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European fans file complaint over World Cup ticket prices

European soccer fans have lodged a formal complaint over the high cost of tickets for this summer's FIFA World Cup in North America. Football Supporters Europe (FSE) and the consumer rights organization Euroconsumers filed an 18-page complaint on Tuesday with the European Commission in Brussels. "FIFA... Read More.

Rust, dust and superyachts as America’s Cup lands in Naples

By Crispian Balmer BAGNOLI, Italy, March 21 (Reuters) - Rusted factory skeletons loom over a shoreline poisoned by decades of heavy industry on the western fringes of Naples, which will next year host sailing's glamorous America's Cup. Dredgers are deepening the seabed in readiness for the... Read More.

Iran will boycott America, ‘but not the World Cup’

The president of Iran's soccer federation said his country would "boycott the United States, but not the World Cup" as it attempts to move its group stage matches south of the border to Mexico. Mehdi Taj drew the distinction while speaking to Iran's Fars news... Read More.

PWHL lands first national TV deal for Walter Cup Finals

The PWHL announced its first-ever nationwide U.S. television deal for the Walter Cup Finals on Wednesday. Partnering with Scripps Sports, the best-of-five championship series this May will be carried on ION and accessible to 126 million U.S. households. "Coming off the electric energy of the Winter... Read More.

YouTube, FIFA reach World Cup live broadcast deal

FIFA announced an agreement Tuesday making YouTube a "preferred platform" for this summer's World Cup. The deal allows rights-holding broadcast partners to stream the first 10 minutes of every match on their YouTube channels. The objective is to create a sample of sorts, encouraging younger fans... Read More.