Barcelona players criticise plans to host women’s Supercopa in Saudi Arabia amid concerns over women’s rights

Barcelona footballers have expressed concerns about the proposal to host the Women’s Supercopa in Saudi Arabia, citing issues related to the country’s human rights record. Players have raised questions about the motivations behind the decision, particularly regarding financial incentives and reports of harassment during the Men’s Supercopa in Saudi Arabia

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FIH makes face masks mandatory when defending penalty corners

The International Hockey Federation has decided to make it mandatory for all players to wear a face mask when defending penalty corners in all events, effective immediately

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UKAD sees record number of whistleblower reports on doping in sport, highlighting growing efforts to protect integrity

Since launching its whistleblower initiative in November 2020, UK Anti-Doping received an unprecedented number of tip-offs in 2024

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British Triathlon introduces pregnancy deferral policy for its Age Group team

British Triathlon has become the first national governing body in triathlon to instate a pregnancy deferral policy for its Age Group team. Women who qualify may now defer their place for up to two years

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PGMOL condemns abuse of officials amid growing concerns in football

PGMOL has condemned the abuse aimed at referee Michael Oliver over his red card decision in the Arsenal vs Wolves match, highlighting the growing issue of abuse towards football officials and managers, including Motherwell’s Stuart Kettlewell

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Discrepancy in prize for ski jumping qualifying winners sparks discussion on gender equality

A recent Ski Jumping World Cup event highlighted gender inequality, with male winner receiving 3,000 Swiss francs and female winner only receiving towels and shampoo. This has sparked discussions on gender equality in winter sports, particularly in light of the exclusion of women from Nordic Combined at the 2026 Winter Olympics

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SafeSport faces crisis and strengthens vetting process after former investigator charged with rape and sex trafficking

Following the arrest of a former investigator charged with rape and sex trafficking, the U.S. Center for SafeSport is reevaluating its hiring and screening practices, adding a morals clause to its code of conduct, and having its CEO personally interview job candidates to strengthen the vetting process and restore trust

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Fraud allegations against CAF General Secretary Mosengo-Omba dismissed

Fraud allegations against the Confederation of African Football’s General Secretary, Mosengo-Omba, have been cleared

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IOC president Bach hopes German gymnastics scandal stimulates change

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach expects significant consequences following allegations of “systematic physical and mental abuse” within German gymnastics and hopes the ramifications spur lasting change

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