France Decides to Participate in 2026 Winter Paralympics Opening Ceremony Amid Controversy
France will attend the 2026 Winter Paralympics opening ceremony despite other nations boycotting over Russian and Belarusian athlete participation.
France will attend the 2026 Winter Paralympics opening ceremony despite other nations boycotting over Russian and Belarusian athlete participation.
While French citizens are enthusiastic about hosting the 2030 Winter Olympics, concerns about organizational governance and recent disappointing results in freestyle and snowboard highlight challenges ahead.
The French Football Federation will return to Stade de France with a new 30-year management contract with GL Events, improving financial terms and scheduling.
French professional football faces a financial and governance crisis highlighted by broadcaster disputes and calls for structural reform.
Jean-Michel Aulas, FFF vice-president and Lyon mayoral candidate, is under FFF ethics inquiry for proposing a new stadium despite conflict-of-interest warnings.
Radio France leads media efforts during the 'Sport Féminin Toujours' initiative to promote and increase women's sports visibility in France from January 24 to February 1, 2026.
A comprehensive preview of France's major sports events and athlete milestones in 2026, featuring competitions from handball to the World Cup and reflections on women's sports progress.
FC Bayeux and Olympique de Marseille's Coupe de France match faces scheduling changes due to the Trophée des Champions, sparking criticism that Bein Sports addresses while Bayeux’s president stays positive.
Marseille and Monaco boost their UEFA Champions League qualification hopes with wins, as PSG women's team suffers elimination after a draw against Louvain.
Amateur and professional clubs criticize beIN Sports' scheduling for the Coupe de France 32nd finals, but the broadcaster defends its complex programming decisions and refuses to alter the planned match timings.
France will host its first-ever amputee football championship at Marseille's OM Campus, featuring three teams and marking a major step toward national and international recognition of the sport.
Canal+ retains full rights to UEFA Champions League and European football for 2027-2031, securing a key sports media deal in France.
Flag Football will become an Olympic sport in three years, with over 140 clubs active in France, governed by the Fédération Française de Football Américain.
Samuel Umtiti and Steve Mandanda announce their retirements from football in 2025, with Umtiti focusing on health and Mandanda shifting to a consulting role.
France marks the launch of the Fête du Sport, celebrating athletics nationwide despite budget issues.
Centre-Bretagne sports clubs are enhancing efforts to promote women's sports.
Clermont-Ferrand's forum of associations highlights trending local sports like urban gliding and football as the new season begins.