In spite of measures designed to secure competitive balance in European football, the transfer market still lacks transparency and regulation in a number of areas, says new report from the European Commission.

While 40% of Europeans exercise at least once a week, the number of citizens that never exercise is increasing, new numbers from Eurobarometer show.

Press release: After more than 13 years in the seat, Director of the Danish Institute for Sports Studies/Play the Game, Henrik H. Brandt steps down.

Albania’s leading football club, Skenderbeu, is facing allegations of match manipulation on a “stunning global scale” to obtain betting profits.

The United States Anti-Doping Agency is exploring the use of government sanctions to penalise Russians involved in the state-sponsored doping scheme during Sochi 2014.

Responding to massive interest from stakeholders around the world, Play the Game now opens up for including new partners to its cross-border benchmarking of national sports governance.

Given its stained track record of discrimination against the disabled, North Korea’s participation in the Paralympics may seem surprising – or not?

Scott Blackmun has stepped down as U.S. Olympic Committee President following criticism in the wake of the US Gymnastics sexual abuse scandal.