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Mastercard sponsors non-league club with world’s longest name

Mastercard has signed a three-year sponsorship deal with a small Welsh football club with the longes...

QPR deal to ‘redefine fan engagement and create model for future’

Championship side Queens Park Rangers has partnered with real-world asset tokenisation firm TokenFi ...

Could major Revolut-Audi F1 deal bring 100m fans to the sport?

The future Audi F1 Team has partnered with global FinTech Revolut in an agreement that will see Revo...

Cambridge United blazes AI trail with player contracts

Cambridge United FC has partnered with Cambridge‑born LegalTech Genie AI, making The U’s the fir...

Manchester City in Premier League VR first

Manchester City has introduced a new virtual reality experience as part of its stadium tour, becomin...

X to go behind scenes at Burnley FC after Premier League return

Burnley FC and X have partnered in a deal that will see the social media platform produce its first ...

Formula 1’s 2025 season: New regulations and the race for the championship

Okay, so if you’ve been following F1 even casually, you already know something big is brewing for ...

Rangers & Everton legend backs SportTech startup

Former Scotland star Steven Naismith has invested in Glasgow SportTech startup ScribePro. ScribeP...

Schauffele backs Scottish startup just weeks before The Open

A Glasgow-based SportTech has raised £1.2m and teamed up with two-time major winner and golf’s wo...

Sporting royalty offers tips for success at Climb 25

It was fitting that, as I entered the Climb 25 complex on day two, Prince was blaring out of the spe...

Fantasy Premier League gets AI-powered assistant managers

The Premier League has partnered with Microsoft on an ‘intelligence engine’ to transform how it ...

Wimbledon line judges ruled out after 147 years

For the first time in its 147-year history, Wimbledon has eliminated human line judges entirely as t...

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