Football | UEFA warns of growing wealth gap in top clubs finance study

Elite European soccer clubs will get even richer than rivals by cashing in on their global brands, UEFA has warned as it studies ways to help

Boxing | Unification bout: Joshua won’t take Parker’s drug-cheat bait

If Joseph Parker wants to rile Anthony Joshua it’s going to be tough. Not even being branded a drugs cheat ahead of their heavyweight unification

Despite doping scandals, Olympic fever grips Russian cinemas

Russia’s going crazy for the Olympics. The 1972 Olympics. Even as the Russian team faces up to being barred from next month’s Winter Games for doping offenses, audiences

Basketball | NBA opens investigation into Rockets-Clippers events

The NBA is planning to speak with players from both the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Clippers to determine the specifics of late-game and postgame events involving

Football | City’s unbeaten run in EPL ends with 4-3 loss at Liverpool

Manchester City’s 22-match unbeaten start to the Premier League came to an end with a 4-3 loss to Liverpool in a wild and thrilling game at

More jeers for Real Madrid after home loss to Villarreal

Another poor result, another round of jeers for Real Madrid. Madrid’s struggles in the Spanish league continued when it lost to Villarreal 1-0 on Saturday, infuriating fans at

Major League launches video game circuit

Major League Soccer will be the second U.S. sports league to launch its own competitive video game circuit, one that pits MLS franchises against each other

4 years on in Sochi, cocktails replace steroid samples

Would you drink a sample from the Sochi doping lab? The building at the center of a Russia doping scandal which rocked the 2014 Winter Olympics

Sockless Mina looks to learn from Barcelona teammates

Newly signed Barcelona defender Yerry Mina took off his shoes and socks before stepping onto the field at Camp Nou Stadium during his official introduction to fans

Sunderland out of Dakar Rally, Villas-Boas crashes

British motorcyclist Sam Sunderland abandoned his Dakar Rally title defense Tuesday due to back pain, and Portuguese football coach Andre Villas-Boas was taken to a hospital after

Football | Association chief: Issue with ‘overzealous’ video

A member of football’s lawmaking body says a problem with “over-zealous” video assistant referees needs to be resolved before the technology is approved for use at

Winter Olympics | Q&A: As Olympics approach, things to know about Pyeongchang

The Olympics are coming to one of the most remote, ruggedly beautiful parts of South Korea, an area known for icy winds, a collapsed mining industry, towering

College Football | Alabama beats Georgia in OT for national title

To add another championship to the greatest dynasty college football has ever seen, Alabama turned to its quarterback of the future, and Tua Tagovailoa proved that his

Koreas | A look at North-South Korean sports ties

Despite the frosty political ties between their home countries, athletes from North and South Korea have sometimes produced emotional scenes of reconciliation at international sports events.

What it’d take to make ‘flying cars’ the future of sport racing

While advancements in self-driving cars continue apace (here’s one that tackles icy roads), flying cars, or something like them, are looking less like mere flights of fancy—or so

Tennis | Former champion Azarenka withdraws from the Australian Open

Two-time champion Victoria Azarenka has withdrawn from the Australian Open, with her wildcard entry to the season’s first major reallocated to Ajla Tomljanovic. Australian Open organizers

Coutinho leaving Liverpool for Barcelona in USD192m deal

Philippe Coutinho is joining Barcelona after Liverpool agreed Saturday to sell the Brazilian in a deal that makes him one of the most expensive players in soccer

Reports: North Korea says likely to join Olympics in South

North Korea’s IOC representative on Saturday said his country is likely to compete in figure skating in next month’s Winter Olympics in South Korea, according to Japanese

Basketball | NBA Embiid shakes off sprained hand, Sixers edge Spurs

Joel Embiid went from doubtful to dominant, using a sprained right hand that nearly sidelined him to instead rock the rim, swat shots and stop the Spurs.

Tennis | Sharapova, Halep advance to semifinals at Shenzhen Open

Maria Sharapova continued her preparations for an Australian Open return by beating Zarina Diyas 6-3, 6-3 yesterday to advance to the Shenzhen Open semifinals along with top-seeded

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