Tottenham vs Arsenal: Why the north London derby is about more than just bragging rights
Tottenham and Arsenal collide at Wembley against the backdrop of each other's shortcomings - but who needs to come out on top?
Deadline day deals for Arsenal and West Ham teach us familiar lesson about the transfer window
After a frantic final day of the January transfer window, some clubs may have repeated the same errors they've been making for years.
Kyle Edmund is the natural heir to Andy Murray as Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal conundrum lingers
With Andy Murray injured and Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal braced to dominate again; can Kyle Edmund take the tennis world by storm?
How Cyrille Regis, The Three Degrees and The Specials fought racism in English football
The death of former England striker Cyrille Regis has highlighted the work The FA still have to do to tackle racism in football.
Internal and external pressures sending Arsene Wenger towards the Arsenal exit door
Arsene Wenger is losing support both in the Arsenal boardroom and in the stands and his exit from north London is growing increasingly inevitable.
Joe Hart, Theo Walcott and Daniel Sturridge need transfer window moves to save World Cup dreams
Joe Hart, Theo Walcott and Daniel Sturridge will have to carefully consider their next steps in the January transfer window with their England World Cup hopes in danger.
Premier League football at Christmas shows no sign of stopping - despite it hurting the England team
English football is braced for another festive period but when with the sport realise it is hurting the chances of its own national team?
Tyson Fury and Chris Froome under the spotlight in sport's unwinnable war on drugs
Chris Froome and Tyson Fury are the latest sportspeople to be engulfed in doping controversy, raising the question over whether sport is believable.
Manchester United out to pierce Manchester City's cloak of invincibility to reignite title race
Manchester United are out to end Manchester City's Premier League winning streak and close the gap to five points when they take on their neighbours.
Australia vs England braced for Rugby League World Cup final - the biggest event you didn't know was happening
Australia and England will contest the final of the 15th Rugby League World Cup but few outside of the host nation will be watching.
Ashes 2017-18: Coffee beans and BT Sport - how to watch Australia vs England
Australia and England are braced to contest the 71st Ashes series this week - but how do you follow a series played at night? IBTimes UK explains all.
Roger Federer adulation and Rafael Nadal absence highlights decline of the ATP Finals in London
British tennis has adopted an extra week in the calendar - but interest in the ATP World Tour Finals is diminishing.
Haunted David Moyes is damaged goods and West Ham should be fearing the worst
David Moyes' arrival at West Ham United is unimaginative from a club who should be fearing the worst.
Tyson Fury stripped of reputation but Donald Trump tweet highlights desire for Anthony Joshua challenge
Tyson Fury remains intent on reminding the public of his status as a lineal heavyweight champion, but will it be enough to secure a clash with Anthony Joshua?
Why the centenary of the Russian Revolution matters
The Death of Stalin is in cinemas but events marking the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution are mostly absent.
Jose Mourinho vs Antonio Conte: Manchester United boss begins psychological sniping ahead of Chelsea clash
Jose Mourinho has waited until he has the higher ground to issue a barb at one of his rivals - with Chelsea boss Antonio Conte his latest victim.
World Cup 2018 failure underlines looming crisis in the United States
The US failure to qualify for a World Cup for the first time since 1986 comes as the sport is in disarray stateside.
England squad for 2018 World Cup: Who will Gareth Southgate pick for Russia next summer?
After England sealed qualification for the 2018 World Cup on Thursday, Gareth Southgate has some crucial decisions to make over who makes his squad for next summer.
Ballance and Vince dominate Ashes debate but Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root keys to England triumph
England squad to play in Australia this winter was announced with three uncapped players included.
Rio Ferdinand faces mammoth task in proving boxing dream isn't another PR stunt damaging the sport
The 38-year-old says he wants to become a world champion inside the squared circle.
The search for perfection: Why football needs reminding the sport existed before the Premier League
Frank de Boer's dismissal and reaction to Sadio Mane's red card highlight how football is becoming unrecognisable.
Marcus Rashford braced to fill Wayne Rooney void – but tougher times await
Rooney's off-the-field issues highlight the scrutiny which accompanies life at the top level.
Why Floyd Mayweather Jr vs Conor McGregor – live! is all about the money
UFC wants the respect of boxing, but its fighters want the PPV revenue and global recognition.
Wayne Rooney: England's record goalscorer retires with promise unfulfilled
Rooney announces international retirement to debates rather than eulogies.
Pink balls and floodlights usher in new era of English cricket but day-night plans aren't for everyone
England hosted West Indies in their first day-night match at Edgbaston on Thursday.
Modern morality tales of Bolt, Farah and Gatlin show the glory and the grime of athletics and Britain
Justin Gatlin was booed after dethroning Usain Bolt in the 100m final in London last weekend.
British summer given refreshing glow amid fabulous female success
England's female cricket and football teams have grabbed the nation's attention.
England beat India in World Cup final: The day my daughter fell in love with cricket
Lord's thriller was perfect finale to tournament that should help accelerate growth of the women's game.
Ease of Roger Federer's eighth Wimbledon title highlights tennis's injury crisis
Demands on the sport's finest-ever competitors is greater than ever - when we should be looking after them.
Johanna Konta may not have won Wimbledon - but her capturing of British hearts is a huge victory
The Melbourne-born number seven seed is now a cherished figure at SW19 thanks to her battling displays.