Hearing into Manchester City's alleged breaches of Premier League rules
Manchester City are expected to find out the verdict following their alleged violations of the Premier League's financial regulations after a hearing was held last year.
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Man City's on-field woes could be dwarfed by legal defeat
LONDON : Premier League champions Manchester City's well-chronicled troubles on the field this season could pale into insignificance in the coming weeks if an independent commission rules that the club has breached multiple financial regulations.
SFA pitch transfer market shake up as Premiership club cooperation deals floated to secure youngster pathway
Scottish football’s domestic transfer market could be given a radical shake-up in a bid to provide a better pathway for its future stars.
Coach Murray ready for any Djokovic outbursts at Australian Open
Novak Djokovic's former rival-turned-coach Andy Murray does not want the Serbian to suppress his emotions on court and is even willing to be the target of any angry outbursts as long as the 24-times major winner gives his all at the Australian Open.
Manchester United may already possess the goalscoring gem that will save them millions
With concerns over the transfer budget that Manchester United may have for the coming year, they may have to once again look to their academy talent to provide alternative options to bolster Amorim’s squad.
Liam Boyce nearing Hearts transfer exit as striker holds talks over Northern Ireland return to end 'difficult' final year
Liam Boyce is set to leave Hearts as he closes in on a move to Derry City.
49ers plan to release Javon Hargrave but not Deebo Samuel Sr. - ESPN
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — After the San Francisco 49ers made significant tweaks to the contracts of defensive tackle Javon Hargrave and receiver Deebo Samuel Sr. in recent months, it left questions about whether both players were on their way out.
What does the fall of the Assad regime mean for EU Member States and their asylum policies?
Fadi Zaim loves Berlin and loves Germany. The co-owner of the Jasmin catering company based in Germany's capital arrived as a Syrian refugee in Germany in 2013. Originally born in Damascus, Fadi feels at home in Berlin and has even catered for former German Chancellor Angela Merkel. He has built a successful business over the past 12 years, and despite the fall of the Assad-regime back in Syria he wouldn't go back, he tells Euronews as he stirs Tahini into chickpeas, to make his "best in Berlin" hummus.