Dan Sheldon
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Premier League Forum: Can anyone stop Arsenal? Are Spurs in trouble again? Can Hull and Ipswich stay up? (opens the original)
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This felt like a significant result for Arsenal. In the second half against a spirited Sunderland side, they conceded a penalty when Ezri Konsa appeared to grapple with Dan Ballard. It was a decision that incensed Mikel Arteta, who described it as “unacceptable” in his post-match press conference and left the champions facing the prospect of defeat at the Stadium of Light. David Raya had other ideas. Enzo Le Fee struck a perfectly good penalty, low to Raya’s left, but the Spanish goalkeeper had
Saffie Osborne makes horse racing history as first female jockey to win British Classic (opens the original)
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Saffie Osborne etched her name in the history books after becoming the first female jockey to win one of British Flat racing’s five Classics following her victory in the St Leger on Saturday. Osborne, riding 11-1 shot Highwayman, left the rest of the field trailing in the closing stages to win the world’s oldest Classic Flat race, which was celebrating its 250th anniversary. After finishing ahead of Enceladus and Amelia Earhart, Osborne, talking immediately after creating history, said in quotes
Kevin Lamour, key FIFA official who criticised Infantino’s World Cup plans, leaves role (opens the original)
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Kevin Lamour has left his position as chief operating officer at FIFA. Lamour’s departure comes after the FIFA executive released a statement to the Associated Press on July 31 criticising Gianni Infantino, the FIFA president, amid the fallout from the abandoned FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal. Lamour told AP that staff had been “deceived” by Infantino regarding the FFE plan, which would have seen world soccer’s governing body make stakes in the World Cup available for private investment.
Jeff Bezos consortium hold option to purchase controlling stake in Liverpool per terms of deal (opens the original)
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The consortium including U.S. billionaire Jeff Bezos that has purchased a minority shareholding of Liverpool will hold the option of buying a controlling stake in the club per the terms of the agreement with current owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG). FSG on Friday confirmed a deal to sell a stake in the Premier League club in the range of approximately 30 per cent to one-third, signalling Bezos’ first move into sports franchise ownership. The Amazon founder’s investment in 1892 Holdings, a consor
UEFA doubles down on World Cup boycott threat despite FIFA U-turn, Gianni Infantino apology (opens the original)
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UEFA has doubled down on its threat of European member associations boycotting future men’s and women’s World Cups. This comes after Gianni Infantino, the FIFA president, received “full support” from the senior leadership in attendance at a crisis meeting in Morocco on Wednesday. UEFA’s initial threat to boycott future FIFA tournaments last week was in response to Infantino’s failed FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal that would have seen FIFA make stakes in world soccer’s commercial and even
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