Saudi Arabia should bid for 2035 Women's World Cup: Staab
LONDON: Saudi Arabia should bid to host the Women's World Cup in 2035, the country's technical director of women's football Monika Staab said on Thursday.
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China returns as Formula E drops Cape Town and Jakarta
China will return to Formula E next season with a round in Shanghai while Cape Town and Jakarta were absent from the all-electric championship's latest 16-race calendar published on Thursday.
F1 drivers risk million euro fines after rule change
Formula One stewards will be able to fine drivers a maximum one million euros ($1.06 million) after the sport's governing body approved on Thursday an increase from the current limit of $250,000.
NCAA investigating No. 2 Michigan amid sign stealing allegations - ESPN
The NCAA is investigating the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines' football program amid allegations of sign stealing, the school announced Thursday.
Premier League Eyes Biggest Ever TV Rights Deal By Selling 70 More Matches
The Premier League is aiming to smash its own record domestic television rights deal after making 70 more matches available for broadcast from 2025. Currently, 200 matches per season are sold to broadcasters in the UK with the three-year deal that runs until the 2024/25 season worth a reported 4.8 billion pounds ($5.8 billion). A Saturday afternoon blackout, designed to protect attendances in the lower leagues, will remain. However, matches switched to Sundays due to the involvement of clubs in European fixtures will be broadcast live for the first time.
Saudis spending big on show jumping ahead of Paris Games
LONDON: Saudi Arabia's splurge on big name soccer signings has generated plenty of headlines but the Gulf kingdom has also been splashing the cash in show jumping's equine transfer market ahead of deadline day for next year's Paris Olympics.
NFL owner goes viral for unique dance moves after Aces claim back-to-back WNBA championships
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Fan group official explains why Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment has 'got to be good' for Manchester United
A board member of a prominent Manchester United fan group explained why he is optimistic about Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s expected 25 per cent investment in the club.