It should be full trainwreck mode at this stage. Tantrums and tiaras. But instead, Tottenham and Jose Mourinho has turned out to be a marriage made in heaven

Watching Hogan and the other virtuosos in action last weekend was to make you feel something, the basic requirement of art and something we are rather in need of at the moment. If that’s all that sport is for now, art for art’s sake, then that’s enough

There have been Irish contestants on The X Factor whose fortunes will have more impact on the nation than whatever happens at Wembley tonight

Not since Roy Keane ruined a perfectly good evening’s cabaret at the Saipan Hyatt Regency has an Irish captain got his point across to his coach so effectively

Tonight’s visit to the Emirates is one of those golden shores that appear on the horizon and fill the heart, at least until the next big wave rolls by

Do the sharp-suited gentlemen ever realise that they are the baddies? Of course not. No-one ever does

There was a time in Ireland when people saw visions of the Virgin Mary. Now, it’s sightings of Jim McGuinness that have us rubbing our eyes in disbelief.

If you want to properly prepare yourself for a big night of international football, I recommend watching An Impossible Job, the Channel 4 fly-on-the-wall documentary about the late Graham Taylor’s failed attempt to lead England to the 1994 World Cup.

While the strange landscape of Covid football has led many to stumble, Brendan Rodgers and his team appear sure-footed and confident

In the past week, sport issued a cry for help