Italy's Serie A fixtures rescheduled due to Pope Francis' funeral
Italy's top-flight Serie A soccer league has postponed Saturday's three fixtures until Sunday due to Pope Francis' funeral being held that day in Rome, it said on Tuesday.
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LaLiga scores record commercial revenue in post-pandemic comeback
MADRID :Spain's top football league posted record commercial revenue in 2023-24, while recurring revenue surpassed five billion euros for the first time since the pandemic, though still falling shy of pre-COVID heights.
Reading agree sale terms as EFL extends takeover deadline
Reading have agreed terms over the sale of the club, the League One (third-tier) outfit said on Tuesday, as the English Football League extended the deadline for closing the deal to May 5.
TCU, North Carolina to kick off 2026 in Ireland
TCU and North Carolina will kick off the 2026 college football season in Dublin, Ireland.
Ciccone win put in the shade over sunglasses celebration fine
Italian rider Giulio Ciccone claimed his first stage win in almost two years at the Tour of the Alps but may consider changing his signature celebration after receiving a fine for throwing his sunglasses into the crowd.
Title-chasing Union come clean over ‘spareballgate’ as reserve goalkeeper owns up
BRUSSELS :Belgium's title-chasing Union Saint Gilloise revealed on Tuesday the real identity of the culprit who threw a ball onto the field from their bench at a crucial juncture of their win over Racing Genk in the Belgian Pro League playoffs at the weekend.
Arsenal will not rest players for Crystal Palace clash, says Arteta
Arsenal have no plans to rotate their team and rest players for their midweek Premier League meeting with Crystal Palace in preparation for next week's Champions League semi-final against Paris St Germain, manager Mikel Arteta said on Tuesday.
R&A looking into feasibility of Trump's Turnberry as venue for the Open
The R&A would like to see U.S. President Donald Trump's Turnberry course in Scotland return as host of The Open but will first need to assess the feasibility of the venue, the governing body's chief executive Mark Darbon said.