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The Chicago Sky are in a massive slump, losing six straight games to fall to 5-9 on the season heading into their home matchup on Wednesday night against the Los Angeles Sparks.The Sky have been without a few key players Isabelle Harrison and Rebekah Gardner, and they’ve gone just 2-8 over...
2023-06-29 00:23

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver makes same mistake twice, arrested in south Florida
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Antonio Callaway was arrested for driving on a suspended license.University of Florida's own Antonio Callaway was arrested in the sunshine state on Saturday due to an outstanding warrant for driving with a suspended license. If that sounds familiar, it's be...
2023-06-05 01:28

Suns outlast Bulls 116-115 in OT in Bradley Beal's season debut
Jusuf Nurkic powered to the basket for a layup with 7.3 seconds left in overtime and Phoenix outlasted the Chicago Bulls 116-115 in Bradley Beal’s Suns debut
2023-11-09 12:49

Liverpool great in tears after final match at Anfield
It was almost the perfect fairytale sendoff.
2023-05-22 00:23

Hamilton and Russell extend contracts at Mercedes
Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has extended his contract at Mercedes until the end of the 2025 season
2023-08-31 20:46

Mauricio Pochettino admits £89m Chelsea flop needs 'better understanding'
Mauricio Pochettino explains what Chelsea flop Mykhailo Mudryk needs to do to improve.
2023-09-18 20:58

Chelsea subject of Premier League investigation for 2013 transfers
A Premier League investigation into alleged financial irregularities at Chelsea will include scrutiny of Samuel Eto'o and Willian's transfers in 2013.
2023-10-31 20:29

South Africa women called 'mercenaries, traitors' amid boycott
The South Africa Women's World Cup team were called "mercenaries" and "traitors" on Sunday as they boycotted a warm-up against Botswana ahead of the...
2023-07-03 02:25

Football to crack down on referee dissent and tragedy chanting
The football authorities have launched a crackdown on dissent this season by saying that at least one player will be booked every time a group crowds around the referee and invades the personal space of officials. And they are also vowing to do more to stop tragedy chanting and abuse relating to disasters by introducing tough new measures that include stadium bans and potential criminal prosecutions for fans who are found guilty. The Premier League, the FA and the Football League have joined together with the Women’s Super League, the Women’s Championship, the National League and PGMOL to introduce a Participant Charter designed to improve the behaviour of both players and fans. Match officials will be given the power to take stronger action with the FA vowing to dish out tougher disciplinary measures. For example, when players surround the referee or his assistants, at least one will be shown a yellow card and the FA could decide on further action. A new technical area code will be introduced, which has been agreed with the PFA and LMA, and could bring bigger fines for repeat offenders. Only two members of a coaching team will be allowed to stand at any one time, with only one near the pitch, in an attempt to reduce the number and size of confrontations. There is a greater attempt to stamp out football tragedy abuse, which the governing bodies united to call “totally unacceptable” with a focus on offensive chanting, gesturing and the displaying of offensive messages that can cause distress to victims and their families. Football authorities will work with the police to track down and punish offenders while ground regulations have been updated to incorporate tragedy chanting. FA chief executive Mark Bullingham said: “Football has the power to unite and inspire all that play and watch the game. However, sometimes that can be negatively impacted by a small minority of players, coaching and fans. Our collective approach is to reset this behaviour on the pitch and from the sidelines while giving our referees the respect and protection they deserve.” An education scheme, under the ‘Love Football Protect the Game’ banner, will be launched to inform about the hurt that tragedy chanting can cause. Premier League chief executive Richard Masters said: “We strongly believe there is no room for abhorrent tragedy abuse in football.” Douglas Mackay, Deputy Chief Crown Prosecutor and Sports National Lead Prosecutor, added: “We are sending a clear message that we demand so-called fans stop this vile behaviour of a minority which has a terrible impact on the bereaved and communities. If they do not then they face the risk of being excluded from the game they claim to love.” A Tottenham fan was given a three-year banning order in June for mocking the Hillsborough tragedy while a Manchester United supporter who wore an offensive shirt about the 1989 disaster at the FA Cup final got a four-year ban. In April a man who sent hateful tweets about the Hillsborough tragedy, which led to the loss of 97 lives, was given a suspended prison sentence. Read More Abuse on football terraces is rampant. Why hasn’t it been stamped out? Man who wore offensive Hillsborough shirt to FA Cup final banned from games Premier League clubs agree measures to tackle rise in tragedy-related chanting World Cup: Wiegman willing to ‘make changes’ as Lionesses prepare for Denmark clash Fifa shuts down reporter referencing misconduct allegations against Zambia coach Declan Rice ‘has to be leader’ at title-chasing Arsenal, says Wayne Rooney
2023-07-31 22:17

Jordan Henderson facing biggest backlash of any player lured by Saudi Arabia
Jordan Henderson isn’t the first soccer player to follow the money to Saudi Arabia
2023-07-28 23:57

Spain routs Switzerland 5-1 to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup
Aitana Bonmati has scored twice as Spain routed Switzerland 5-1 to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women’s World Cup for the first time
2023-08-05 15:16

Ryder Cup in Rome stays right at home for Europe
The Ryder Cup is staying in Europe, just like always
2023-10-01 23:59
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