Liverpool’s owners have given another example of how far the game has travelled from working class opera to tradable commodity.

If Haaland is the crazy-eyed berserker, Kane has that bashful awkwardness of the Englishman who would rather be pottering at something in his shed than talking to you. But there is a quiet, steely determination that has made him just as lethal.

Have the vibes ever been so bad heading into one of the ancient game’s marquee weekends?

Kerry are so much better than anyone else that even they cannot be bothered to pretend otherwise. But could they have peaked too early?

Scotland’s fans have made it their mission to win the group stage.

As the World Cup begins, Philip Browne’s understated legacy offers a stark contrast to FIFA’s leadership

If these tournaments are life markers, what will this one signify? 

Is the GAA handling disciplinary matters like prestige drama showrunners deciding which characters to kill off at the end of every season?

Mikel Arteta speaks to a highly contemporary managerial sense of the exact point where data meets feeling.

As someone who has been watching Scottish football for 40 years, I’ve noticed that people love telling you that they don’t watch Scottish football.