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  • Rugby World Cup 2015: Economic impact in Wales worth £316m as New Zealand and France come to Cardiff

    October 17, 2015

    It's not only on the pitch where Wales have performed at this year's Rugby World Cup – the wider economy has scored results too with Cardiff receiving a £316m boost from hosting eight games at the event. Quarter-final matches New Zealand v France and Ireland v Argentina both take place at the Millennium Stadium this weekend, which [...]

  • Daniel Sturridge injury: Crocked striker has now missed 47 games for Liverpool

    October 17, 2015

    Jürgen Klopp's first game in charge as Liverpool manager got a little harder after striker Daniel Sturridge was ruled out of the meeting with Tottenham Hotspur despite travelling to London. The German said Sturridge's latest knock was "not too serious", yet it means he is without his four most senior forwards for his Premier League debut [...]

  • Manchester City’s technology partner explains how data can help tackle the staggering cost of sports injuries

    October 17, 2015

    Rugby fans of all nations will have sympathised when Irish Captain Paul O’Connell’s career came to a shattering and premature end at the Rugby World Cup last weekend. But his early exit was but one in what has been an injury-riddled start to the tournament – by the end of the pool stage, 22 players [...]

  • Bernie Ecclestone: Sepp Blatter should remain Fifa president as corruption allegations “a tax football had to pay”

    October 17, 2015

    Formula 1 chief Bernie Ecclestone has said Sepp Blatter should remain in charge of Fifa despite the corruption allegations engulfing football's governing body. Blatter announced his intention to resign as president in May after a number of Fifa officials were arrested on charges of corruption, while the organisation has had to fend off accusations of bribery from [...]

  • Fifa crisis: Germany “appears” to have used bribes to win right to host 2006 World Cup, says newspaper

    October 16, 2015

    Germany is the latest country to become embroiled in Fifa corruption allegations after a local newspaper announced it had uncovered evidence of potential bribes used to win the right to host the 2006 World Cup. Der Spiegel says it has information which suggests the German bid committee had set up a slush fund with 10.3 Swiss francs, [...]

  • Everton takeover talk intensifies: Sporting Kansas City owners linked with purchase of Premier League club

    October 16, 2015

    Everton are the subject of increased speculation surrounding a potential takeover from American investors. The owners of MLS club Sporting Kansas City are reported to be eyeing up the possible purchase of the Toffees. Read more: Ross Barkley is technically than Wayne Rooney Rob Heineman, chief executive of the Sporting Club group which owns the American [...]

  • The next Fifa president? Three potential obstacles for Sheikh Salman al-Khalifa in his bid to replace Sepp Blatter

    October 16, 2015

    With Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini currently serving 90-day suspensions from football, a new candidate is set to stake his claim for the Fifa throne – Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa. According to reports, the member of the Bahrain royal family is set on replacing the outgoing Blatter as president of Fifa after receiving support [...]

  • Rugby World Cup 2015: New Zealand coach Steve Hansen dares mercurial French to rekindle old flair

    October 15, 2015

    New Zealand coach Steve Hansen has dared rivals France to rediscover their attacking flair when the two sides do battle for a place in the World Cup semi-final at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday. There are echoes of the 2007 tournament when France, runners-up in their pool, turned the tables on the much-fancied All Blacks to [...]

  • Rugby World Cup: Scotland launch robust appeal in aid of banned duo Ross Ford and Jonny Gray

    October 15, 2015

    Scotland have promised a vigorous appeal against the suspensions handed out to forwards Ross Ford and Jonny Gray, which would rule them both out of the remainder of the World Cup. The duo were slapped with three-week bans for their illegal two-man tip-tackle on Samoa flanker Jack Lam, which precludes them from Sunday’s quarter-final clash [...]

  • Rugby World Cup: Warren Gatland happy to dole out harsh lessons to stoke Welsh pride

    October 15, 2015

    Wales coach Warren Gatland insists that subjecting his players to a brutal review of their failings against Australia will stoke their desire to overpower South Africa in Saturday’s quarter-final. Two-time world champions South Africa will start as favourites against an injury-ravaged Wales, with a showdown with either New Zealand or France the prize on offer for [...]

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