Premier League Boom Hides Football's Financial Woes
BDO report reveals 90% of English football clubs expect losses despite Premier League's record revenues, with wage costs reaching unsustainable levels across divisions.
Category : Sports
ECB Blocks Counties Using Hundred Cash for Wages
England cricket chiefs are refusing to let counties spend Hundred franchise sale proceeds on player salaries, insisting funds must go to infrastructure projects instead.
NBA London Fuels European Basketball Sponsorship Buzz
The recent NBA match at London's O2 Arena has ignited brand interest in European basketball, with sponsors like Revolut showcasing activations and the league planning a 2027 European expansion.
Joshua's Driver in Court Over Fatal Nigeria Crash
Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, 46, faces four charges in connection with the December crash that killed two of boxer Anthony Joshua's friends and injured the champion.
Drugs Found in Chess Grandmaster's System
A new toxicology report has revealed that American chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky had multiple substances in his system when he died at age 29 in North Carolina.
Microsoft Sponsors Mercedes F1 Team in Multi-Million Deal
Microsoft announces a major sponsorship agreement with the Mercedes Formula One team, estimated at $60 million annually, highlighting F1's growing appeal to tech giants.
John Roberts: Guardian Writer Who Changed Sports Journalism
John Roberts, the Guardian's northern football writer who died aged 84, revolutionised sports coverage with rigorous news gathering and a legendary contacts book.
Marseille's Inconsistency Challenges Liverpool in Champions League
Marseille's 5-2 victory over Angers showcased their attacking brilliance, but inconsistency remains a major concern ahead of their Champions League clash with Liverpool.
Women's FA Cup Review & Transfer Window Analysis
Faye Carruthers hosts Women's Football Weekly with Suzy Wrack, Tom Garry and Emma Sanders to discuss FA Cup fourth round action, January transfer business and answer listener questions.
Sydney Surfer Leaves After Four Shark Attacks in 48 Hours
Four shark attacks in 48 hours across Sydney and New South Wales have prompted veteran surfer Matt Chojnacki to leave the city, with multiple beaches closed and major swimming events cancelled.
Mercedes Designer John Owen to Leave Team This Season
Mercedes announces lead designer John Owen's departure amid F1 regulation changes, after his key role in eight constructors' titles. Audi unveils its first car in Berlin, aiming for championships by 2030.
Liverpool's Höbinger Stalker Gets Restraining Order
Mangal Dalal, 42, who stalked Liverpool midfielder Marie Höbinger with sexualised Instagram messages, has been given a two-year restraining order and community sentence.
Martínez Prefers Direct Criticism Over Podcast Commentary
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martínez responds to former players' podcast criticism by inviting them to discuss issues in person, highlighting tensions between current players and club legends turned pundits.
Seve Ballesteros Statue Stolen in Spain
A life-size bronze statue of golf legend Seve Ballesteros has been stolen from his hometown of Pedrena in Spain, with local authorities suspecting theft and launching an investigation.
Key Secure, McCullum's Fate Tied to T20 World Cup
Rob Key's position as England's managing director appears safe after the Ashes review, but Brendon McCullum's future as head coach depends on T20 World Cup performance.
Spurs Fan's Lift to Match with Martin Chivers
A heartfelt letter recalls a teenage Spurs fan's cheeky request to footballer Martin Chivers for a lift to White Hart Lane in the late 1960s, showcasing his kindness and gentlemanly nature.
Kasatkina Defeated by Bartunkova in Australian Open Upset
Daria Kasatkina blamed 'small details' for her loss to world No. 126 Nikola Bartunkova at the Australian Open, while Australian players saw mixed results on a dramatic day.
Osaka's Jellyfish Outfit Steals Australian Open Spotlight
Naomi Osaka triumphs over Antonia Ruzic while showcasing a groundbreaking jellyfish-inspired couture ensemble at Melbourne's Australian Open, blending fashion with athletic performance.
Rosenior: Fernández's Future is at Chelsea
Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior insists midfielder Enzo Fernández is committed to the club despite transfer links to PSG and Real Madrid, praising his world-class qualities.
Villa Pursue Mateta, Nwaneri to Marseille in Transfer Moves
Aston Villa have entered the race for Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta after Juventus failed to agree terms. Meanwhile, Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri is poised for a loan move to Marseille.
Uefa Saves West Bank Refugee Camp Football Pitch
A football pitch in the Aida refugee camp near Bethlehem has been saved from demolition after Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin personally lobbied Israeli authorities.
Wales Rugby Overshadowed by Ospreys-Cardiff Crisis
Wales coach Steve Tandy's Six Nations squad announcement was dominated by questions about the toxic Ospreys and Cardiff saga, with players' futures in limbo.
Football Chiefs Concerned Over Trump's Greenland Plans
European football association heads held informal talks in Budapest about potential responses to Donald Trump's threat to annex Greenland, with World Cup implications and boycott discussions emerging.
VAR to Intervene on Second Yellows and Corners
Football's law-making body Ifab has approved VAR extensions for second yellow cards and corner decisions, while introducing time limits to maintain game flow.
Bodø/Glimt Stun Man City in Champions League Upset
Norwegian underdogs Bodø/Glimt delivered a stunning 3-1 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League, with Kasper Høgh scoring twice in a memorable Arctic Circle triumph.
Guardiola: 'Everything is going wrong' for Man City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola concedes his team's poor form after a surprise defeat to Bodo/Glimt, citing injuries and a need to change dynamics ahead of Wolves and Galatasaray fixtures.
Solanke Spurs Tottenham Past Dortmund in Champions League
Dominic Solanke's goal secured Tottenham's fourth consecutive home Champions League win, offering manager Thomas Frank crucial relief after recent Premier League struggles.
Jesus Stars as Arsenal Seal Champions League Last 16 Spot
Arsenal secure top seeding in the Champions League knockout stages with a stylish win over Inter Milan, powered by a Gabriel Jesus brace and a clinical team performance.
Jill Ellis on US LGBTQ+ Laws and Qatar Women's Cup Talks
FIFA chief football officer Jill Ellis has spoken out against anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in the United States while addressing potential controversy over Qatar hosting the 2028 Women's Club World Cup.
Spurs Beat Dortmund 2-0 in Champions League Shock
Tottenham Hotspur secured a surprising 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund, boosting their Champions League qualification hopes and easing pressure on manager Thomas Frank.
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