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Manchester United have withdrawn Russian airline Aeroflot's sponsorship rights after Russia invaded Ukraine, the Premier League club said on Friday. Russia's Aeroflot was banned from flying to the United Kingdom on Thursday after President Vladimir Putin ordered an invasion of Ukraine.
London — Manchester United have withdrawn Russian airline Aeroflot's sponsorship rights after Russia invaded Ukraine, the Premier League club said on Friday.
Manchester United have withdrawn Russian airline Aeroflot's sponsorship rights after Russia invaded Ukraine, the Premier League club said on Friday.
Also, the US Soccer Federation has promised equal pay for the men's and women's national teams after reaching a settlement with the latter. Plus, we head to Iraq where a group of women is carefully feeling out explosive devices, destroying them to keep locals safe in the Mosul region.
Russia has been stripped of hosting the Champions League final by UEFA, with St Petersburg replaced by Paris after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
ITV will be the new home of EFL highlights from the 2022/23 season after the broadcaster entered into a two-season partership with the English Football League.
SINGAPORE: StarHub has won the broadcast rights in Singapore for the English Premier League, breaking a 12-year streak by rival telco Singtel.
Amazon's rivalry in India with oil-to-retail conglomerate Reliance Industries looks set to head to the cricket field, where they will likely battle media heavyweights for telecast rights to the Indian Premier League (IPL) with its hundreds of millions of viewers. Amazon.com Inc and Reliance Industries Ltd are expected to take on India units of Sony Group Corp and Walt Disney Co for exclusive five-year TV and digital broadcast rights to the two-month series of matches, at a cost that could run to a record Rs 50,000 crore ($6.7 billion), sources familiar with the companies' plans said.