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FA may look to ban global postseason friendlies

The Football Association is to "look at changing the rules to ban clubs from staging lucrative friendlies beyond the end of the season" after Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur arranged a game in Australia "three days after the climax of the Premier League campaign." The friendly in Melbourne on...

WNBA's growth good for players ahead of next CBA negotiation

The growth of the WNBA "has outpaced" the CBA, which is “ultimately a good thing for the negotiations for the next contract at the end of this year,” according to sportswriter Lindsay Gibbs. Gibbs, appearing on Slate's "What Next" podcast, said there is a "real acknowledgment that women’s sports are...

Supreme Court pushes Relevent-USSF suit ahead

The Supreme Court today allowed Relevent Sports' antitrust lawsuit to go forward against FIFA and the U.S. Soccer Federation over the world governing body’s policy of not permitting a country to host league matches involving teams from other countries. The high court order "leaves in place" a federal appeals...

McLaren CEO shares ideas of growth for IndyCar going forward

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes that IndyCar should “take a page out of Formula 1’s book" as the series and Penske Entertainment officials continue to "mull a charter program," according to Nathan Brown of the INDIANAPOLIS STAR. Unless Penske Entertainment "instills a cap," a full-time grid that...