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Dallas Cowboys: Cowboys named world's most valuable sports team, unseating Real Madrid, according to Forbes list
Dallas Cowboys: Cowboys named world's most valuable sports team, unseating Real Madrid, according to Forbes list
Dallas Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick (32) celebrates after sacking St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford (8) during the first half of play between the Dallas Cowboys and St. Louis Rams at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Sunday, September 22, 2013.(Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News)Step aside, Real Madrid, there's a new most valuable team in the world, and it's the Dallas Cowboys.Forbes released its annual list of the world's most valuable teams Tuesday, and the Cowboys took the top spot for 2016.
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Dallas Cowboys dethrone Real Madrid as world's most valuable club
Dallas Cowboys dethrone Real Madrid as world's most valuable club
It marks the first time that a non-soccer club has taken the top spot on Forbes' most valuable teams list.Real Madrid,Forbes,Dallas CowboysSportThe value of the NFL's Cowboys rose 25 percent to $4 billion compared to last year, while the value of 10-time European champions Real Madrid rose 12 percent to $3.65 billion over the same period, Forbes said in a statement.It marks the first time since the list's inception in 2011 that a non-soccer club has taken the top spot on the list.
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Cowboys eclipse Real as Forbes' most valuable team
Cowboys eclipse Real as Forbes' most valuable team
SportSoccer Dallas Cowboys eclipse Real Madrid as Forbes' most valuable team Updated: Thursday, 14 Jul 2016 11:57 |The Dallas Cowboys have the biggest fanbase in the NFLManchester United are the highest-ranked Premier League club in Forbes magazine's list of the world's 50 most valuable sports teams.United, who were at the top of the list in 2011 and 2012, remain in fifth position with a value of $3.32billion.For the first time since the list's inception in 2011, a football team is not at the top of the pile with Real Madrid knocked into second after three years at number one.
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