The Swiss Football Association (SFV) has made a drastic decision to exclude star striker Breel Embolo from the current Nations League squad. The forward, a cornerstone of the Swiss attack, is unable to represent his country following a criminal order related to the falsification of Covid-19 test certificates, leaving a significant void in the team's offensive lineup.
The Swiss Football Association (SFV) has taken a decisive stand by excluding star striker Breel Embolo from the current international call-up. The player finds himself at the center of a legal storm after accepting a penal order related to the falsification of Covid-19 test certificates, a controversy that distances him from the national squad at a critical moment.
The Swiss Football Association (SFV) has taken a decisive stand by excluding star striker Breel Embolo from the current squad. The player became embroiled in a legal scandal after accepting a penal order related to the falsification of Covid-19 test certificates, setting a strict disciplinary precedent within the national team.
Italian football giant Juventus has been hit with a financial penalty by the FIGC following the disruptive behavior of a group of supporters. The incident occurred during a match against Atalanta, where a minute of silence meant to honor the legacy of the iconic Sandro Mazzola was interrupted, sparking a debate on sportsmanship and respect.
The international judo community is reeling after the German Judo Bundesliga imposed a permanent ban on Georgian athlete Akaki Japaridze. Following a violent outburst that left Olympic athlete Timo Cavelius with a fractured jaw, the sport's governing bodies are sending a clear message: violence has no place on the tatami. This shocking incident has not only ended a career but also derailed a world championship dream.
French driver Pierre Gasly didn't hide his fury after the FIA stripped him of a podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix due to a controversial penalty. His comments, captured by Canal+ F1, hint at a legal and sporting battle that could reshape the championship.
In an unprecedented move, Argentina's national government has imposed a historic penalty on a foreign vessel caught fishing illegally in its waters. The fine totals 1.844 billion Argentine pesos—equivalent to 1 million Fishing Units (UP)—marking a major step in protecting the country's maritime resources. Here's what you need to know about this landmark decision.
Alex Albon will face a significant challenge at the Italian Grand Prix this weekend. His team, Williams Racing, has decided to install a new power unit, exceeding the season's allowed allocation. This means the Thai driver will start from the very back of the grid at Monza, the fastest circuit on the Formula 1 calendar.
Formula 1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli will drop to the back of the grid for the Italian Grand Prix after a planned engine change by Mercedes. The decision, confirmed by team sources, shakes up the title run-in as the young Italian faces a tough climb in front of his home crowd.
The NBA has handed down the harshest penalty in its history: a $30 million fine to the LA Clippers, the loss of five first-round picks, and a one-year suspension for owner Steve Ballmer. The sanction, revealed by ESPN insiders, shakes the league to its core and reignites the debate over competitive integrity.
The NBA has imposed one of the harshest sanctions in its history on the Los Angeles Clippers for irregularities in the signing of Kawhi Leonard. The team loses five first-round draft picks, must pay a $30 million fine, and owner Steve Ballmer faces a one-year suspension. The Clippers have announced they will appeal the decision.
The world's top basketball league has uncovered irregularities in Los Angeles Clippers contracts. According to the investigation, the team allegedly funneled millions to star Kawhi Leonard to bypass the salary cap. Sanctions could be historic.
The NBA has handed down a historic punishment to the Los Angeles Clippers for salary cap violations in the signing of Kawhi Leonard. The team loses five first-round picks, pays a $30 million fine, and owner Steve Ballmer is suspended for a year. The investigation uncovered a scheme of hidden sponsorships.
Former Republican Congressman George Santos has been permanently banned from the prediction market Kalshi after betting on his own attendance at a Trump speech. He also faces a $71,356 fine. It is the first lifetime ban in the company's history.
The Appeals Committee has upheld Yuri Berchiche's one-match ban following his red card against Sevilla, despite the CTA acknowledging it was a refereeing error. Athletic Club will be without their left back for the crucial LaLiga match against FC Barcelona at Camp Nou, and coach Terzic is already weighing up his options.
Formula 1 championship leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli will start from the back of the grid at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza after Mercedes decided to replace his entire power unit, exceeding the season limit. Team principal Toto Wolff confirmed the move, explaining why Monza is the perfect track to absorb the penalty and how it could shape the title fight.
Argentine driver Franco Colapinto endured a weekend to forget at the Dutch Grand Prix. After receiving a double penalty in Sunday's race, the Alpine driver finished 14th and added penalty points that put him on the edge. His statements and those of his team spark controversy.
Franco Colapinto's impressive weekend at the Dutch Grand Prix was shattered by a controversial 10-second penalty, dropping him from a potential points finish to 14th. The Argentine driver and his Alpine team have voiced their frustration, while the FIA faces a wave of criticism. Despite the setback, Colapinto's future in F1 looks brighter than ever.
El Gran Premio de Países Bajos dejó una victoria de Lando Norris, pero la polémica se centró en Franco Colapinto y su doble sanción. Ahora, un análisis telemétrico y las palabras de Arvid Lindblad, sancionado por el mismo incidente, desnudan la controvertida decisión de los comisarios que arruinó la carrera del argentino.
Major League Soccer fined Lionel Messi an undisclosed amount for touching an opponent's head in a match against Philadelphia. The Argentine star remains eligible and is set to play against Toronto FC this Saturday at 8:30 PM ET.
The MLS Disciplinary Committee has fined Lionel Messi for touching an opponent's head during Inter Miami's 2-2 draw with Philadelphia Union. The Argentine star, who scored his first goal since his father's passing, will be eligible for Saturday's clash against Toronto FC.
A late-night tweet from Formula Racers on August 22, 2026, revealed that Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda face an FIA inquiry for failing to follow race director instructions during the sprint. The outcome could reshape the Sunday grid and intensify the title battle.
FIFA handed Leandro Paredes a 10-match suspension and Nahuel Molina a 7-match ban for the incidents following Argentina's loss to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final. The Argentine FA, fined over US$561,000, will appeal, possibly reaching the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
World football's governing body has delivered a crushing verdict against Argentina's national team, suspending Leandro Paredes for 10 matches and Nahuel Molina for 7 after the chaotic 2026 World Cup final. The Argentine Football Association (AFA) vows to appeal the sanctions, which also include fines exceeding half a million dollars. Discover the full scope of the penalties and the legal battle ahead.
FIFA handed a historic sanction to Leandro Paredes and Nahuel Molina following the incidents in the 2026 World Cup final against Spain. The Boca Juniors midfielder received a 10-match suspension, a penalty only surpassed by Iraqi player Samir Shaker. The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has already announced it will appeal the decision and does not rule out taking the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
