Sport

I always considered myself outdoorsy until I met the Austrians

The city’s working class banlieues have produced superstars like Kylian Mbappé and Thierry Henry. Could they now take Paris Saint Germain to the next level?

Once a forgotten figure, athlete turned activist Werner Seelenbinder is finally getting the credit he is due

Watching a game with people supporting the same team as you is one of the most deeply social experiences you can have

As the Portuguese superstar’s football career winds down, his Monopoly career is just taking off

A city’s reputation lies in tatters

Memories of Law, Jordan and Souness are being replaced by a new generation of Scottish talent taking Serie A by storm

Trump views Scotland as just one big golfing playground

The Frenchman won seven Grand Slam singles titles in the 1920s before becoming an innovator in the world of sportswear and tennis equipment

The word repechage was heard regularly at this summer’s Olympics, but its modern usage bears little relation to its original meaning

Hosting the Games is expensive and complicated, but if it can keep Scottish sports on the world stage then it’s worth it

Why does the Sri Lankan cricket squad have a player with such an English-sounding surname as Mathews?

Seventy years ago at White City, a thrilling 5,000 metres established the concept of live televised events beamed across the continent

Barça’s new manager, Hansi Flick, must understand one simple fact: he is faced with a virtually impossible task

Siena’s chaotic horse race is over in a minute and a half, but the plotting goes on all year round

The late Sven-Göran Eriksson faced scepticism and downright xenophobia from the British press but always remained a true gentleman of football

The women’s 800m final causes our writer to pose some awkward questions around race

One in four Brits believe they could qualify for the 2028 Games if they started training today. It’s endearingly delusional

Parisians embraced the Games – but it was a different story in one corner of rural France

Boxer Cindy Ngamba, from Cameroon via Bolton, won the Refugee Team’s first medal thanks in part to the value of youth workers

All Olympics opening ceremonies that offer kulturkampf instead of pure spectacle suffer from the same regression to the tacky

Domestic football returns, full of unpredictable plotlines. But there’s one thing you can count on – the fans who make the game will continue to be exploited

The furore surrounding the Algerian boxer, who may have Swyer syndrome, highlights complex issues around gender and sport

The opening ceremony felt like France reintroducing itself to the world, warts and all

East German athletes cheated at three Olympics and won more than 300 medals. But the price they paid was immeasurable

French politicians promised the Games would benefit everyone but, once again, the Olympics are bulldozing over a city and its residents

Thanks to affluent tourists, the city’s heart and soul is being auctioned off

Hundreds of athletes and tens of thousands of fans were in Athens in 1906. But a hugely successful Olympics has now been stricken from the records

‘It’s coming home’ isn’t meant to be brash, it’s about hope

In that moment, the weight an entire nation’s hopes rests on their shoulders. So, how can players cope?

German media outlets relish any chance to make fun of Britain but with Keir Starmer in power their chances may be running out