Thom Gibbs casts a sartorial eye over another season’s worth of jerseys after a summer dominated by Arsenal shirts

From the tragic to the tasteful, there will be multitude of kits on display – Thom Gibbs offers his take on all the sartorial styles

Journalist famed for reporting transfers praised Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian work – then posted an exclusive on Ronaldo staying in kingdom

Leeds United’s gritty home stands apart from the Premier League’s sanitised norm – vote for the top flight’s best atmosphere at the bottom

Maverick forward reflects on eventful career on and off the pitch, his friendship with George Best and an unfortunate interaction with Pelé

These Games have a unique ability to hook sport-sceptics and the coverage was compelling – until the presenters started crying

"On my deathbed I will declare that it was absolutely not a foul" In the past 15 years documentaries have taken over from books as the most prominent medium of reliving sporting history, leading to bo...

From Diego Maradona’s flawed genius to North Korea’s first World Cup appearance, the beautiful game has inspired a host of beautiful films

Sky Sports’ online offering left former MotD presenter ‘feeling like an idiot’ but at least there were some classy retro shirts on display

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Join us in lifting up Lily, her family and her loyal pup Pickl… Marti Wells Lifschin needs your support for Team Lily Green & Pickle: Beating Cancer Together

Exorbitant cost of rail fares at home mean flying to Italy is cheaper, but how do the two match-day experiences compare for value for money?

North Londoners stand accused of imitating You’ll Never Walk Alone and unoriginality but can any chants be truly authentic?

Pastel shades and stripes are in vogue at the start of another season as Thom Gibbs offers his definitive sartorial verdict

Euro 2025 winners’ visit to PM’s residence lacks riotousness of 2005 Ashes heroes, but they did celebrate with sausages and Pimm’s

From a ruined mattress to a visit from Nadal, a select few Londoners get a unique insight into the tennis world every summer

Budget-conscious fans can have a fantastic day at the Championships if they prepare well – and steer clear of the £8.85 pints

A stone’s throw from where he should be donning his whites next week, tennis’s bad boy instead downs shots at a live podcast recording

Whether for ambience, decibel levels or pubs per capita, these are our favourite trips in English football

Baller League is ‘a new era for football’ if you like watching YouTubers showboat for celebrity fans and placid, distracted teenagers

Could an easing of draconian rules governing drinking at games make the spectacle any better? I found out...

England U15 striker and team-mate of Wayne Rooney became a sensation when a hugely successful video game picked him out for superstardom

After John Harris’s son was diagnosed, conversation always seemed focused on the things he would struggle with. But a shared passion for playing music grew into something James could do – brilliantly

A cold, expensive week in the Cotswolds or enjoying the action in the sun while downing beers costing under £2 – for many it is a no-brainer

German’s reign at the club deserves examination, but not right now – this new film has come too soon

With two Champions League triumphs in recent memory, opposition supporters could be forgiven for a lack of sympathy towards club’s ‘plight’

Association with football helps models build profitable profiles but concern is growing over access to their explicit content

The presence of the US president and his pop-superstar nemesis in the VIP seats could well eclipse Mahomes and co in Sunday’s NFL finale

Telegraph Sport enlisted the help of Bromley FC to conduct a Nike vs Puma experiment after Spaniard’s complaints over League Cup ball

A superb technical effort though it was, covering 18 matches at once in any depth at all ultimately proved futile

Autograph hunting is not what it once was, as Pep Guardiola’s confrontation with a group of youngsters shows

Three decades on from a moment of madness that shook English football, Telegraph Sport speaks to those who were a part of it all

It was not the procession promised by a 74-team gap between the clubs, but Newcastle made it eight successive wins with victory over Bromley in the FA Cup third round.

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