For most football fans around the world, the English Premier League (EPL) is the pinnacle of the sport. And with good reason – the EPL is by far the most lucrative league globally. According to a Safebettingsites data presentation, the EPL generated a staggering €3.5B in broadcasting revenue in the 2021/22 season. 

PXG, a global research and development company dedicated to creating the world's finest golf equipment and apparel, recently opened its first custom build and distribution centre in the United Kingdom. A state-of-the-art facility, PXG UK is key to expanding the brand's international footprint and ensuring even more golfers throughout Europe have quick and easy access to the exceptional products PXG delivers.

A printing and packaging firm is set to put Wednesbury on the global map after signing up to be one of the sponsors of the ITF World Tennis Tour W100 event at Shrewsbury.

Quantum Print and Packaging, in the West Midlands town, is sponsoring the much-anticipated event which takes place at The Shrewsbury Club in October and will see international and leading British tennis players compete in what will be the biggest women's indoor tennis event in the UK this year.  

Fifa's decision to suspend India's football association has cast a shadow over the future of the sport and its players in the country. The ban, which was just announced, may prevent India from hosting the women's Under-17 World Cup, which was set to begin on 11 October.

India's Supreme Court asked the federal government to take proactive steps to ensure that the suspension is lifted and the World Cup goes ahead according to plan.

Sportslens.com has put together some interesting numbers about Premier League football players and their nationalities. According to their calculations, only two Premier League clubs gave more than half of their game time to English players in 2021-22. Premier League champions Manchester City afforded only 24.5% of playing time to English players in the Premier League.

For the first time ever, Circuit of The Americas (COTA) has created an infield viewing grandstand for the Formula 1 Aramco United States Grand Prix (USGP) coming to Austin this October.

This year’s race will be the 10th USGP to be held at COTA and marks COTA’s 10th birthday. With so much to celebrate, a brand-new grandstand at the infield of The Circuit is just one of COTA’s plans to make this year’s festival-like event bigger and better than ever.