With the exception of Belarus, league football across Europe came to a halt in mid-March due to the outbreak of COVID-19.

This report explores the change from British to foreign ownership, as well as analysing the different types of owners we now see in the EPL.

This blog post provides an update on the progress of the litigation, focusing on recent developments in the USSF’s legal arguments.

As football governing bodies across Europe attempt to formulate plans on how to complete the remainder of the 2019/20 season, one date is central to all of these discussions: June 30 2020.

Sport around the world has become collateral damage of another world health crisis. In Australia as an exponential number of people are self-isolating due to coronavirus their enjoyment of sport is compromised

Co-authored by Kate Almond. The recent High Court decision regarding the dispute between New Balance and Liverpool FC (LFC) has attracted global press attention...

Co-authored by Wil Kim. Sheffield United FC (SUFC) recently returned to the top-flight of English football for the first time since the 2006/2007 season..

Co-authored by Wil Kim. Over the summer, the Premier League (PL) broke the £9 billion barrier for the sale of the next cycle (2019-2022) of broadcasting rights...

Author: Gaetano Taormina. As Italians marched the streets of New York during the recent Columbus Day festivities, one color broke from the traditional red, white, and green...

Co-authored by Majdie Hajjar. In the case of RFC Seraing and Doyen Sports Company v FIFA and Others [2018] (RFC Seraing), the Belgian Court of Appeal handed down a ruling..