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The Premier League currently has 196 injuries recorded in just over three months, with Newcastle and Manchester United suffering more than most - so why this many?

From Afghanistan to Argentina, women soccer players are pushing against the grain to earn equal treatment and respect in a growing, global sport.

Over the past year, Cristiano Ronaldo earned $ 105 million (before taxes) and took fourth place in the Forbes 100 Highest-Paid Stars of 2022, just one line ahead of his eternal rival Lionel Messi.

Lloyd's of London predicts that England will beat Brazil and emerge victorious at the 2022 FIFA World Cup – with France, Argentina and Spain falling just

Lloyd’s London forecasting model correctly predicted 2014 and 2018 winners

Europe’s top clubs paid a record-high price for injuries to their stars last season, according to a new study.

Wimbledon organiser appoints comms and marketing director Alexandra Willis previously worked at Telegraph Media Group and Associated Press. by Arvind Hickman Sign in to continue Free email bulletins