Norway's Olympic gold medallist ski jumpers Marius Lindvik and Johann Andre Forfang plus three team officials have been charged with ethics and competition violations following allegations of tampering with ski suits, the International Ski Federation (FIS) said on Monday.

SBF President Abdullahi Ahmed Olow delivered a formal objection to the international governing body this week claiming that his organisation is not an official member of the global association, as listed in its website, and instead remains loyal to the IBA, pointing to shady internal manoeuvring.

Villarreal have signed former Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey, days after he was granted conditional bail following an appearance in court on rape and sexual assault charges in London, the club has confirmed.

After warning back in January that it intended to ramp up on stricter border control policies and do away with males allegedly competing in women's sports, the United States government is following through by restricting access to those travelling to international tournaments.

Claim relates to finding of unlawful transfer regulations

Claim relates to finding of unlawful transfer regulations

Former Arsenal midfielder, due in court on Tuesday, has already passed a medical and agreed personal terms with La Liga club.

The Government of the Federal Republic included on Wednesday an allocation of €359 million for sport in the draft federal budget for 2026, presented in Berlin by Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil, according to the Sport-Informations-Dienst news agency.

Reinforcing its stringent policy on transgender participation, athletics' governing body announced this week that it will require a once-in-a-lifetime cheek swab or blood test to detect the presence of the SRY gene for all female competitors at international championships, starting this September.

Taylor, who was fired after a pair of 3–9 seasons, alleges that ESPN articles about his workplace conduct led to his firing this spring.

Taylor, who was fired after a pair of 3–9 seasons, alleges that ESPN articles about his workplace conduct led to his firing this spring.

The World Athletics Council has approved new regulations concerning eligibility conditions to compete in the female category for world ranking competitions.

Eddie Hearn considers proposed changes to the Muhammad Ali Act under the guise of “The Ali Revival Act” unnecessary.

Eddie Hearn considers proposed changes to the Muhammad Ali Act under the guise of “The Ali Revival Act” unnecessary.

The swimmers, represented by Jeff Kessler, said that World Aquatics had blocked the International Swimming League from launching.

The swimmers, represented by Jeff Kessler, said that World Aquatics had blocked the International Swimming League from launching.

Five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team were found not guilty of sexual assault on Thursday, ending a months-long trial that has garnered national attention since it began in April.

The First Chamber of the UEFA Club Financial Control Body has concluded the proceedings on the multi-club ownership case involving Crystal Palace (ENG) and Olympique Lyonnais (FRA).

Athletic Bilbao's Yeray Alvarez has been provisionally suspended due to a failed doping test after a Europa League game against Manchester United, with the defender saying he unintentionally ingested a banned substance in medicine used to treat hair loss.

Nottingham Forest are considering legal action over Tottenham's interest in midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White, sources have told BBC Sport.

Amid a debate that is more alive than ever, and following the executive order signed by the president of the United States in February prohibiting gender-diverse participants from competing in women's sports categories, the US Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the Democrat-led state.

According to The Telegraph, evidence shows Arsenal and football authorities were aware of concerns as long ago as September 2021.

Table Tennis England announced its latest policy on Monday, aligning with the recent UK Supreme Court judgment on the meaning of 'sex' in the Equality Act 2010.

Campaigners against the proposed expansion of the Wimbledon Championships site argued that it is illegal in the High Court on Tuesday ahead of a key decision on the future of SW19.

Fifa’s relationship with US president Donald Trump now has a physically tangible marker, with soccer’s world governing body announcing that it has opened an office at Trump Tower in New York City.

Henry Patten, 29, says he is appealing against decision ‘due to inaccuracies and procedural failures’

Head of FIA bats away criticism from Tim Mayer.

Ysaora Thibus tested positive for ostarine in 2024.

The United States watchdog published its annual review this week, highlighting initiatives during the Paris 2024 Games and improvements made to its response & resolution processes amid a record-high of reports and pressure from Congress and the public to improve timeliness and transparency.

Former Arsenal footballer Thomas Partey has been charged with five counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.

The 'Lia Thomas case' reaches a new phase as Pennsylvania has opted to suspend gender-diverse participants from competing on women's teams.

The nation's highest tribunal has agreed this week to hear two cases challenging sports bans in Idaho and West Virginia, which could set a national legal precedent for transgender participation rights.

The International Olympic Committee-recognised federation began conducting mandatory sex tests on Tuesday, as announced in May.

More than a dozen athletes from different disciplines lost their lives, while violence between Israel and Gaza keeps the region on edge and leaves civilian casualties rising day by day.

The incident allegedly took place at Harden’s 2025 New Year’s Eve party in Texas.

Big League Advance pays minor leaguers and takes a cut from their future earnings. Tatis’s attorney said he would owe $34 million from his current deal.

Donaldson sued his former landlord from a Greenwich, Conn., mansion over mold issues that took more than a month to address.

A federal judge is urging Michael Jordan and his co-plaintiffs to settle an antitrust suit against NASCAR out of court because “it’s hard to picture a winner.”

Gjert Ingebrigtsen, the father and former trainer of Norwegian athletics star Jakob Ingebrigtsen, has been cleared of abusing the two-time Olympic champion, but found guilty of violence against his daughter Ingrid.

Scotland's Paul Craig has urged UFC fans not "to persecute" Rodolfo Bellato after he was accused of "hamming it up" by "flopping" to the canvas following a kick to the face during their light-heavyweight contest in Atlanta.

Inter Milan forward Mehdi Taremi has been left stranded in Iran after failing to get a flight out of the country amid its conflict with Israel, a club source told Reuters, with Italian media reporting the 32-year-old will miss the Club World Cup.

Hamilton Accies Women have been ordered by owners of the town's men's club to change their name and branding, just weeks after sealing promotion to the Scottish Women's Premier League.

After allegations involving improper hiring practices and bribery during his tenure resulted in his suspension this week, the former chairman of the Korea Sports Council announced his intention to immediately request reconsideration of his four-year ban.

A member of Athlete Support Personnel was sanctioned this week in connection with a failed doping test by flag-bearer María José Pinto during Paris 2024.

The former Olympic swimmer claimed that performance-enhancing drugs made him feel "like he was physically rolling back the years" and "able to train like an 18-year-old again," while he was preparing to break the world record for the Enhanced Games promo.

Police are looking to arrest the Super Bowl champion after he fired two shots at a man last month.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Friday urged U.S. authorities not to conduct immigration enforcement targeting attendees of a Gold Cup soccer match in Los Angeles on Saturday, where Mexico's team is due to play the Dominican Republic.

Lee Ki-heung, the former chairman of the country's Sport & Olympic Committee has reportedly been handed a four-year ban by the organisation following a decision made by its Sports Fairness Commission.

While agreeing on the fundamental principle that the much-publicised Enhanced Games promoting drug use in sport must be censored and 'stopped', the international and national anti-doping bodies still found a way to renew their long-standing feud with alleged jurisdiction issues.

The United Arab Emirates Football Association has suspended defender Khalid Al-Dhanhani and forward Sultan Adel for five domestic matches and fined each player 500,000 AED ($136,132.21) on Sunday for misconduct during a national team training camp.