Year: 2025

September 8, 2025 Football
At 4pm this Monday, at the Ortalıq Stadion in Kostanay, England U21s – crowned European champions this summer for the second tournament in a row – begin their new campaign with the opening qualifier for Euro 2027 against Kazakhstan. Read more Read More
September 7, 2025 Judo
British judo had been waiting a quarter of a century for this moment. Twenty-five long years without a men’s junior European champion — until Irakli Goginashvili stepped onto the tatami in Bratislava at the 2025 Junior European Championships and rewrote history. Competing for London’s Palavani Judo Club, the 19-year-old clinched gold in the fiercely contested under-73kg category, handing the United Kingdom a landmark victory and perhaps unveiling a new standard-bearer for the sport’s future on these shores. Read more Read More
September 5, 2025 Football
At 7:30pm this Friday, at the SMH Group Stadium in Chesterfield, England U20 return to action with a one-off friendly against Italy. Up against a Squadra Azzurra renowned for their tactical discipline and defensive resilience, the Young Lions will look to showcase their attacking firepower and technical quality. This match offers a valuable platform for several players eager to confirm their promise after breaking through at senior level last season. Read more Read More
September 5, 2025 Athletics
After two impressive editions for the British team (seven medals in 2022 and ten in 2023), the 2025 Tokyo World Athletics Championships in arrive with expectations higher than ever and the prospect of a new medals record. Here’s a closer look at the athletes most likely to strike gold and make the podium. Read more Read More
September 4, 2025 Athletics
The UK will send a 66-strong team to the 2025 Tokyo World Athletics Championships in Tokyo (13–21), with a dual ambition: to turn depth into medals and to fast-track the next generation with Los Angeles 2028 firmly in mind. World champions Josh Kerr and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will spearhead the delegation, while Olympic 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson looks to extend her dominance – challenged, notably, by a fellow Briton in Georgia Hunter Bell. The coaching staff have been clear about the strategy: target the podiums and maximise finalists, while also opening the door to emerging names elevated by the world rankings who, in the past, might not have made the cut. Read more Read More