Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal kickstarted an inspiring comeback as Team Europe went on to lift the 2019 Laver’s Cup

Eddie Jones’ side began the campaign with two comfortable wins against Tonga and the United States

Emily Muskett won a bronze medal in the 79kg division of the clean and jerk lifting 126kg

Salford dominated the game off the back of the best-ever regular league season, and are now in the Super League Play-Off Semi-Finals

The German beat his teammate thanks to an expert undercut, with the team clinching their first one-two since 2017

Harry Robinson examines the way in which the beautiful game is reaching out to those who need a helping hand

Harry Deacon looks back at a historic weekend at Gleneagles, where Team Europe’s comeback to win the Solheim Cup will go down as one of the greats

Quality Manchester football shouldn’t have to break the bank

Luca Mariani takes a look at the 2019 Basketball World Cup, and why it was a struggle for the USA

The World Urban Games in Budapest may not have been a sporting event you may have heard of, but it is one you definitely should have, says Harry Deacon

Jack Sanderson looks back at the pick of the opening Champions League fixtures, as Liverpool aimed to defend their European crown

A roundup of the 2019 test series between England and Australia, reliving the heroics of Ben Stokes and Steve Smith

Salford now play Wigan in the Super League play-offs

The Spaniard now moves to within one of Roger Federer’s men’s Grand Slam record

James Owen analyses the two England performances that maintained an undefeated decade for Gareth Southgate’s men

The 2019/20 sporting year at Manchester is set to be a big one, with tonnes of teams across many different sports playing all over the country

Following the demise of Bury Football Club, Iwan Hopkins takes a look into the real value of sport

Harry Deacon takes a look at just a selection of the number of fun sporting opportunities available to students at the University of Manchester

Romelu Lukaku has urged footballing authorities in England to do more in the face of racism

Iwan Hopkins provides a preview to the most highly anticipated event of this year’s sporting calendar