Much has changed in men’s tennis in 2017, but for Andy Murray, a great clay court season could confirm his status as one of British greatest ever athletes

Paul Pogba’s performances have been underwhelming so far — something needs to change to get the best out of him

In the wake of the debate over whether international footballers should display a poppy on their kit, maybe it is time to realise that, contrary to the well-worn adage, sport and politics should, and do, mix regularly

The Ryder Cup and the nationwide discussion on Wayne Rooney’s place in the England XI demonstrate that the behaviour of the public, as well as that of the players, needs examining

West Ham’s teething problems at their new ground demonstrate why introducing safe-standing would benefit all supporters

With the 2015-16 Premier League season coming to a close, James Haughton picks his best XI for the season, and it comes as no surprise that Leicester and Spurs feature strongly

It might have ended in defeat, but England’s World T20 brought some positives for the men

The first-leg Europa League defeat to FC Midtjylland is just the latest of Manchester United’s problems.

James Haughton has a look at FC United of Manchester’s recent heroics

With a different sport’s governing body being in the spotlight each day for a scandal, it’s time to ask for transparency.

79 years of waiting is over. Great Britain are kings of tennis again with this Davis Cup win!

After England’s draw with Pakistan, James Haughton assesses whether it’s time for an introduction of a new ball for Cricket to be played during bad light

James Haughton takes a look at the growing history of FC United of Manchester

To celebrate Black History Month, James Haughton documents the life of Walter Tull—the first black professional outfield footballer and first black officer in the British army