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23 Charged Over Nazi and Anti-Semitic Chants Before Hajduk Split-Ajax Match

Croatian police say 23 people have been formally charged with shouting Nazi and anti-Semitic slogans before the match between Hajduk Split and Ajax.

Jim Gottfridsson Dropped From Sweden Squad as Jonathan Carlsbogård Declines Call-Up

Jim Gottfridsson has played 190 international matches, but the veteran has now been left out of the national handball team’s squad for its European Championship qualifiers against Greece and Luxembourg. “We believe there are players in that position who have performed better,” national team coach Michael Apelgren says.

French victory as Lille selected for new EU customs authority headquarters

The EU's new customs authority, ECA, will be headquartered in Lille, France.

Nationalist artist Marko Perković welcomes Croatia handball team, faces criticism

Croatia won bronze in the European Handball Championship. Now the players have been welcomed home by controversial artist Marko Perković.

Malmö Concedes Late Equalizer to Dinamo Zagreb in Europa League

It looked for a long time like it would be a win for Malmö FF. But with seconds left, the away team Dinamo Zagreb equalized to 1–1 in the Europa League meeting. It's sour that we don't get to take the win with us, says Malmö's goal scorer Oscar Lewicki to Disney+.

Jonna Malmgren Misses Bronze at Wrestling World Championship

Controversial Singer Thompson Sets Audience Record in Croatia

Marko Perkovic, also known as Thompson, set a record for the audience during a concert in Croatia with 450,000 sold tickets. The singer has several times shown pronazististic sympathies and been forbidden to perform in other countries.

Football Executive Earns Million Salary – Donates 35 Percent

The Swede Karl-Erik Nilsson has received around 2.7 million kronor annually during his eight years on the European Football Association's (Uefa's) board. Now the Norwegian Lise Klaveness is expected to take a seat on the powerful body and reveals that she will be donating up to 35 percent of her remuneration.