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1 April 2021 4:05pm The world governing body of football, FIFA yestday announced that five cities in Australia and four in New Zealand will host matches in Women’s World Cup in 2023. The president of FIFA, Gianni Infantino announced on 31 March, that the opening match of the tournament that will include teams from 32 nations, will be held in Auckland and the final will be held at the soon-to-be-completed Stadium Australia is Sydney. “The appointment of the nine host cities represents a major milestone for the next FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, as well as for players and football fans acr...

The former Seattle Sounder and World Cup veteran sat down with Bolavip and remembered his time in MLS and just how much the league has grown since he left. Catching up with Flaco Fernández | Bolavip US MLS St. Louis CITY SC will play their inaugural MLS match in two years’ time, and having inked a jersey-front sponsorship with founding partners Purina as a stadium and training facility rises from the soil in Downtown West, the outlines of the brand-new club are taking clearer shape. St. Louis CITY SC's "STLMade" philosophy epitomized by Purina partnership | MLSSoccer.com To mark Cesar Chav...

Boris Johnson has spoken positively about the possibility of England staging more games if one or more of the current 12 host cities cannot.

The UK government is hopeful that fans will be able to return to sports stadiums by the end of May and could offer for Britain to host all of Euro 2020, according to a Sunday Times report.

CEO David Grevemberg will leave the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) on 5 March after more than six years in the role.