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Qatar will try to hold on to the World Cup prize, but will Fifa intervene? Owen Gibson outlines the possible options.
Jérôme Champagne’s bid for football’s top job has raised as many questions as answers.
Fifa’s secretary general has confirmed what most in the football world believe: Qatar’s World Cup will be moved to later in 2022.
More cheats are being caught, but there are fears that the public will view the problem as endemic.
Maria Sharapova has led the criticism of the condition of the Wimbledon courts, after she slipped and then fell out of the tournament altogether.
He is, as Smash Hits used to say, "Back! Back!! Back!!!" José Mourinho will have to go some to top his first arrival at Stamford Bridge.
After a decade of hiring and firing big-name managers, Chelsea’s owner may be short of applicants to replace Rafael Benitez.
The British government and Olympic organisers are drawing up contingency plans to deal with the inclement summer, writes Owen Gibson.
Despite the organisers’ best efforts, officials in 27 countries are likely to cash in on the black market, writes Owen Gibson.
The run-up to London 2012 has been remarkably smooth but there’s one dark cloud — the weather.
Outlay at Stamford Bridge and Eastlands shows era of profligacy is not over yet.
The former chairperson of England’s Football Association has reignited the row over allegations of corruption in football’s governing body.
Uefa has warned that clubs that fail to live within their means will have to "face the consequences" under its new rules.
Anger over Fifa president’s remarks about gay football fans in Qatar.
Britain’s FA TV has been a success with fans who want inside access to England’s camp. <b>Owen Gibson</b> reports.
The BBC is investigating transmitting "vuvuzela-free" World Cup coverage, as broadcasters were inundated with complaints about the plastic horn.
John Terry has pleaded his case to Fabio Capello’s staff and should soon know whether he will retain the England captaincy.
Sports stars feel the squeeze as Dubai runs out of cash, with developments they endorsed now under threat.
Years passed between Carl Lewis setting a new 100m record in 1991 and Usain Bolt going faster in 2008, but the Jamaican has now reduced the record.
Andy Murray, who could become the first British man to win Wimbledon since 1936, was not the only one feeling the pressure as the tournament got going
