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Gareth Bale said that everyone wants to start playing football but with coronavirus crisis still lingering, staying safe is more important.

UEFA decided that it will decide qualifications on the basis of sporting merit as opposed to the UEFA coefficient ranking.

UEFA's executive committee agreed that the 16-nation tournament in England will now be played from July 6-31 in 2022.

Phil Neville will not continue as the manager of England women's manager when his contract expires next year.

Namita Toppo said the Games delay gives them a chance to get one more year of experience to realise their dream of an Olympic medal.

Indian Super League side Kerala Blasters FC appointed Spaniard Kibu Vicuna, who won the I-League with Mohun Bagan, as the new head coach after parting ways with Eelco Schattorie.

UEFA recommended that domestic European football league seasons, that are ion hold due to the coronavirus, are completed.

Arsenal is the first Premier League club to get its players and boss to agree to coronavirus pay cut, slashing their wages by 12.5 per cent.

State premier of Bavaria Markus Soeder said it remains "completely unimaginable to have spectators" in the stadiums.

Harry Maguire said Manchester United are on the path to win the Premier League title again.

Hockey India is carrying out interactive sessions for its registered technical officials and umpires, across six WhatsApp groups.

ATK's Sanjay Sen agreed with Igor Stimac on the need to reduce the number of foreign players playing in the Indian football teams.

SV Sunil said that the coronavirus lockdown will help the Indian hockey team prepare well for the Tokyo Olympics.

Parma became the third Serie A team to agree wage cuts with the players after Juventus and Cagliari.

Saudi Arabian-backed group are closing in on buying Newcastle United to much glee of fans but human rights activists are not quite sure.

Even though there is no clear end to the lockdown, UEFA is looking for domestic games to continue into July and August.