Manchester United scout Tommy Moller Nielsen dies as former club pay tribute
Manchester United scout Tommy Moller Nielsen has passed away at the age of 61, his wife has confirmed.
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'Greedy' exec who stole from Manchester City to pay for wedding ordered to cough up just £2,550
A former Manchester City executive who stole from the club to pay for her wedding has been ordered to pay back just £2,550.
Banyana to leave for World Cup as Motsepe Foundation settles pay crisis
Banyana Banyana will leave for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand on Wednesday and Thursday having reached a financial deal with SAFA.
Billie Jean King counting down the days to equal pay in tennis - 'I’m truly excited'
A huge grin immediately shows up on Billie Jean King’s face when she hears about the recently announced plan the WTA has set to achieve equal prize money in tennis. A few days ago, the women’s tennis tour revealed a pathway for equal compensation that would see women and men receive the same prize money at all combined events by the year 2027, and all non-combined events by 2033. Ad The 79-year-old King, founder of the WTA and a fierce advocate for equality, admits it’s a dream come true, but now has one wish.
South Africa Women's World Cup team sits out in pay dispute - ESPN
A standoff between South Africa's Women's World Cup squad and the national soccer association over pay and other issues forced officials to field a makeshift team of little-known players that included a 13-year-old for a game against Botswana on Sunday.
Benfica ‘expecting’ Manchester United to pay Goncalo Ramos release clause and more transfer rumours
Benfica chief Rui Costa is reportedly expecting Manchester United to trigger the £103m release clause for striker Goncalo Ramos.
Bobby Bonilla Day: Why Mets pay him over $1M every July despite last playing for them in 1999
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Bowled over: Women cricketers prove why they deserve better pay, equal rights
It would be a surprise if any of the spectators at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, were not highly impressed by the quality of cricket played by the women chosen to represent England and Australia over five days between June 22 and 26.