Euros final violence review - who's to blame?; WTA events suspended in China over Peng Shuai; Moya Dodd on future of women's leagues; Ex-athletics chief Diack dies; TV pundit's homophobia; FIFA update

Sport Unlocked

Episode 45 of Sport Unlocked, the podcast dissecting the week's sports news issues with interviews and insight from Rob Harris, Martyn Ziegler and Tariq Panja.

On the agenda on December 3, 2021:

- Euro 2020 final violence review is published: England fans' shame & security failings at Wembley but no one is blamed. Hear from the police, the report author and the FA.

- Latest on biennial World Cups: Is Saudi Arabia cooling on the idea after proposing it? We analyse from the World Leagues' Forum meeting where their opposition to the FIFA plans has been discussed.

- Peng Shuai: Leadership by the WTA in suspending events in China but inaction by other sports organisations.

- LGBTQ+ rights: beIN pundit's homophobia over the Premier League's rainbow laces & Lewis Hamilton talks about his unease racing in Saudi Arabia.

- In-depth interview with Moya Dodd on women's football leagues. Former Australia player and FIFA executive committee member talks about her research for the World Leagues' Forum & disparities in the game.

- Former world athletics chief Lamine Diack dies: Few tributes as the scale of his corruption is assessed.

- La Liga funding: Barcelona & Real Madrid propose rival investment to CVC's offer

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