Rishi Shah contemplates English football, NFL and their relative successes
COVID & the gender pay gap in sport
Kate Hall discusses the gender pay gap and stereotypes in sport.
Stonewall FC: Striving for equality
Oliver Sanderson shines a light on Stonewall FC, Britain’s first LGBTQ+ football team.
England win big over India
Will Heaver reports on England’s win over India.
Pace and Power: Racial Bias in Football Punditry
Ewan Craven explores the ingrained racial bias evident in football punditry.
Rashford fights Tory food scandal
Marcus Rashford fighting the government once more, this time it’s food parcels.
Boxing: Breaking the myths
Jack Anderson, the social secretary of LUU’s Boxing society, dismantles the misconceptions around boxing and shares the benefits of getting involved.
The Genius of Diego Armando Maradona
Diego Maradona, regarded by many as one of the greatest footballers of all time, passed away on Wednesday 25th November at his home in Tigre, near Buenos Aires. He was, and remains, widely adored for […]
Striking for change: Yorkshire football club provides essentials for local families
Pontefract Football Club’s eponymous Food Hub will be working to deliver food to vulnerable people in West Yorkshire. Safi Bugel reports.
ABC’s racial profiling of Ansu Fati marks trend of media discrimination
Following Barcelona’s 5-1 win against Ferencvárosi on Tuesday, Salvador Sostres, a prominent journalist for Spanish newspaper ABC, compared 17-year old winger Ansu Fati’s pace to that of a “Black street vendor fleeing the police” in […]
Harrogate Town AFC: Non-league veterans to football league newcomers
Football is very much alive and well in the Yorkshire region, boasting teams such as Leeds United, with its rich history, and Bradford City, an example of a massive club within the area. However, Harrogate Town AFC isn’t exactly the first name on everyone’s lips when you think of the enriched football culture in Yorkshire. Well, not until now.
Refugee team to compete at Tokyo 2020
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has announced that a team of six refugees will be sent to compete in the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.