Sport

It’s hard to accept that women today have fewer rights than when Billie Jean King took on Bobby Riggs 50 years ago

Spain’s women have progressed – it’s the nation’s men who, sometimes, lag behind

A new photography book revels in the past of F1’s most famous team. But what would their founder make of their uncertain future?

Trans women have been banned from world chess events while a review is underway. Recognising that chess is a game not a sport could bring clarity to the situation

Links with British industry and French universities – through ‘rugger diplomacy’ – helped to turn Romania into a surprising hotbed of the sport

Oil is fine. Sport tells us so: whispering to us in our dreams, dropping subtle hints every time we turn on the sports channels

During the World Cup, the Lionesses brought the difference between patriotism and nationalism into sharp focus

As the World Cup looms, rugby union is in flux. What remains constant is the beauty of many of its European homes

Whether he is the “Goat” or not, he has a unique brand of authenticity, happy to deviate from the expected behaviour of a global tennis star

Germany needs to make its pools safer. In the meantime, where’s David Hasselhoff when you need him?

An all-female team’s battle to win the Le Mans 24-hour race and shake up a stale, male world

Understandably, many Jews have reservations abut Poland. Today, baseball is helping change that, one game at a time

The British Embassy Cricket Club has a star-studded past which, despite its name, has nothing to do with the British embassy

The Austrian’s life was defined by a single event lasting 55 seconds

Fireworks go on through the night ad Naples celebrates

The Targa Florio road race pitted drivers against every imaginable danger.. including stray dogs

Can the football-mad Italian city achieve the ultimate goal?

The Dutch cyclist should have fallen to his death after tumbling into a 1,000-foot ravine during the 1951 Tour de France, but emerged in miraculously good shape

She was on her way to becoming a tennis all-time great. Then, 30 years ago, an attacker changed history

Burnley’s triumphant return to the Premier League has been masterminded by the son of a refugee who became Belgium’s first elected black mayor

The current sensation of bouts between reality TV stars, rappers and TikTok celebrities could kill off real boxing forever

When one person draws a line, the strength of resistance is tested

As with everything else, there is one rule for them, and another for everyone else

The story of the Senegal-born boxer the IRA couldn’t knock out – and his fatal drift into dissipation

It’s the right and the duty of anyone with a platform to speak out against this cruelty

The Elfstedentocht event has been part of Dutch folklore for more than 100 years. But, thanks to climate change, it could well be over for good

England may do better in the future if their fans and media stopped going into every tournament fixated on the past. As is often the case, attitudes need to change

Moroccans were blamed for riots in Brussels after their World Cup upset of Belgium. But what really happened?

Some have labelled Cantona an existentialist. Partly because he is French and partly as he defies conventions. But, is that warranted?

Cantona was a catalyst for change. He had a profound effect not just on football, but on Manchester, and by extension, the nation

The World Cup has begun. How can we tell? Snow has fallen in Berlin and pro-Alternative für Deutschland groups have been filling up with racist comments

Holding the tournament in the red planet’s temperate deserts would be more hospitable and less oppressive for fans