With the Cricket World Cup off to a strong start, how has money changed the sport in recent years?
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How is money changing world cricket?
With the Cricket World Cup off to a strong start, how has money changed the sport in recent years?
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Video 5 minutes 56 seconds
How is money changing world cricket?
With the Cricket World Cup off to a strong start, how has money changed the sport in recent years?
FA agrees £50m sponsorship deal with BT
The Football Association announces a five-year sponsorship deal worth around £50m with BT.
MP calls for football club finances probe
Ivan Lewis wants an investigation into Bury's debt, as wages remain unpaid and a winding-up petition looms.
Strict liability 'doesn't work anywhere'
SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster insists strict liability does not work "anywhere in the world" while claiming clubs do take responsibility for fan behaviour.
European football 'worth a record £25bn'
The European football industry is now worth a record amount, according to new figures from Deloitte.
Real Madrid 'most valuable club in Europe'
The Spanish club tops KPMG's study of top sides' "enterprise value", ahead of Man Utd and Bayern Munich.
Football firm Goals in new profit warning
The five-a-side football company warns of poor results for both 2018 and 2019.
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Video 5 minutes 56 seconds
How is money changing world cricket?
With the Cricket World Cup off to a strong start, how has money changed the sport in recent years?
FA agrees £50m sponsorship deal with BT
The Football Association announces a five-year sponsorship deal worth around £50m with BT.
MP calls for football club finances probe
Ivan Lewis wants an investigation into Bury's debt, as wages remain unpaid and a winding-up petition looms.
Strict liability 'doesn't work anywhere'
SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster insists strict liability does not work "anywhere in the world" while claiming clubs do take responsibility for fan behaviour.
European football 'worth a record £25bn'
The European football industry is now worth a record amount, according to new figures from Deloitte.
Real Madrid 'most valuable club in Europe'
The Spanish club tops KPMG's study of top sides' "enterprise value", ahead of Man Utd and Bayern Munich.
Football firm Goals in new profit warning
The five-a-side football company warns of poor results for both 2018 and 2019.
FA agrees £50m sponsorship deal with BT
The Football Association announces a five-year sponsorship deal worth around £50m with BT.
MP calls for football club finances probe
Ivan Lewis wants an investigation into Bury's debt, as wages remain unpaid and a winding-up petition looms.
Strict liability 'doesn't work anywhere'
SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster insists strict liability does not work "anywhere in the world" while claiming clubs do take responsibility for fan behaviour.
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Bill Wilson
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The Spanish club tops KPMG's study of top sides' "enterprise value", ahead of Man Utd and Bayern Munich.
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Aston Villa and Derby County compete in the Championship Play-Off final at Wembley on Monday, with Deloitte calling it "the most lucrative one-off match in world football".
Its Sports Business Group says promotion to the Premier League will see an increase in revenue of at least £170m, rising to a minimum of £300m if they avoid relegation in their first season.
Dan Jones, partner and head of the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, said: “This season’s Championship has been tremendously competitive at the top-end of the table, and the play-off games so far have provided great entertainment for neutral football fans.
“This winner-takes-all clash will once again be a great advertisement for the Championship, with the winner guaranteed to see a significant boost to their revenues."
Bill Wilson
Business reporter, BBC News
Teams are missing out on £142m, with Man United's ground the most valuable asset, a report says.
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Bill Wilson
Business reporter, BBC News
But sports rights-holders may be under-exploiting the value of sponsorship deals, a report says.
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