FIFA forced to switch stadiums for the Club World Cup final
FIFA has announced that it will be changing the venue for the Club World Cup Final as the stadium where it was scheduled to be held at first has not been signed off yet. The stadium is in Doha and can hold 40,000 people but has yet to host any events. The match will instead be held at the Khalifa International Stadium.
football soccer final fifa qatar world-cup
BBCRelated Articles
Jurgen Klopp's wry smile after Christian Pulisic strike at Anfield
Jurgen Klopp seemed to show his approval after Christian Pulisic's brilliant turn and finish for Chelsea in their defeat against Liverpool on Wednesday night. However, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's late goal sealed a thrilling 5-3 win for the Premier League champions but Klopp, who gave a teenage Pulisic his chance at Borussia Dortmund in 2015, was impressed with the American's goal and fans on social media did not miss the German's reaction.
dailymail football premier-league liverpool
Dailymail
Football match in Romania called off over six coronavirus cases
According to the reports, Romanian Football Federation has called off Saturday's second division match between leaders UTA Arad and Petrolul Ploiesti after five Petrolul players and the club's kit man were diagnosed with the coronavirus. Club announced that the infected players had been isolated and local health authorities were working to determine how they got infected
football romania match coronavirus
CNA
NFL considering big change to widely loathed preseason
Changes would allow NFL teams to take a more measured approach to training camp, with the first preseason games pushed back a few weeks. Teams can report to camp 47 days before their first regular season game, meaning most teams will be able to open camp July 28.
football nfl new-york-jets
Nypost
Raheem Sterling backs George Floyd protests
England and Manchester City star Raheem Sterling has backed protests taking place across the UK, saying "the only disease right now is the racism that we are fighting". Thousands of people have taken part in Black Lives Matter marches in the UK, despite the coronavirus threat. "This is the most important thing at this moment in time because this is something that is happening for years and years," Sterling
football racism sterling raheem
BBC