Court of arbitration for sport
South African long jumper Luvo Manyonga gets four-year ban
The 30-year-old, the African record holder with a best of 8.65 metres, can appeal the ban at the Swiss-based Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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CAS cuts Ajax keeper Onana's doping ban to nine months
In a statement CAS said it had "partially upheld the appeal and reduced the period" meaning his ban, which began on February 4, now ends on November 3 this year.
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Ahmad only possible obstacle to Motsepe becoming CAF president
A verdict is expected Monday by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on an appeal by Malagasy Ahmad against a five-year ban imposed by Fifa last November over "governance issues".
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No evidence Man City broke FFP rules but they failed to cooperate - CAS
The CAS panel that heard Premier League City’s appeal published their full reasoning for overturning the English club’s two-year ban from European football earlier this month.
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City aren't the only big spenders, says Guardiola
After City were cleared of breaking UEFA’s Financial Fair Play rules by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which overturned the club’s two-year European ban, the Spaniard was in a fiery mood as he railed against the idea that cash was behind the club’s two Premier League titles.
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Man City appeal victory not good for football, says Klopp
City won their appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Monday, meaning they will now be allowed to compete in next season’s Champions League.
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Timeline: How Man City arrived at the brink of European expulsion
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has lifted a two-season ban on Manchester City after a Uefa investigation found it overstated its sponsorship.
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China's banned Sun lodges appeal with Swiss federal court - report
Sun was banned by the Switzerland-based Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in March after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) appealed against a decision to clear him of wrongdoing during a 2018 doping test.
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'I lost an important Olympic moment,' says Chad le Clos
Yes, Chad le Clos wants his Olympic gold medal after losing to drug cheat China's Sun Yang in Rio 2016, but SA's swimming superstar laments that what he lost cannot be returned.
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Russia challenges WADA doping ban
The formal statement of disagreement with WADA will trigger an appeal process against the ban at the Lausanne-based Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
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Latest Semenya ruling doesn't affect appeal, says lawyer
Caster Semenya was appealing the IAAF's new regulations which force athletes with differences of sexual development to reduce their testosterone levels by taking medication.
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CAS revokes CAF decision to replay African Champions League final
CAF last month ordered the second leg to be replayed at a neutral venue following the Africa Cup of Nations after Moroccan side Wydad walked off an hour into the return fixture in Tunis.
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Semenya accuses IAAF of using her as a 'human guinea pig'
The athlete is locked in a bitter dispute with the IAAF over the federation's rule requiring women with higher than normal male hormone levels to artificially lower their testosterone to compete in races at distances of 400m to the mile.
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Semenya: IAAF to fight Swiss court testosterone ruling
Switzerland's highest court on Monday temporarily suspended the IAAF rules following an appeal by Semenya, the South African who won the women's 800 metres at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics.
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Caster Semenya free to run, for now...
Caster Semenya’s lawyers have announced that the Swiss Federal Supreme Court has suspended the implementation of the IAAF’s regulations for athletes with 'differences of sex development', meaning she can compete in the 800m events. The IAAF has until 25 June to challenge the ruling.
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Semenya to race 3,000m at Diamond League's Prefontaine
The South African has won two Olympic golds at 800 meters, and has insisted she will not take medication to comply with new IAAF rules governing testosterone levels in women athletes that went into effect on 8 May.
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Inside the science of the CAS decision on Caster Semenya
A sports scientist and anthropologist weigh in on a ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya's bid to overturn the IAAF's new testosterone regulations.
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Kenya drops two female sprinters over testosterone levels
The decision to leave Kenya's 100m and 200m champion Maximilla Imali and 400m runner Evangeline Makena off the team comes after South Africa's Caster Semenya lost a court challenge against plans to force some women to regulate their testosterone levels.
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D-Day for DSD athletes hoping to compete at World Championships
Athletics chiefs had set a Wednesday deadline for DSD athletes to submit blood samples to their medical team with a testosterone level below five nanomoles per litre, which they must maintain over the next four-and-a-half months.
