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MANCHESTER: Manchester City have been found guilty of all but one of the 115 alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules, reported The Athletic and The Times on Friday (Sep 25).
Sept 25 : The English Football League has asked for payment of £1 billion ($1.3 billion) over five years from the Premier League amid ongoing negotiations for a new revenue-sharing deal in English football, Sky News reported on Friday.
PARIS Sept 24 : The battle to force Gianni Infantino out of FIFA may be nearly all over just a few weeks after his opponents thought they would dethrone the president of world soccer's governing body, but the war over how much power he can exercise may only be beginning.
Kevin de Bruyne masih memiliki motivasi untuk terus membela Timnas Belgia. Gantung sepatu di level internasional belum terpikirkan olehnya.
LONDON, Sept 22 : Black Foils co-CEO Blair Tuke said the New Zealand team are building for the future, including protecting the oceans fundamental to their sport, as they near the end of what he said had been a "really tough" SailGP season.
Pelatih Timnas Jerman Jurgen Klopp mendapat pujian karena berani menurunkan dua skuad berbeda untuk empat laga UEFA Nations League kali ini. Ia bisa bebas bereksperimen mencari komposisi terbaik menuju Piala Eropa 2028.
Perenang muda China Yu Zidi tampil sensasional di Asian Games 2026. Ia sudah meraih dua medali emas dan memecahkan dua rekor di nomor berbeda.
BERLIN, Sept 22 : A letter from FIFA President Gianni Infantino this week to all 211 members, offering to discuss reforms within world soccer's governing body, amid an ongoing crisis over his failed plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, is a mere ploy to get himself re-elected, Germany's Football Association (DFB) President Bernd Neuendorf said on Tuesday.