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ATP CONFIDENT FOR FUTURE DESPITE ISL DEATH
The ATP says it can now implement plans for its future following the demise of the ISMM Group.
HAMBURG NOT UP TO THE JOB SAYS ATP CHIEF MILES
ATP Tour chief Mark Miles has said the German city of Hamburg could not host one of the top events for men and women which are to be introduced next year.
VIVENDI CONFIRMS BERTELSMANN TALKS IN SPORT
Media group Vivendi Universal has confirmed that it was in talks with Germany's Bertelsmann about merging their sports rights interests to create a leading pan-European player.
POWERBOAT STANDARDS SET AS SERIES GETS UNDERWAY
The opening leg of the UIM Formula 1 Powerboat World Championship in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, will be used as a benchmark for other venues of the 14-round UIM world championship
MUNICH MAY LOSE OUT AS WORLD CUP VENUE
Munich might miss out on the 2006 World Cup if it fails to reach an agreement on a new stadium, Franz Beckenbauer has said.
SCARSELLA NAMED NEW OCEANIA SOCCER PRESIDENT
Soccer Australia (SA) chairman Basil Scarsella has won a vote 12-11 to succeed controversial New Zealander Charlie Dempsey as president of the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC).
GERMANY RE-EXAMINES MYSTERIOUS 1979 DEATH OF EIGENDORF
German justice authorities said on Wednesday they were investigating the death of East German soccer star Lutz Eigendorf who defected to West Germany in 1979 and was killed in a mysterious car accident four years later.
AFTER THE WORLD CUP, NOW GERMANY SETS SIGHTS ON OLYMPICS
Germany is considering bidding for the Olympic Games and will unveil details of its plans next week, the German Olympic Committee (NOK) has said.
SCARSELLA SET TO REPLACE DEMPSEY AS SOCCER CHIEF
The Oceania Football Confederation is expected to elect Australian Basil Scarsella as its new president on Thursday in place of New Zealand's Charlie Dempsey who controversially quit the post in July.
OLYMPIC SOCCER COULD SWITCH FROM CANBERRA
Olympic organisers could be forced to switch soccer games away from Canberra because of worries that its new playing surface would not be ready.
FIFA REJECT SOUTH AFRICA ARBITRATION CLAIM
FIFA has firmly rejected South Africa's request for arbitration over last month's vote to award the 2006 World Cup finals to Germany.
SOUTH AFRICA HUNTS 2010 CUP
South Africa?s 2006 bid leader Danny Jordaan will ask FIFA to award his country the 2010 World Cup, following the controversial vote to give Germany the tournament in 2006.
FIFA TO EXAMINE WORLD CUP SELECTION PROCESS
FIFA's executive committee will discuss an overhaul of the system for selecting hosts for future World Cups at its meeting next month..
2006 DECISION: ENGLAND `HUGELY DISAPPOINTED? AT EARLY EXIT
England World Cup 2006 bid officials have spoken of their extreme disappointment at their second round exit during today?s FIFA executive committee vote.
FIFA ? BRAZIL IN CLEAR OVER 2006 PULL-0UT
Soccer's world governing body FIFA said "no sanctions were foreseen" against Brazil for pulling out of the race to host the 2006 World Cup at the 11th hour.
ENGLAND 2006 BID DEALT FATAL BLOW
England's bid to stage the 2006 World Cup finals appears to have been dealt a fatal blow by the violent behaviour of the hooligans who caused mayhem over the weekend in Belgium, according to senior FIFA figures.
SPORTS.COM FORMS WIMBLEDON.ORG PARTNERSHIP
Sports.com has been chosen as the exclusively designated Official Sports Partner of Wimbledon.org for the All England Tennis Club.
ALLIANZ FORMS F1 PARTNERSHIP WITH BMW
German insurance group Allianz AG has formed a partnership with Formula One team BMW Williams to cooperate in sponsoring, risk management and financial services.