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At 44, Serena Williams Has Returned to Tennis — Not for a Farewell, but to Compete
The former world No. 1 played doubles at Queen’s alongside 19-year-old Victoria Mboko and showed that she remains a competitive player.
New Jersey to distribute 770 complimentary World Cup tickets for matches at MetLife Stadium
A further agreement follows the one signed by the mayor of New York regarding access to World Cup matches.
A new documentary series on Manchester City is set for release, focusing in particular on Guardiola’s departure
After All or Nothing and Together, the English club will produce another documentary, available on Amazon Prime, documenting its winning cycle.
Football in Canada is growing rapidly, but a structural issue remains: a shortage of coaches and, above all, of playing fields.
The Canadian paradox: the country’s football potential is constrained by a shortage of facilities in a land of limitless space.
Newcastle, among the richest clubs in world football, move towards a youth-focused transfer model while allowing departures for players seeking to leave.
Focusing solely on young players while selling established names: will it be enough to become “the best in the world by 2030”?
River Plate, with a membership base now larger than Real Madrid’s, move towards a 100,000-seat stadium project
At the core of what will be the world’s third-largest stadium is a membership programme of significant scale.
Thousands of Fans Turned the Streets of Mexico City Into the Largest Wave Ever Recorded
Jorge Mendes Has Never Been More Influential, With a Client List That Keeps Expanding Across European Football
The Portuguese super-agent keeps reshaping Gestifute’s model, and the scale of his fortune with it.
Zverev Finally Has His Slam. Cobolli Finally Belongs.
Zverev finally crossed the line after a five-set epic, but Cobolli never looked out of place.
Kimi Antonelli’s Three-Act Victory in Monaco Could Shape a Championship — and a Place in F1 History
The talent was obvious. What Antonelli is doing with it is becoming difficult to ignore.
China is no longer part of elite football. At the World Cup, its most recognisable presence will carry a whistle.
Ma Ning is a national institution: admired and criticised in equal measure, backed by sponsors, and increasingly visible beyond the pitch.
Ajax will take part in the playoffs to reach the Conference League and was supposed to play them at home, but had to find another stadium because of Harry Styles’ concerts
The Amsterdam team’s bad season will have a surreal appendix on Volendam’s pitch, which can hold only 8500 spectators.