Carl Anka referenced the phrase as he sat down with me to give an exclusive interview for the Sports Gazette. An intriguing but unexpected answer to my question of whether the sports journalism ...

It’s week nine of the 18-week in the NFL, halfway through the regular season of the American sport. Predictions begin to change at this stage in the game, serving as a reminder that anything can ...

With the 17th instalment of the NFL London Games recently concluded, we reflect on the legacy that the sport is leaving on these shores. The number of British players in the NFL is growing, with ...

The experiences of Devon Petersen and Rory McLeod, two pioneering Black athletes who have broken barriers and made their mark in darts and snooker, speak volumes about their resilience. Both provide ...

It was once said that Millwall “has always been super-league at violence but only minor-league at football.” As a club and as a community, they have a formidable reputation. For many in England, and ...

England Rugby are back in action, accompanied with a forgotten confidence as a new generation takes centre stage. For any English rugby fan, no occasion is more prominent than an international at HQ.

Well, who could have seen this coming? Absolutely everyone, unfortunately. After losing to West Ham at the weekend, the news that Erik ten Hag had been sacked by Manchester United took nobody by ...

It is now half a century since the historic heavyweight boxing match between George Foreman and Muhammad Ali on 30th October 1974. The bout was arguably the greatest sporting event of the 20th century ...

“Real football” through the eyes of women’s football fans The rise of England Netball: from underdogs to contenders The Ultimate Battle of the Coasts: A World Series for the Ages Looking Back at ...

With four wins and one draw in five home games in all competitions, Brentford boss Thomas Frank will be hoping to build on his sides good start to the season when they welcome Premier League newcomers ...

As the late Soccer journalist, Grant Wahl wrote in his book, The Beckham Experiment, recalling a 2005 interview with an exceptional player, “I’ve spent four good years in Madrid playing with some of ...

Johan Cruyff and Antonin Panenka are part of a very small group of footballers who can realistically claim to have made such a notable impact on the game that their names are synonymous with an ...