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Competition for fans and revenue in Asia is fierce but strong social media work and success in Europe have rendered Bayern's domestic dominance less of an issue. The threat of the Premier League remains.
In passing men's Champions League "reforms," football’s so-called protectors have let the game down, says Matt Pearson. The big clubs are once again getting what they want. In football, it seems that greed is god.
UEFA has announced changes to the format of the Champions League starting in 2024-25. Meanwhile, Berlin's Olympiastadion has been awarded the final of Euro 2024, which is to be hosted by Germany.
Erling Haaland has agreed to join English champions Manchester City. Haaland's performances for Dortmund have been spellbinding and the club are left with the impossible task of replacing one of Europe's finest players.
Shortly after Erling Haaland's move to Manchester City was confirmed, Borussia Dortmund announced the signing of Karim Adeyemi. The Germany forward moves from Haaland's old club in Austria.
After the 2020 edition was held across a number of countries, Germany will host Euro 2024. UEFA announced that the final will be in Berlin and matches will take place in nine other cities across the country.
Bayern Munich wrestled the title from Wolfsburg last season, but the perennial women's Bundesliga champions have reclaimed it after a 10-1 win. Elsewhere Frankfurt are in good shape for Europe and Chelsea won the WSL.
One year ago, Schalke were relegated in a cloud of internal chaos and on the brink of insolvency. Twelve months later, the Royal Blues are back in the Bundesliga and on the long road to financial recovery.
The visit has been called off after members of Borussia Dortmund's team raised concerns about the tense security situation in Israel. The Bundesliga runners-up were due to play a friendly against Maccabi Netanya.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led to a ban on its teams and athletes from competition. The impact of Russia's absence will be undeniable at this year's IIHF World Championship — and this may not just be a one-off.
At the top of the highest mountain in the world, the new climbing season has just begun. Along with countless commercial climbers on Everest, there was also one Ukrainian completing an emotional journey.
Basketballer Brittney Griner's detention in Russia has been extended by one month. Her arrest has highlighted problems in the WNBA involving time and money that are forcing players to go abroad in the off-season.
In one of the most awaited decisions in the world of sports, American billionaire investor Todd Boehly and his group have been named the new owners of Chelsea Football Club.
A Diego Maradona jersey has fetched more than $9 million at auction in London. Wearing it in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final, Maradona scored arguably the most feted goal ever, and perhaps the most reviled one, too.
The Project Fussball podcast explores and explains the stories in German football beyond weekend winners and losers. Host James Thorogood and an array of guests aim to deliver answers across five-episode series.
FIFA recently announced that over 800,000 tickets for matches at the World Cup in Qatar were sold in the first phase of sales. However, concerns remain over how many fans from participating nations will actually attend.
Meet Daniel Albero – the first diabetic to compete in and finish the grueling Dakar Rally
Goal celebrations have become a big thing in football: Somersaults, slides, and rehearsed dances have become trademarks of players. Spectators often remember the celebration more than the goal itself. But it wasn't always like this. Once upon a time, goalscorers would briefly raise a hand and quickly run back to the middle of the pitch. Why has that changed? And what does it say about all of us?
Sports Life brings you story of two people in exile, for whom sports was a salvation.
Lydia Sempere: What it feels like to drive a racing car and to compete in national Championships when you are deaf.
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