ContentsAuthors' Preface PART I EU AND SPORT: FOUNDATIONS ANDGENERAL APPROACH1 Introductory remarks on sport and EU competition law 2 EU competition law in sport: General principles,consequences and judicial dialogue 3 The extraterritorial application of EU competition law 4 The EU White Paper on sport and the specificity of sport 5 EU fundamental freedoms and the protection of human rights 6 The application of EU competition law, fundamentalfreedoms and human rights by the court of arbitrationfor sport (CAS) panels 7 Judicial review of CAS awards: Swiss public policy, EUcompetition law and human rights concerns 8 EU State aid and foreign subsidies in sport PART II SELECTED KEY SPECIFIC TOPICS WITHPRACTICAL CASE STUDIES9 Ticketing restrictions: The Ticombo v. IOC complaint 10 Exclusive supply agreements: The case of 'official balls' 11 Centralised platforms: The UCI prize money case 12 Home-grown players: The Royal Antwerp case 13 Collective selling and collusive tendering of sportsbroadcasting rights 14 Merger control and sports media rights: The LibertyMedia/Dorna decision 15 Sporting bans under UEFA financial sustainabilityregulations 16 Multiple club ownership in European football: TheDrogheda United FC; FK DAC 1904; León/Pachuca;and Crystal Palace CAS awards 17 Salary caps 18 Transfer clauses and contractual options in sportsagreements: Buyout, sell-on, renewal, matching, andfirst refusal clauses 19 Ambush marketing 20 State aid for sports infrastructure 21 EU judicial guarantees and the autonomy of sportsarbitration: RFC Seraing v FIFA (c-600/23) case study 22 The FIFA football agent rules under EU competition lawscrutiny: Case studies on antitrust and sports governance 23 Sports hospitality packages: The case of On Location,FIFA World Cup 2026 24 Sports employment agreements: The CD Tondela case 25 Esports 26 Concluding remarks on sport and EU competition law.