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FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019

2024 Olympic Games

PANORAMA: IOC specifies LA28 add-on sport criteria; examining the money in the U.S. Soccer team agreements; WR at Aussie Swim Nationals

2024 Olympic Games

TSX REPORT: The World Beach Games came and went; did you notice? + Paris 2024 logo announced, Russia 2020 ban on the way &...

Football

LANE ONE: U.S. women’s football stars are not only champions, but a lot smarter than their supporters

Football

FOOTBALL: Dutch are game, but U.S. too strong and wins fourth World Cup, 2-0, in Lyon

2016 Olympic Games

HEARD AT HALFTIME: Bubka and Popov fiercely refute Cabral’s testimony on Rio bribes; FIFA steps up for women’s football and Milan’s Mayor convicted

Football

FOOTBALL: Listless Germany falls to Sweden, 2-1, as Dutch women also advance to semis

Football

FOOTBALL: Europe’s domination confirmed with seven of the eight quarter-finalists in France

Athletics

HEARD AFTER HALFTIME: Still more London doping, Gabe Grunewald passes and Sha’Carri Richardson goes pro

Football

LANE ONE: Is the FIFA Women’s World Cup really going to be decided in the U.S.-France quarterfinal? No; it’s probably going to be Germany

Football

FOOTBALL: U.S. Soccer names final 23 for Women’s World Cup roster

5-Ring Circus

LANE ONE: The most interesting U.S. athletes and team to watch in 2019?

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Football

FOOTBALL: FIFA Council approves expanded, $14 billion revenue target for 2027-30, following up on $13 billion from 2022-26

2028 Olympic Games

PANORAMA: L.A. Metro forwards LA28 agreement to Board; FEMA hands out $625 million in Federal World Cup support; AAU Sullivan Award finalists!

Athletics

LANE ONE: Pathetic statement implies the United Nations is for transgenders in women’s sports; another U.N. expert said no in 2024!

5-Ring Circus

PANORAMA: Next World Baseball Classic in ‘29 or ‘30?; Clark MVP of U.S. 5-0 romp in FIBA qualifiers; fly Iran from Mexico for World...

Event Management

OLYMPIC GAMES: Marketing guru Burns explains how Olympic sponsorship cannot be viewed in traditional sports terms