With a number of players coming back from representing their country and subsequently collecting a dose of COVID-19 for their efforts, it comes as no surprise that international football has come in for something of a bashing as of late. As the club landscape becomes ever more dominant and the clamour for competitions such as…
DetailsEven though the 2027 edition of the AFC Asian Cup is seven years away, that is no time at all when it comes to the establishing of planning committees and with the hosting process set to reach its next stage in December, the battle to be awarded the role of party planners will soon intensify.…
DetailsWith many stadia across the continent are still unable to open their gates at present, an increased amount of focus was placed on Northern Ireland’s recent European Championship play-off tie with Slovakia. Not only because the winner would claim one of the four remaining berths for next summer’s tournament but also because there were a…
DetailsWSC Sports partners with Tencent on video production solutions, Cristiano Ronaldo launches on Kuaishou and hits 5M+ followers in 24 hours, Chinese Super League enforces salary cap, PP Sports and Huawei agree content partnership, Tencent commits $30M for Peacekeeper Elite League, Baidu purchases live streaming platform, and the World Football Summit launches next week. In…
DetailsTaP Sports – An athlete management company and consultancy for the sports industry – will work across brand partnerships, publicity, social media and content creation.
Player 4 Player, founded by a group of former professional footballers (Stiliyan Petrov, Emile Heskey, Gaizka Mendieta, Michael Johnson and Gareth Farrelly), launched in October 2020 with the mission to support current and former professional footballers in their careers on and off the pitch. We had the pleasure of hearing from Aston Villa and Celtic…
DetailsWhile although there have been reasons to be cheerful within the Women’s game across the last six months, they have been largely few and far between and even though the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has recently heralded its own success story, it is the exception rather than the rule.
With the final four play-off fixtures being contested and a victorious quartet earning qualification to the UEFA European Championships, we know now all 24 nations that will competing in next year’s delayed tournament.
With eight weeks of the Premier League season now behind us, it is the ideal opportunity in which to take stock of overall performance and when it comes to the efforts of Burnley thus far, now might not be the greatest time to invest in them.
Bayern Munich’s Robert Lewandowski and Chelsea’s Pernille Harder have topped the 13th annual Goal 50 list and been named the best players in the world. Goal 50 is an annual award and list by global football publisher Goal and is made up of the top 25 male players, alongside the list of top 25 female…
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