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Everton owners The Friedkin Group part of £850m mega stadium redevelopment (opens the original)
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Owners of Premier League club Everton, The Friedkin Group, are spending around £850m on a major new stadium that is set to host matches at the 2032 Euros. The Friedkin Group, who purchased Everton in 2024 from Farhad Moshiri, will pump around £500m into a new 60,000-capacity capital city stadium with additional funds for urban development. Their Serie A team AS Roma have been sharing the Stadio Olimpico with bitter rivals Lazio since 1953, but both sides – who respectively sit first and third in
NFL cut ticket prices to fill Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (opens the original)
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The NFL has cut ticket prices for this weekend’s fixture between the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders in a bid to fill the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Some high-end category seats at Sunday’s game – the first of three across London in October – have been reduced to less than £80 each. It follows concerns that this could be the first NFL match at the north London venue, which has a retractable pitch for NFL usage, with an attendance of below 60,000. London matches are often hot tickets
Ashes tickets expensive, admits ECB chief Gould (opens the original)
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The CEO of the England and Wales Cricket Board has admitted that tickets to the next Ashes series in 2027 are expensive. Fans will be forced to fork out hundreds of pounds to watch Australia’s Test tour to England next summer, with Edgbaston hiking prices by over 40 per cent when they host the Baggy Greens. It has prompted concern from some within the game, and ECB chief Richard Gould has agreed that the price hikes have made tickets costly. “It is expensive,” he told the Stick to Cricket podcas
Earl's Court developers issue major blow to Chelsea FC stadium move hopes (opens the original)
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Earls Court developers have poured cold water on any hopes of Chelsea building a new stadium at the 44-acre site, insisting their regeneration plans remain unchanged. Chelsea remain locked in a stadium dilemma between redeveloping their Stamford Bridge in Fulham or relocating to another site and building a new state-of-the-art venue. Earls Court had been earmarked as one of those potential locations, with its dimensions suitable for a new arena for Chelsea or a potential home for an NBA Europe f
How could Manchester City verdict impact UK trade relationship with UAE? (opens the original)
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The pending outcome of the case involving 115 charges lodged against Manchester City could define the recent past of the Premier League and shape its coming decades. Last week it was revealed that the club could be on the hook for 114 of those 115 accusations, prompting questions surrounding the governance of Manchester City and its Emirati ownership, and whether the UK can uphold a pretty solid relationship. The club, who have won six of the last nine Premier League titles, is effectively owned
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