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Police said shooter had history of family violence and there was no reason to delay World Cup opening matchTwo people have been killed and six injured after a shooting in Auckland city centre on Thursday morning, hours before the Women’s World Cup kick…
Read MoreA new football league in Tokyo has been established with one strict criterion: all the players are aged 80 and above. In Japan, where people over 65 represent nearly a third of the population, active older people are challenging ideas about what they c…
Read MoreSoccer for Life league in Tokyo has about 40 players, enough for three teams, playing 30-minute matchesThere are mops of silver hair, Bobby Charlton combovers and a fair number of creaking knees. But the Red Star and Blue Hawaii football teams can be f…
Read MoreWorkers at World Cup 2022 venues fired as tournament ended and allegedly jailed or deported after trying to claim unpaid wagesThree World Cup security guards who were detained while trying to resolve a dispute over unpaid wages are still being held in …
Read MoreSpanish manager whose CV also features time at Barcelona and Brighton recently led ATK Mohun Bagan to playoff triumphWhen the 2022-23 Indian Super League (ISL) ended last month, four of the 11 teams had Spanish coaches, four were in English hands and t…
Read MoreStadiums are reopening but detentions of major football figures overshadow the sport, as scandal engulfs basketballSergio Agüero may be one of the greatest strikers of his generation, but he won an even rarer accolade in 2015, when he became the first …
Read MoreFor thousands of low-paid workers, this year’s games brought back only memories of abuse and exploitationOn a huge billboard in front of Kathmandu’s international airport, is a picture of five migrant workers with the words: “Meet the hardest working t…
Read MoreVictory in World Cup opener sparks street celebrations and banishes painful memories in Doha of failure to qualify for USA 1994Japan’s shock victory over Germany in Qatar on Wednesday sparked late-night celebrations and calls to mark the Samurai Blue’s…
Read MorePresident Joko Widodo says Kanjuruhan stadium will be rebuilt to ‘Fifa standards’ after meeting with the world football body’s leaderThe Indonesian football stadium where more than 130 people were killed in a crowd crush on 1 October will be torn down …
Read MorePolice and match organisers among those to be charged after 131 were killed in one of the worst sports disasters in historySix people, including police and match organisers, are facing criminal charges in Indonesia after a crowd crush at a football gam…
Read MoreIwan Junaedi, one of the 131 people killed on Saturday, fulfilled his vow to support his team until his last breath, his wife saysThe Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, has visited victims of the Kanjuruhan stadium disaster, vowing to find the “root” o…
Read MoreOfficers investigated after teargas fired and at least 125 people, including 32 children, killed in crushAn Indonesian police chief and nine elite officers were removed from their posts and 18 others were being investigated for responsibility in the fi…
Read MoreWitnesses describe how police use of teargas led to brutal crushes that killed 125 football fans in East JavaJust after the match between Arema FC and Persebaya Surabaya had finished at Kanjuruhan stadium in Malang, East Java, Indonesia, on Saturday ni…
Read More125 people died and hundreds were injured at an Indonesian league football match. Supporters of the Javanese clubs and longtime rivals Arema and Persebaya Surabaya clashed after Arema were defeated 3-2 at the match in Malang regency, East Java. Support…
Read MorePolice and match organisers under scrutiny after officers fired teargas in response to rioting fansOne of the world’s worst-ever sports stadium disasters has left 125 people dead and around 180 injured at a football match in Indonesia.Police used tearg…
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