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Barcelona has published a statement on La Liga’s, a professional Spanish football league, decision to cancel its match against Villarreal in Miami, expressing both acceptance and disappointment over a “missed opportunity to expand”
85-year-old former American professional golfer and golf course designer Jack Nicklaus has been awarded $50 million in a defamation lawsuit against Nicklaus Companies, owned by billionaire banker Howard Milstein, after Milstein and other Nicklaus Companies officials reportedly suggested that Nicklaus had considered becoming the face of the LIV Golf League, which is financed by Saudi Arabia, in a $750 million deal
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Transgender fencer, Dina Yukich, is suing USA Fencing, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Premier Fencing Club due to their compliance with U.S. president Donald Trump’s executive order “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” which was signed in February
Gamblers are now guessing where female basketball players are in their menstrual cycle so that they can predict their athletic performance in a new development known as ‘period betting’
A decision in the case of International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) against Gonçalo Oliveira has been issued by the Independent Panel
Israel Gymnastics Federation’s appeals against the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) for refusing to revoke Indonesia’s decision to disallow visas to Israeli athletes, meaning they cannot compete in the Gymnastics World Championships, have been rejected in court
The Independent Football Regulator has implemented a rule which will require all Premier League, English Football League and National League clubs to meet criteria to secure a licence to play, starting from the 2027-28 season
European football’s governing body UEFA plans to provide clubs with more time to resolve multiclub ownership issues from next season, following the outrage surrounding Crystal Palace being demoted from the Europa League to the Conference League due to American businessman John Textor previously holding shares in both Crystal Palace and Olympique Lyonnais
