Overview & Publisher Disclosure
SPRT (sprt.news) is an independent digital sports news publication operated by SPRT Media Group Ltd., registered in England and Wales with corporate offices in London, UK.
We deliver 24/7 original reporting, tactical analysis, breaking news updates, and match report coverage across European and international sports including Football (Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga), Formula 1, Grand Slam Tennis, MMA, Boxing, Basketball (EuroLeague), European Hockey, Rugby, Cycling (Tour de France), and Major Golf.
Our newsroom operates with dedicated beat correspondents and investigative editors. Readers can view our full reporting roster on our Editorial Masthead & Journalists page or submit confidential inquiries directly via our Contact Editorial Desk.
Funding Transparency & Commercial Independence
SPRT News is independently operated and funded through digital advertising, programmatic sponsorship, and private media investments.
We maintain a strict and permanent firewall between our commercial operations and our editorial newsroom. Advertisers, corporate sponsors, commercial partners, and sports franchises have zero advance review privileges, zero influence over story selection, and zero input into our journalistic angles or investigative reports. Sponsored content or promotional partner features, if present, are always unambiguously labeled as sponsored.
Editorial Independence & Commercial Separation
Editorial integrity is the core foundation of SPRT. Our newsroom operates with total independence from commercial influences.
Advertisers, brand sponsors, and sports leagues do not dictate, review, or influence our story selections, reporting angles, or editorial opinions. Sponsored content or affiliate partnerships, if present, are always explicitly disclosed to readers.
Fact-Checking & Source Attribution Standards
We adhere to rigorous verification standards across all sports beats. Our journalists prioritize primary on-the-record sources, official league communications, club statements, and verified press conferences.
When reporting transfer rumors, contract negotiations, or developing breaking news, SPRT enforces transparent attribution (e.g. "first reported by BBC Sport", "via Sky Sports", "according to club statements"). Unsubstantiated speculation or social media claims are strictly labeled as unverified rumors or omitted until independently corroborated.
Corrections & Retractions Policy
SPRT is committed to prompt, transparent corrections whenever factual errors, misspelled names, inaccurate scores, or misattributed details occur.
When an article is amended, a timestamped correction note is published at the top of the story specifying the exact information changed, the previous wording, and the rationale for the update.
Readers, clubs, or subjects who detect a factual discrepancy may submit a formal correction request directly to our editorial desk at editor@sprt.news with the subject line "Correction Request: [Article Title]" and a link to the article. All correction requests are investigated by senior editors within 24 hours.
Editorial Integrity, Technology & Originality Standards
Every article published on SPRT undergoes human editorial review, verification, and oversight in compliance with the Code of Ethics of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) and IPSO standards.
While our newsroom employs modern digital tools, statistical analytics, and real-time wire feeds to monitor scores and breaking developments, we strictly prohibit unvetted automated publishing, synthetic filler, or plagiarism of third-party reporting.
All quotes, tactical breakdowns, statistical analyses, and photo captions must meet verified newsroom standards before publication.