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After Doping – No Room for Pogba
The doping-banned Frenchman Paul Pogba is free to play football again in March next year. Now his club Juventus announces that there will likely be no place in the squad for the 31-year-old midfielder.
Million Rain for World Number One Sinner
He has won seven titles, including two Grand Slam tournaments. A success that has jingled in the cash register.
Pogba wants to make a comeback: "The nightmare is over"
The French football star Paul Pogba is firmly convinced that he will return to football after his doping ban. > The nightmare is over.
Star's doping ban reduced
The football star Paul Pogba's doping ban has been shortened from four years to 18 months, confirms a spokesperson for the sports arbitration court (Cas). "Finally, the nightmare is over", says Pogba in a statement.
EU: Fifa's transfer rules violate the law
FIFA's rules on player transfers constitute a breach of EU law. This is stated by the EU Court of Justice in a ruling that is expected to shake up the football transfer market.
Regrets about the doping scandal: "Thought it was over"
The doping case surrounding the world's top tennis player, Jannik Sinner, seemed to be over – but last week the anti-doping organization Wada appealed the verdict to the sports arbitration court, Cas. Now the Italian is telling about how the pressure from the appeal is affecting him.
Thrill when Alcaraz won the super duel: "Proud"
World number one Jannik Sinner against world number three Carlos Alcaraz. Then Alcaraz won a giant thriller over three hours long in the final of Beijing's ATP tournament.
The world number one is threatened with a two-year ban
The doping case surrounding tennis star Jannik Sinner is now moving forward. The anti-doping organization Wada is appealing to the sports arbitration court, Cas, and wants to see Sinner banned for up to two years.
Chile Refuses to Give Up Olympic Bronze
The battle for the OS bronze in freestyle continues. Now, the American gymnast Jordan Chiles, who finished fifth in the final in Paris last month, has asked the Swiss Supreme Court to take on the case.
City faces punishment in "the trial of the century in sports"
It has been described in British media as "the trial of the century in sports". Now, the questioning of Manchester City begins – which, among other things, can lead to point deductions or relegation.
Aregawi's delayed Olympic Games bronze may become silver
One month ago, runner Abeba Aregawi received a belated Olympic Games bronze medal – twelve years after the 1,500-meter final in London 2012. Now, the bronze medal appears to be upgraded to a silver medal following another doping disqualification that affects the race retroactively.
Appealed to Cas – gets his sentence doubled
The Croatian football player Mario Vuskovic tested positive for the banned substance epo in November 2022 and was banned for two years – a punishment the 22-year-old was not satisfied with. He chose to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) but it didn't go as he had planned.
Star back after scandal - won directly
Controversial Chinese swimming star Sun Yang is back after doping suspension. It was a direct win in the Chinese Summer Championships.
Racist attacks on Chilean athlete after Olympic Games chaos
The American gymnast Jordan Chiles was stripped of her Olympic Games bronze after a ruling from the sports arbitration court Cas. Afterwards, the 23-year-old has been subjected to racist attacks on the internet, she says in a statement.
City premiere in wait for the verdict: "We are innocent"
On Sunday, Manchester City will play their Premier League premiere. A season that can shake the reigning champions thoroughly – as a verdict on the club's potential rule violations is expected to come.
The gymnast is forced to return her Olympic bronze
The American gymnast Jordan Chiles must return her bronze medal from the Olympic Games in Paris. This after a decision from Cas.
No Marta in the Olympic Games Semifinal – Appeal Rejected
Brazil hoped until the last minute that football star Marta would be able to play tonight's Olympic Games semifinal against Spain – but it will not be so. Marta was suspended for two matches, since she was sent off in the team's last group stage match after being high up with her leg and hitting Spain's Olga Carmona in the head with her foot.
The Gender Battle in the Olympic Games: "Individual Cases Can Dominate"
A gender dispute has received major headlines in the Olympic Games as two female boxers who are said to have typically male chromosomes were stopped in the World Championship but are allowed to compete in the Olympic Games. According to chief physician Angelica Hirschberg, female athletes can have a significant advantage if they have high levels of male sex hormone.
After the Drone Scandal – Tough Penalty for Canada
Canada's women's national football team spied on their first opponent New Zealand with a drone. Now the reigning Olympic champion – who defeated Sweden in the final in 2021 – is being punished with a six-point deduction in the ongoing Olympic tournament.
Rejected from the Olympics – now joining forces against the Swedish Olympic Committee
Six Swedish athletes are joining forces and opening a joint case in CAS, the sports arbitration court, against the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK). This is what the active athletes write in an email to TT.
The Swedish Olympic Committee defends Olympic criteria – backed by the International Olympic Committee
The Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK) defends its selection criteria for allowing active athletes to participate in the Olympics and receives backing from the International Olympic Committee (IOC). "The national Olympic committees have exclusive right to representation from their respective countries", writes IOC Director Lenny Abbey in an email, according to SOK.
Sailor OS-nobbed – initiates process against the Swedish Olympic Committee
The sailor Emil Bengtson qualified Sweden for the Olympics, despite this he was rejected from the Olympic team. Now he is accusing the Swedish Olympic Committee of violating the International Olympic Committee's rules – and is initiating a process in CAS, the sports arbitration court.
Thomas loses appeal against transgender rules
Lia Thomas lost her appeal against the swimming regulations regarding trans people. .
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