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UEFA Euro 2008 deadline day
Candidates to host soccer's Euro 2008 tournament have until the end of today to submit official bids to governing body UEFA.
Could it be back to round one?
Las Vegas has once again emerged as a possible candidate to stage the Lennox Lewis versus Mike Tyson heavyweight bout, in the latest twist in a saga attracting more attention than the prospect of the fight itself.
Scotland considers joint Euro 2008 bid
Scotland is considering a joint bid with the Republic of Ireland to host football's 2008 European Championships according to UK newspaper reports.
Denmark game goes live on broadband
Last weekend’s 'friendly' soccer international between Denmark and the Netherlands was streamed live on the internet - only the second time a broadband transmission has been agreed by the Danish Football Association (DFA).
Kirch blurs the World Cup picture
With time running out until the opening game of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, many broadcasters are playing a waiting game over TV rights. Tim Wallace explains why
Nordic countries confirm Euro 2008 bid
The Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden have confirmed their intention to bid for the right to host the 2008 European Championships.
Deadline set for Scandinavian TV deal
Scandinavian pay-TV broadcaster Canal Digital has said uncertainty surrounding the region's 2002 soccer World Cup rights deal must be resolved by the end of October.
Carlsberg sign soccer sponsor deal
Danish soccer club Odense Boldklub has signed a five-year sponsorship deal with Carlsberg Danmark, a subsidiary of the international brewing group Carlsberg Breweries.
Nordic 2008 bid reveals venues
The four-country Nordic bid for the 2008 European football championships has announced the venues it is proposing to host the tournament.
Test case to offer insight into World Cup TV rights battle
The outcome of a test case hearing could determine the long-running dispute over whether the UK television rights to the 2002 soccer World Cup are awarded to terrestrial broadcasters – BBC and ITV – or if the rights owner, German media group Kirch, is allowed to sell them to a satellite or cable platform.
UK Viewers could miss out on 2002 World Cup
In the wake of the recent test case ruling involving the Independent Television Commission (ITC), 2002 World Cup TV rights holders the Kirch Gruppe could decide not to part with the rights, meaning UK viewers would be unable to watch the tournament to be held in Japan and South Korea.
Tyson signs $6m fight deal
The September 8 fight between former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and Denmark's Brian Nielsen has been finalised, Danish promoter Mogens Palle has confirmed.
KELLOGGS TO SPONSOR NBA
Kellogg's and the National Basketball Association have signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement.
LEEDS UNITED DO SCANDINAVIAN RETAIL DEAL
English soccer club Leeds United has joined forces with two of Scandinavia?s largest retail distributors in a bid to increase brand awareness and maximise marketing opportunities worldwide.
FOX KIDS EUROPE TEAMS UP WITH SPORTAL
Fox Kids Europe, the pan-European children?s entertainment company, and interactive sports content provider Sportal have signed a long-term agreement to launch dedicated children?s sports sites.
NHL FINALS TO REACH 170 COUNTRIES
NHL International, in conjunction with ESPN International, will distribute the 2000 NHL
FIVE OVERSEAS PLAYERS HONOURED BY FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Just five players from outside the British Isles made it onto the Football League's list of '100 legends' when it was announced to mark the league's centenary season.
BEIJING TO HOST RAHMAN TITLE BOUT
Boxing heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman will defend his titles in August in Beijing, his promoter has confirmed.