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PtG Article 19.03.2024
Women's football teams should not play in white shorts if they want to win
PtG Comment 27.02.2024
From Qatar to Saudi: Soul-searching in sports reporting
PtG Article 23.02.2024
Sports federations urged to do more to safeguard athletes
PtG Article 22.02.2024
Male athletes could have twice the risk of dying from cardiac issues  compared to men of similar age
PtG Article 20.02.2024
The Russian doping scandal has exposed the weaknesses in the international anti-doping structure
PtG Article 19.02.2024
Sports organisations are bad at handling sexual abuse, and athletes risk retaliation for speaking out
PtG Article 16.02.2024
CEO of USADA: "There is a lot we could do to ease the burden on the athletes"
PtG Article 16.02.2024
IOC member: No Taliban flag at the Olympics in Paris
PtG Article 15.02.2024
Betting is a growing problem among the young populations in Africa
PtG Article 07.02.2024
US anti-doping director: There is an incredible need for an anti-crime agency in sport
PtG Article 07.02.2024
Sporting bodies called out for lack of action on Palestine and Afghan women
PtG Article 07.02.2024
Making mega-events more sustainable could just end in greenwashing
PtG Article 07.02.2024
In-play bets and live data collection make new sports vulnerable to match-fixing
PtG Article 07.02.2024
Investigative journalists Grit Hartmann and Nick Harris receive the Play the Game Award 2024
PtG Article 06.02.2024
Could voice analytics be anti-doping’s new weapon?
PtG Article 06.02.2024
The German Bundesliga cut its sustainability requirements by half from 2022 to 2023
PtG Article 06.02.2024
Lessons from Qatar 2022: How activists should approach the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia
PtG Article 06.02.2024
The Global South could be the key to changing poor sports governance nationally and internationally
PtG Article 06.02.2024
Investigative sports journalism is struggling on many fronts at the same time
PtG Article 05.02.2024
Doping, corruption and athletes' rights: Play the Game anniversary book revisits key sports political debates
PtG Article 05.02.2024
Mali is a textbook example of how to fail victims of sexual abuse in sport
PtG Article 05.02.2024
Pay gaps, representation, or even being allowed to play - the struggle for women in football is far from over
PtG Article 05.02.2024
Session on Qatar 2022 raised tense debate about bias and bigotry in media reporting
PtG Article 05.02.2024
Money spent on investigating match-fixing cases would be better spent on education