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ESL clubs to pay £22m over failed project
The six Premier League clubs involved in the European Super League have agreed to make a combined "goodwill" payment of £22m.
Williams team principal Roberts leaves
Williams team principal Simon Roberts leaves the company following an internal restructure.
The man with F1's future in his hands
F1 boss Stefano Domenicali invites BBC Sport into his office to reveal he has a lot on his plate driving the sport's future.
Revolutionary golf league aims for 2023
The man behind the Premier Golf League and his $20bn backers are "ready to go" with their new 18-event series and are planning talks with the PGA and European Tours this summer.
Nike and Neymar split amid sex assault probe
The sportswear giant and Brazilian footballer give conflicting accounts of why they parted ways.
What damage would a gambling ban do to clubs?
A gambling sponsorship ban in football is being considered by the UK government, but what damage could it do to clubs?
Premier League agrees TV rollover deal
The Premier League agrees to roll over its existing television deal with broadcasters for a further three years.
Williams team principal Roberts leaves
Williams team principal Simon Roberts leaves the company following an internal restructure.
The man with F1's future in his hands
F1 boss Stefano Domenicali invites BBC Sport into his office to reveal he has a lot on his plate driving the sport's future.
Revolutionary golf league aims for 2023
The man behind the Premier Golf League and his $20bn backers are "ready to go" with their new 18-event series and are planning talks with the PGA and European Tours this summer.
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