2020 Summer Olympic Games News
Tokyo 2020 Games would create new Olympic memories for Japan's modern generation, claims bid chief
By Tom Degun at the SportAccord Convention in Québec City
May 22 - Tsunekazu Takeda, President of the Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC), is hopeful that Tokyo will win their bid to stage the 2020 Olympic and Paralympics, to help the country reconnect with the Olympic Movement after the city last acted as host in 1964. Add new comment
Celtic trio submit formal Euro 2020 bid
By Andrew Warshaw
May 15 - Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland have formally informed UEFA they would like to jointly bid for the 2020 European Championship – as revealed exclusively by insidethegames.Exclusive: Scotland and Wales late bid for Euro 2020 could be good news for Istanbul Olympic campaign
By Andrew Warshaw
May 14 - Scotland and Wales are considering launching a joint bid to stage the UEFA European Championship 2020 football tournament, going head-to-head with Turkey, insidethegames has learned.Exclusive: IOC faces tough decision on Istanbul 2020 Olympic bid, admits Sir Craig Reedie
By David Gold in Olympia
May 11 - Britain's International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board member, Sir Craig Reedie, has admitted that the organisation faces an unprecedented decision as they seek to establish whether Istanbul can organise both the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games and football's European Championships in the same year.More Articles...
- Rogge tells Turkey to choose between Olympics and European Championships
- Istanbul 2020 "retains support from highest level" claims Turkish Sports Minister
- Baku 2020 is already transforming Paralympic sports claims top stars
- New skyscraper used to promote Tokyo 2020 bid
- Madrid is right to bid for 2020 Olympics despite economic crisis claims Coe
- German decision not to bid for Euro 2020 spells bad news for Istanbul Olympic campaign
- Half-a-million people sign petition backing Baku 2020 Olympic bid
- Madrid 2020 bid boosted by support of IPC President
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
