Fifa announces £1.2bn coronavirus relief plan
A coronavirus relief plan for world football which could cost up to £1.2 billion ($1.5bn) has been announced by Fifa. You may also like
Real Madrid take control of La Liga title race after VAR’s helping hand
Zinedine Zidane’s side benefited from a number of marginal calls against Real Sociedad as they recorded the win they needed to go top of La Liga. You may also like
Sterling, Rapinoe insist players need time to prepare for competitive football
Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling and OL Reign captain Megan Rapinoe have insisted that players need to be given time to prepare before they are asked to return to competitive action. You may also like
Ghost Busters
Sport, for the next few months at least, will be an occasion experienced on television, online or imagined through radio and live audio streaming, writes Mark Keohane for IOL Sport. You may also like
Even in training, it’s always him! – Bernardo Silva reveals what makes Ronaldo so special
Cristiano Ronaldo may have turned 35 in February, but the Juventus forward is not ready to give up on adding to his extraordinary medal haul yet, according to his Portugal team-mate Bernardo Silva. You may also like
Coronavirus not a concern for healthy footballers – Lehman
Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has backed the Bundesliga’s upcoming return, saying that the coronavirus isn’t a ‘big concern’ for healthy, young athletes. You may also like
Thanking the brave frontline workers on International Nurse Day
Join SportsClub in thanking the brave men and women who have been on the frontline in the fight against the coronavirus on this International Nurse Day. You may also like
Ifab approves use of five substitutes per match once football returns
Teams will be allowed to make five substitutions during matches when football resumes after the coronavirus-enforced break, the International Football Association Board (Ifab) has confirmed. You may also like
To donate or not to donate: An unfortunate study in contrasts
Mark Keohane, in his Cape Times and IOL column, writes that the 99 year-old Captain Tom, to whom this column was dedicated a week ago, has raised 28 million pounds in the last 10 days as he walks lengths of his garden every day, just a week out from his 100th birthday. You may also like
Fifa allows transfer window movement and extension to contracts
Fifa has approved the extension of player contracts until seasons are able to conclude and the movement of transfer windows in response the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
