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Women’s hockey Hinch hopes to do it all over again

Rio Olympics hero reflects on six months of ‘madness’ after Team GB's historic Olympic win in 2016

Sport | Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Men’s swimming Retaining title could be easy for ‘chilled-out’ Peaty

Sport | Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Three-quarters of fans feel ready to return to football stadiums

Sport | Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Men’s rugby union Right decisions will be made despite South African official’s involvement, Lions assured ahead of Springboks clash

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Men’s football Nuno could be the man to pick up where Poch left off

Forget the press conference antics of Jose Mourinho: Spurs’ new manager is already quietly going about his business, rebuilding a squad that went stale long ago. Fans are desperate for it to pay off, writes BELLA KATZ

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Layth’s Take The Hundred is set to be a hit, but at what cost?

Many see cricket’s newest, shortest form as a brash upstart that is surplus to requirements. Its opening games have proved its appeal, but the threat it poses to beloved forms of the game – particularly county cricket – must not be forgotten, writes LAYTH YOUSIF

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Men’s rugby league Rugby league let down by another administrative shambles

A brilliant sport, the joys of which are so often ignored by the mainstream press, is once again blighted by off-field antics – this time over its international showpiece. JAMES NALTON reports

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Men’s football Inter Miami’s stars are yet to align

The eyes of the football world have been increasingly on star-spangled South Florida this summer, but that has almost certainly not been a good thing for its struggling MLS club, writes JAMES NALTON

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Racing Farringdon: Rain could see Lone Eagle soar

THE King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes have always been the high point of the British racing year as the classic generation takes on the old

Friday 23rd Jul 2021

Men’s boxing Takam will need his A-game to weather Joyce’s storm

BIG Joe Joyce returns to the ring tonight at Wembley Arena in what has all the makings of a shootout against Carlos Takam.

Thursday 22nd Jul 2021

Men's Rugby League Aussies and Kiwis pull out of World Cup over Covid-19 fears

INTERNATIONAL Rugby League (IRL) chair Troy Grant has strongly criticised the decision of Australia and New Zealand to pull out of the World Cup in

Thursday 22nd Jul 2021

Women’s Taekwondo Iranian refugee to face fighter from her old country

A DEFECTOR from Iran who competes in taekwondo for the refugee team at the Tokyo Olympics was drawn today to face an Iranian opponent in the qualif

Thursday 22nd Jul 2021

Men’s Football Neville leads fans’ groups in support of football review’s preliminary findings

FORMER Manchester United defender Gary Neville says the football authorities must embrace the preliminary recommendations of the fan-led review, no

Thursday 22nd Jul 2021

Women’s cricket Hundred opener sets record viewing figures for women’s cricket

Sport

Women’s hockey Hinch hopes to do it all over again

Rio Olympics hero reflects on six months of ‘madness’ after Team GB's historic Olympic win in 2016

Men’s swimming Retaining title could be easy for ‘chilled-out’ Peaty

Three-quarters of fans feel ready to return to football stadiums

Men’s rugby union Right decisions will be made despite South African official’s involvement, Lions assured ahead of Springboks clash

Men’s football Nuno could be the man to pick up where Poch left off

Forget the press conference antics of Jose Mourinho: Spurs’ new manager is already quietly going about his business, rebuilding a squad that went stale long ago. Fans are desperate for it to pay off, writes BELLA KATZ

Layth’s Take The Hundred is set to be a hit, but at what cost?

Many see cricket’s newest, shortest form as a brash upstart that is surplus to requirements. Its opening games have proved its appeal, but the threat it poses to beloved forms of the game – particularly county cricket – must not be forgotten, writes LAYTH YOUSIF

Men’s rugby league Rugby league let down by another administrative shambles

A brilliant sport, the joys of which are so often ignored by the mainstream press, is once again blighted by off-field antics – this time over its international showpiece. JAMES NALTON reports

Men’s football Inter Miami’s stars are yet to align

The eyes of the football world have been increasingly on star-spangled South Florida this summer, but that has almost certainly not been a good thing for its struggling MLS club, writes JAMES NALTON

Racing Farringdon: Rain could see Lone Eagle soar

THE King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes have always been the high point of the British racing year as the classic generation takes on the old

Men’s boxing Takam will need his A-game to weather Joyce’s storm

BIG Joe Joyce returns to the ring tonight at Wembley Arena in what has all the makings of a shootout against Carlos Takam.

Men's Rugby League Aussies and Kiwis pull out of World Cup over Covid-19 fears

INTERNATIONAL Rugby League (IRL) chair Troy Grant has strongly criticised the decision of Australia and New Zealand to pull out of the World Cup in

Women’s Taekwondo Iranian refugee to face fighter from her old country

A DEFECTOR from Iran who competes in taekwondo for the refugee team at the Tokyo Olympics was drawn today to face an Iranian opponent in the qualif

Men’s Football Neville leads fans’ groups in support of football review’s preliminary findings

FORMER Manchester United defender Gary Neville says the football authorities must embrace the preliminary recommendations of the fan-led review, no

Women’s cricket Hundred opener sets record viewing figures for women’s cricket

THE OPENING night of The Hundred was the most watched women’s cricket match in British history, with a peak audience of 1.95 million.

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