Luis Figo

FIFA World Cup moments: When Portugal, Netherlands made the referee go into overdrive in the Battle of Nuremberg

The round of 16 clash between Portugal and Netherlands in the 2006 World Cup, also known as the ‘Battle of Nuremberg’ is a shining example of a contest that leaves a bad taste in the mouth in the end.

Portuguese footballler Luis Figo parts ways with Premier Futsal; calls five-day tournament 'complete failure'

As president of Premier Futsal, Luis Figo has been involved with the multi-city tournament since its first edition in 2016.

Premier League: Despite 13 points clear, manager Pep Guardiola fears Manchester City title challenge collapse

Pep Guardiola has made the extraordinary suggestion that Manchester City could suffer a stunning Premier League title collapse.

Laureus World Sports Awards 2018: Kapil Dev, Yuvraj Singh and other stars to grace ceremony

A glittering collection of the greatest sportsmen, sportswomen and teams have been nominated for this year's Laureus World Sports Awards, following a global vote by the world's media.

Champions League: From Rivaldo-led revival to Fernando Torres breaking Catalan hearts, classic Chelsea-Barcelona clashes

From Rivaldo leading Barcelona to a 5-1 win in 2000 to Fernando Torres capping a stunning 3-2 aggregate win for Chelsea in 2012, here are classic Chelsea vs Barcelona clashes.

Premier League: Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham can't force Harry Kane to stay at the club

Kane signed a new five-and-a-half-year contract in 2016 worth more than £100,000 ($135,000) a week but his wages are still modest in comparison with the world's leading players.

Neymar to PSG: Former Barcelona forward to miss out on bonus amount for not fulfilling contract with club

Club spokesman Josep Vives admitted Barcelona had been left irritated by Neymar's decision to leave despite signing a new five-year deal

La Liga: Neymar's depature leaves Barcelona cash-rich, but with dilemma of filling void

Barcelona find themselves flush with €222 million ($263.5 million), but faced with replacing one of the world's best players after Neymar's move to Paris Saint-Germain smashed the world transfer record.

La Liga: Real Madrid's change in transfer policy helping club to reap financial dividends

Real Madrid changed their transfer policy in 2009. For every big money signing like Ronaldo and Benzema, they were able to snap up relatively cheaper players like Mesut Ozil

Premier Futsal will be bigger and better this year, says Brazilian superstar Ronaldinho

Premier Futsal has also announced that they have signed a three-year contract with Ronaldinho.