over the next five years, and $7 million ongoing, as the 2024 Paris Olympics approach.