It's a blessed relief for Premier League scriptwriters that Ruben Amorim has ditched the measured tones of the tight-trousered modern coach and gone pure Jose.

There is a fear that the changes will go too far, especially the ones concerning dissent.

Munster outhalf has the dash and derring-do to plug even the most plodding fixture into the grid in a split-second.

It says something about the controversy generated by Keane’s time in charge of Maccabi that his new job is seen as a chance to rehabilitate his image.

Yes, it’s escapism and it is probably stopping me from learning the banjo or climbing Kilimanjaro. But has there ever been more worth escaping from?

For all the greed and corruption and mismanagement and VAR, sport in 2024 still managed to delight

Why, in these days of on-demand entertainment, would a Fulham fan wait the guts of an hour for three minutes of their goalless draw with Brentford?

Too Much Rugby is a smaller scale version of Too Much Football, which reaches new levels of bloated madness with next year’s FIFA Club World Cup

Many were afraid that if Ireland didn't make the Euros, the girls will stop playing football and put on frilly pink dresses and moon over Timothée Chalamet. Is it a bit much?

World Cup in Saudi just another indicator that a great big stitch-up is going on.