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  • Wembley, Spurs and Arsenal in line host NRL rugby league opener

    March 4, 2025

    Australian rugby league the NRL could move its season opener to London by the end of the decade, according to reports Down Under. The globe’s dominant rugby league competition has a deal in place to host matches in Las Vegas until 2028, but could see a shift in location after that agreement comes to a [...]

  • Will England get a fifth Champions League place?

    February 22, 2025

    As European football’s club competitions head into their knockout phases, the Premier League’s prospects of getting a fifth place in the Champions League are becoming clearer. Since 2019, Uefa has awarded an extra spot in the Champions League to the two nations whose clubs performed the best in its three competitions during the previous season. [...]

  • Minister Peacock apologises to Brady, Arsenal and Brighton chiefs

    February 21, 2025

    Sport Minister Stephanie Peacock has been forced to issue an apology to Baroness Brady and directors of Arsenal and Brighton and Hove Albion “for any distress caused” after hitting back at critics of the football regulator. In a statement published today by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) today, Peacock said she had [...]

  • Arsenal cash in on Champions League return with record revenue

    February 19, 2025

    Arsenal’s return to the Champions League and lucrative new sponsorship deals boosted the club’s revenue by 32 per cent to a record £616.6m last year. The £150m increase came from improved matchday, broadcast and commercial revenues and puts Arsenal behind only Manchester City and Manchester United for income in the Premier League. But £256m of [...]

  • Arsenal injury crisis is down to overworked players, says Arteta

    February 14, 2025

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has sounded the alarm over player workload, saying his team’s injury crisis is “a consequence” of increasing demands on footballers. Arteta said he was training his squad “less than ever” in a bid to balance a schedule that can require European football’s top stars to play 60-70 games a season. His [...]

  • Making it Raine: US bank to earn £10m from Hundred franchise sales

    February 5, 2025

    The Raine Group is on course to bank around £10m in commission from its role in the sale of the eight Hundred franchises. City PM has learned that the New-York based bank will earn fees worth two per cent of the price paid for 49 per cent stakes in the franchises sold by the England [...]

  • Why the Champions League playoff round draw is a load of balls

    January 30, 2025

    If you thought the new format for the tournament was needlessly long and convoluted, wait until you hear about the Champions League knockout stage draw. Actually, make that draws. Because despite many elements of the draw being pre-determined by the final table of the league phase, Uefa will be conducting three separate draws to finalise [...]

  • Ambani family on course for £100m London Spirit in Hundred auction

    January 22, 2025

    The likely destinations of English cricket’s crown jewels in the Hundred auction are taking shape, with the Ambani family’s determination to buy 49 per cent of the London Spirit in a deal expected to exceed £100m forcing other bidders to look elsewhere. A consortium of Californian investors led by Nikesh Arora, chief executive of Palo [...]

  • Sport in 2025: A rallying cry to London, Mayor Khan and Londoners

    January 2, 2025

    For at least the past five years it has felt as if London was disappearing off the global sporting stage. The capital may boast the Home of Cricket, 17 professional football clubs and five stadiums with a capacity of over 50,000 but huge sporting events have sought refuge in the likes of Saudi Arabia, the [...]

  • Fifa risks legal battle by including Mexican teams in Club World Cup draw

    December 3, 2024

    Fifa will include two Mexican teams with the same owners, Club de Futbol Pachuca and Club Leon, in the draw for the Club World Cup tomorrow despite facing potential legal action over their involvement in next summer’s competition.  Costa Rican club Liga Deportiva Alajuelense have sent a formal complaint to Fifa on the basis that [...]

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