I can only think of the FA cup in football…the rest home team keep gate receipts?
Almost all American major leagues engage in gate revenue sharing. The National Football League (NFL), Major League Baseball (MLB), and Major League Soccer (MLS) share revenues through a central pool. Each club contributes a fixed percentage of its gate revenues to this pool, which is distributed equally among all clubs. The National Hockey League (NHL) has a more complicated arrangement, where only teams that have revenues below the median and small media markets are eligible to receive support from revenue sharing. Introducing local revenue sharing was also reported to be one of the issues on the table during the recent lockout in the National Basketball Association (NBA). To the best of my knowledge, however, the details of the new NBA revenue sharing rule have not been made public yet. In contrast, European soccer clubs, along with the Australian Football League (AFL), share (almost) no gate revenues. Both the Bundesliga and the English Premier League (EPL) have arrangements to share revenues from cup games, yet these constitute a minor portion of the teams' schedules. Interestingly, both the EPL and the AFL had sizeable sharing arrangements in the past but, contrary to the U.S. leagues, chose to abolish these.