Fulham head coach Marco Silva believes Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton should have been shown a “clear” second yellow ...

PSA has refused to grade multiple Messi autographed cards, even telling one collector his card could have been signed by ...

These stolen card credentials, which may also be collected from fake, FIFA-themed websites, were used to make unauthorized transactions and book flight tickets and accommodation. The syndicates ...

Unprecedented prize money has been announced for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, while dates and details were confirmed for other FIFA tournaments. USD 1 billion in prize money announced for the ...

The Apple Card is a credit card that's linked to Apple Pay and built right into the Wallet app. Apple partnered with Goldman Sachs for the card, which is optimized for ‌Apple Pay‌ but will ...

President Trump announced Friday that he is creating a task force to prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is being held in North America next year. The task force will oversee logistics and ...

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They are one of four African sides at the competition having won the 2021/22 CAF Champions League. To learn more about them, we recently spoke to Amine El Amri – the Sports Editor at Le360, one of ...

FIFA refereeing chief Pierluigi Collina has revealed it is more difficult than ever before to be a football match official due to abuse on the touchline and online - inflamed by conspiracy theories.