Great stat from The Times' Bill Edgar, which I've only just spotted. Ipswich's 27 goals in League One in April was the most in one month in any division since Bolton scored 28 times in the second tier in September 1964. #itfc
This is ridiculous (via @JoePompliano).
Out of the 200 most-watched TV programs in the United States over the last two years, the @NFL was responsible for 157 of those spots — compared to 0 for the @NBA, @MLB, @NHL, and @MLS combined.
Picking off iconic venues feels like a game changer for #LIV. If they get enough of them.
Valderrama hosting next year is a start. You can't buy history but resonates a lot more than St Albans.
Now they need a Harbour Town, Pebble Beach or a Scottsdale...
https://t.co/dqxdnEIdgv
As per our @TimesSport exclusive from September, and yesterday, #England confirm their player names will be printed on Men's shirts this autumn.
This is what it'll look like...
📸@GettyImages@EnglandRugby
https://t.co/t0ZOa0J2ve
Test cricket continues to do the business for Cricket Australia (+ imagine even Pat Cummins would approve of NRMA Insurance - one of Australia's most trusted brands - as domestic Test series naming partner). https://t.co/khLuB43WHW
For me, standout challenge for #LIVGolf deriving fee of substance from US market is control over product. Rights-holding network wouldn’t have its own commentators, studios or greenside interviews as LIV insists on ‘controlling narrative’ as well as production. Tougher sell that.
Fanatics has signed a wide-ranging deal with the International Cricket Council to manage retail at upcoming events and manufacture officially licensed products. Fanatics will also operate the official @ICC Global online store for all events. https://t.co/BKYuWEvJXJ