The referee scored a try, a dog ran on the pitch and a bottle of port was shared around at halftime instead of the water bottles. That’s how my Boxing Day went. Bit of festive entertainment (Somehow ...

Rugby is a complicated sport; there’s no denying it. But there are a fighting few who are doing their best to make it simpler, and Wibble Rugby is one of them. Conor Wilson, more commonly known as ...

In the United States, high school football is a defining tradition, where teenage boys push themselves to the edge in pursuit of a dream: a Division I college scholarship and a chance at sporting ...

The reigning champion, Max Verstappen, might have already sealed the title on American soil last week, but the Formula 1 season is far from over. The travelling circus now heads to the Middle East to ...

Brentford aims to make football more affordable for fans with a new ticket scheme beginning in 2025. Brentford’s new Gen10 initiative will see the club subsidize the cost of all junior away tickets, ...

The Basque Country is an enchanted place. It survived the Roman Empire, retaining its ancient Euskara language. A nation without a state, stretching from the natural borderline of the Pyrenees out to ...

Red shirts, Gold numbers, and a brilliant advert for the English game. On one of the most fabled days of the rugby calendar, Harlequins and Leicester Tigers played out a valiant 34-34 thriller at HQ.

Just like her racing idol Lewis Hamilton, Katrina Ee was not born into a motorsport family. But having won a host of Asian junior karting titles in 2022 and 2023, including the Rotax Max Challenge ...

Dee Caffari made history in 2006 as the first woman to sail solo, non-stop, around the world the ‘wrong way’. Tackling the westward route against the prevailing winds and currents, this monumental ...

It was. I had taken the short, if unusual, hop from London to Stavanger, Norway, to watch a football match. Stavanger Sentrum Norway is revered around the world for its breathtaking landscapes, its ...

“For the first time, coffee shops were packed with men and women cheering for the Lionesses,” says Saad Moufakir, a Moroccan sports journalist. “It was a cultural shift—football was no longer just for ...