Coronavirus: 'Worst yet to come' for countries in conflict, says UN chief
World
-
'Cordial and united' - football buries differences to tackle coronavirus
Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin didn’t mention any names but Fifa president Gianni Infantino, whose efforts to create the Club World Cup have not gone down well with Uefa, was sitting in the front row.
-
UEFA postpones Euro 2020 by a year due to coronavirus
UEFA said the new proposed dates for the tournament were 11 June to 11 July 11 next year, as Euro 2020 becomes Euro 2021.
-
Platini loses European court appeal against football ban
A chamber of seven judges at the Strasbourg-based court ruled Thursday that Platini's "suspension from football-related professional activity was justified".
-
Guardiola takes swipe at Barca over Man City's Euro ban
Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu has 'thanked' UEFA for banning City from the Champions League and Europa League for two years, a shock sentence handed out on Friday which the Premier League champions plan to appeal.
-
'Rules are rules' - Wenger has little sympathy for Man City's ban
On Friday, UEFA announced City had been banned from continental competition for two seasons for what the body said were "serious" financial fair-play breaches between 2012 and 2016.
-
Arteta conflicted as Arsenal eye benefit from Man City ban
Man City's two-season ban handed down by Uefa on Friday means fifth will be enough to secure a Champions League place unless the champions succeed in overturning that sanction at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
-
Man City's appeal may focus heavily on process of UEFA probe
In a statement on Friday, Manchester City referred to the “flawed and consistently leaked UEFA process”.
-
Manchester City banned from European competition for two seasons by UEFA
UEFA said in a statement that City had committed "serious breaches" of the rules while the Premier League club swiftly said on their website here that they will appeal the decision to the Lausanne-based Court of Arbitration for Sport.
-
Uefa receives record 28.3 million ticket requests for Euro 2020
In the ticketing sales phase for fans of qualified teams in December, a record 8.9 million tickets — more than three times the number in the same phase for Euro 2016 — were requested.
-
Liverpool star Gomez's difficult week ends on low note
The 22-year-old featured in the headlines earlier in the week after City striker Raheem Sterling confronted him at England's training centre on Monday, the day after Liverpool's 3-1 victory over City.
-
Manchester City's appeal against financial probe thrown out
CAS general secretary Matthieu Reeb told reporters that the Premier League champions’ appeal, made in June, had been judged inadmissible.
-
Bulgaria football chief resigns as Uefa urges 'war' on racists
England eased to a 6-0 victory over their hosts in the Bulgarian capital on Monday but the game was blighted by offensive chants, forcing the match to be halted twice in the first half.
-
England thrash Bulgaria after game halted over racist abuse
The match at the Vasil Levski stadium was temporarily halted by the referee in the first half under a three-step UEFA protocol to tackle racist abuse from the crowd.
-
Van Dijk, Bronze take Uefa Player of the Year honours
Dutchman Van Dijk starred as Liverpool won their sixth European Cup last season with a 2-0 Champions League final victory over Tottenham in Madrid.
-
Platini released in 2022 World Cup probe, denies wrongdoing
The French football legend was held Tuesday by French anti-corruption police investigating alleged corruption in the 2010 vote to award the competition to Qatar.
-
Former Uefa chief Platini questioned in Qatar World Cup probe - judicial source
Prosecutors are investigating suspected corruption and bribery in the process of awarding the 2022 World Cup to Gulf emirate of Qatar.
-
Man City face further action over financial fairplay 'breaches'
City reportedly face a season-long ban from the Champions League if found to have breached the regulations.
-
Uefa panel to recommend Man City Champions League ban - report
European football's governing body Uefa and the Premier League launched an investigation this year after allegations made in German magazine 'Der Spiegel' that the club broke Financial Fair Play rules.
