The panel tasked by the Government with looking into ways of dealing with match-fixing in sport is reportedly set to recommend the creation of a single unit dedicated to inves...More>
The Indian Cricket League (ICL) has been barred from suing the Board of Control for Cricket in India in British courts.
The ICL’s promoters Essel Sports last month served a...More>
The UK Border Agency has arrested 93 people in the last eight months as part of a crackdown on unlawful working at the 2012 Olympic Games site.
It has been reported that 85...More>
Interpol will help Fifa set up an international taskforce to fight illegal betting in football after several high-profile cases in recent weeks.
Secretary general of the wo...More>
Fifa will not go ahead with a plan to use extra officials to assist referees at the 2010 World Cup – but will look into whether it is a more effective solution than video tech...More>
European football has been rocked by a second betting scandal in a matter of weeks after it emerged that two Spanish second division clubs and seven players are to be investig...More>
The International Olympic Committee and Fifa have hailed the benefits the Lisbon Treaty will bring to sport.
The treaty, which comes into effect today (December 1), will pr...More>
Fifa looks set to grant Chile’s participation in the 2010 World Cup after a dispute with domestic club Rangers was resolved.
World football’s governing body had threatened ...More>
Uefa has opened its own inquiry into the match-fixing scandal which came to light last week and has named five clubs it is investigating.
It emerged last week that authorit...More>
Companies in South Africa have been warned against ‘ambush marketing’ around the World Cup draw next month and during the tournament itself.
The City of Cape Town says it w...More>
The Australian Commonwealth Games Association says Fiji should be allowed to compete at next year’s event in Delhi.
The Commonwealth Games Federation suspended Fiji’s membe...More>
The FIA has defended the way the new teams for the 2010 Formula One season were chosen after a French court threw out N.Technology’s legal action against motorsport’s governin...More>
Eight people in China have been jailed for selling counterfeit golf equipment after complaints by leading brands including Nike Golf, Ping, Taylor Made and Titleist.
The Be...More>
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has warned Asian clubs that a salary cap would have a negative effect on their game.
The method is used in Australia’s A-Le...More>
Practices put in place after the illegal betting affair that hit German football in 2005 helped the country’s authorities rumble Europe’s biggest match-fixing scandal, accordi...More>
Uefa has vowed to seek the “harshest of sanctions” for any players or clubs found guilty in biggest the match-fixing scandal ever to hit Europe.
It emerged at the end of la...More>
The International Paralympic Committee has voted to allow athletes with intellectual disabilities to compete at the 2012 Games in London.
Intellectual disability athletes h...More>
