… He said “our confidence and intent in proving the club’s innocence is just as strong as when this began.” City are expected to be found guilty on the vast majority of charges of financial breaches in their legal case with the Premier League, a source confirmed to ESPN. …
A number of Premier League clubs are seeking legal advice amid an expectation that Manchester City have been found guilty of hundreds of breaches of financial regulations, sources told ESPN. …
… Broadcast Options for Fans Across Ghana and Africa Fans across Ghana and other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa can watch the NFL season and major international showcases live on ESPN and ESPN2. …
… A source told ESPN that Madrid will pay a €125 million ($144m) fee, plus €10 million in easily-achievable bonuses and a further €5 million in bonuses that are harder to achieve. …
… sie is a champion of champions and as such she will slay this monster again,” said long-time rival and friend Martina Navratilova. “We are all pulling for you, and know you will come out on the other side cancer free again.” Evert was to be covering Wimbledon for broadcaster ESPN …
… Internal sources at Ghana told ESPN ahead of the verdict that “with just one day to go till kickoff, a favourable decision would not have made much of a difference.” The source added, “The coach already had his match day strategy worked out. …
… Sources have told ESPN Brasil that Santos were surprised that Robinho Jr. and his representatives have taken that approach considering the two players spoke in front of their teammates and staff in an amicable tone shortly after the altercation. …
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says "nothing has changed" in the club's legal battle with the Premier League over financial breach charges, reaffirming confidence in proving innocence. City is expected to be found guilty on the vast majority of charges and could face penalties ranging from a fine to points deduction or expulsion, with the club expected to appeal any verdict.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says "nothing has changed" in the club's legal battle with the Premier League over financial breach charges, reaffirming confidence in proving innocence. City is expected to be found guilty on the vast majority of charges and could face penalties ranging from a fine to points deduction or expulsion, with the club expected to appeal any verdict.
According to sources, an independent panel has found Manchester City guilty of the majority of 115 Premier League financial regulation charges after a 22-month investigation. Other Premier League clubs are seeking legal advice and considering potential compensation claims, alleging they lost revenue due to City's actions, though City maintains innocence and says it will appeal any guilty verdict.
Grammy Award-winning Nigerian artist Burna Boy will headline the halftime show at the NFL's first regular-season game in Paris on October 25, 2026, featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers versus the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France. This marks a return to the venue where he became the first African artist to headline a solo concert last year.
Real Madrid have signed 19-year-old Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig on a seven-year contract. According to ESPN, Madrid will pay €125 million plus up to €15 million in bonuses, potentially making it a record transfer for the club.
Former Chelsea player Craig Burley raised concerns about Neymar Jr's capacity to impact Brazil following his substitute appearance in a 3-0 victory over Scotland on June 24, saying the star "appeared quite sluggish and out of sync" despite being the nation's top goalscorer with 79 goals in 129 matches.
Former Wimbledon champion Chris Evert, 71, announced that her ovarian cancer has returned for a third time. She has undergone surgery and will begin chemotherapy in the coming weeks, stepping back from professional commitments to focus on her recovery.
Leading tennis players will expand their protest over prize money at Wimbledon, restricting post-match media appearances to 15 minutes during the first week of the Championships starting Monday, despite a 20% increase in this year's prize money pot. The 15-minute limit is meant to symbolise the 15% of revenue that Grand Slams broadly allocate to prize money.
Canada's Federal Court has upheld the visa denial of Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey, preventing him from playing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening match against Panama in Toronto. The court prioritised national security and immigration integrity over athletic privilege, ruling that the visa application contained a misrepresentation regarding past criminal charges.
Robinho Jr., an 18-year-old Santos player, is demanding a public apology from 34-year-old teammate Neymar after an altercation during Sunday's training session. The teenager has made three allegations against Neymar and demanded a meeting with Santos to discuss contract termination, citing a "lack of minimum safety standards," though sources suggest the move may be an attempt to exit the club through legal channels.
Apple's Eddy Cue said he expects a sequel to the Brad Pitt F1 movie and hopes to expand Apple's Formula One involvement beyond the U.S., where Apple TV became the exclusive broadcaster this season with coverage of all 24 rounds.