José Mourinho’s second departure from Chelsea is his real encounter with failure. Few would have predicted such a catastrophic fall from grace.
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As well as making Alfa Romeo a global brand, a return to F1 would benefit Ferrari both on the race track and off it.
As football grapples with numerous scandals, the Euro 2016 draw brings a welcome focus on the game itself rather than on the intrigue of its boardrooms.
Is it better for a club to sack their manager now or wait until later?
Even if England lose on the pitch, they’ll be winners off it – hosting history at such little expense is a win-win.
For Bayern Munich, helping refugees isn’t simply a moral obligation it’s good CSR.
The changing meaning of sport is perhaps most clearly evident in darts – which is now hyper-commercialised.
These surely are the best of times for the 20 clubs competing in the Premier League
A look at some of the tournament’s revenues and how it compares with the other grand slams.
How a US-Qatar F1 takeover will take the business up a gear.
How the five-year wait for a Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao boxing match could result in $400m in revenues.
The highest level fix in English football took place a century ago, but professional sport is still full of fixing allegations today.
Keeping foreigners out of the Premier League won’t make the England team perform any better.
Is the UK condemning itself to decades of underachievement and potentially terminal decline?
Research shows that collaboration between teams may foster success in F1 races and make competition sustainable, especially for smaller players.
How football clubs are petri dishes for attracting laundered funds, all over the world.
r all of India’s cricketing passion, economic strength and for that matter its population size, the country is arguably the world’s most under-achieving sporting nation.
A winter World Cup in Qatar is no one-off inconvenience, it’s football’s new normal.
The Chinese economy has been growing at break-neck pace for the past three decades. It is the largest in the world by some measures and, as we all know, the Chinese sell the world everything from electronics…
There do not appear to have been any exclamations of “Je suis Torben” on social media over the last few weeks. This suggests that, in spite of the tragic and abhorrent events that have recently hit Paris…
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