New Zealand Rugby are set to take legal action against Manchester United co-owners INEOS after an alleged breach of contract.

New Zealand Rugby is taking legal action against Ineos, the co-owners of Manchester United, and have accused Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company of breaching their lucrative sponsorship deal.

The All Blacks accused the petrochemicals giant of refusing to pay an instalment on a six-year deal and attempting to 'walk ...

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The footballing world is set to come together tomorrow to pay its final respects to Denis Law, one of Manchester United’s ...

Manchester United’s journey in this season’s FA Cup will continue at Old Trafford after being drawn against Fulham in the ...

Hello there! And just like that, another UEFA Champions League week is upon us. Ahead of the first-ever edition of the ...

The British government is touting its success in raiding businesses that employ unauthorized workers and deporting thousands of migrants with no right to stay in the U.K. The "blitz on illegal working ...

With the knockout ties set to be played on either March 4 or March 5, Uefa have unveiled their new adidas 'Pro Ball Munich' match ball. Dark green features predominantly around the ball while the ...

Trump's 'mass deportation' is so far a TV reality show of shackles, Gitmo and raids to terrorize migrants and thrill MAGA.

The presentation design agency was crowned #1 for the second consecutive year.United Kingdom, February 8, 2025 -- Manchester-based presentation ...

Dorgu performed well across his 45-minute debut on the right. He dovetailed with Amad Diallo ahead of him and dropped back ...