Manchester City struggled again in the Premier League with a 1-1 draw with newly promoted Middlesbrough

Andy Murray has been named as the number one men’s tennis player in the world after one of the best years in his career

Elizabeth Payne reports from Manchester’s latest round of BUCS netball

Manchester United’s world record signing has been put under a lot of pressure, but here is why you cannot judge him yet

Fan violence and spiralling conversion costs have drawn widespread criticism

Manchester United let their fans down again in Europe, but who really preformed below par?

After victories across the board last week, the pressure was on for UMWNC to repeat their incredible success once again

With such wholesale changes being made for cup games, are teams disrespecting the English domestic trophies?

Coach Case has the University Basketball team improving this season

Harry Newton, Head Sports Editor for The Mancunion has won the chance to be Manchester City’s resident student reporter

The Spaniards shone but Ibrahimovic spooked, United were held to a frustrating draw by Burnley

Bitesize this week looks at Andy Carroll’s run-in with burglars, Forest Green’s new wooden stadium, and the 2016 World Black Pudding Throwing Championships

FIFA have banned England and Scotland from wearing the poppy in a 2018 World Cup Qualifier this Armistice Day, but both teams are planning to ignore it

Mourinho had a return to his old stomping ground to forget on Sunday, but how badly did Manchester United play individually?

Herrera, Mata and Valencia impress as Manchester United knock holders City out of the Cup

Manchester City oozed class at The Etihad, as they beat big-guns Barcelona in the Champions League

The University of Manchester Gymnastics Club has really grown over the last few years, and here is how you can get involved

Nick Kyrgios’s recent misconduct and subsequent eight week suspension at the Shanghai Masters once again draws our attention to an outstanding talent struggling to realise his privileged position in the professional sporting world, a world many never get a sniff at.

In an age of increasing innovation, and often uncertain results, Toby Webb analyses the current state-of-play when it comes to penalty kicks

After the recent corruption scandal concerning Sam Allardyce, the FA were summoned in front of a parliamentary committee