Arthur Le Neel

Founder and editor of Britannia Sport, I have, since 2023, chronicled the unfolding story of British sport, with a particular eye for emerging talent and the fortunes of our national teams. With a deep‑rooted passion for football, athletics, rugby and swimming, my understanding of sport has been shaped by the great international competitions, where national achievements take precedence over individual glory. A keen admirer of statistics, I take pleasure in casting light on athletes and disciplines too often overlooked, while offering a broad and exacting coverage of British sport in all its richness.
February 12, 2026 Snowsports
Skeleton has officially ignited British medal ambitions at Milan-Cortina 2026. And from the very first heat, Matt Weston laid down a formidable marker. The reigning world champion clocked the provisional fastest time on the Cortina d’Ampezzo track, smashing the track record in the process. Behind him, Marcus Wyatt remains firmly in contention in seventh place, ready to capitalise on any slip. After one run, Team GB may be on the brink of securing its first medal of these Games, following three agonising fourth-place finishes elsewhere. Read more Read More
February 11, 2026 Athletics
Divine Iheme, Shaikira King, Lucia Bertacchini and Charlie Chambers have, in turn, left their mark on the recent national championships and indoor meetings with a string of statement performances. After the surge of qualifying marks in the field events, the track has underlined the current depth of British athletics at youth level. European records, continental and global standards, seasonal leads : the United Kingdom heads towards the European U18 Championships and the World U20 Championships with genuine strength in both the sprints and middle-distance events. Read more Read More
February 10, 2026 Athletics
Tito Odunaike, Moyo Stumpenhusen, Emilia Adese or Harley Henry are all among those who have marked a clear turning point for British youth athletics. Over the space of just two days, athletes from across the United Kingdom delivered a remarkable haul of qualifying standards for the European Under-18 Championships and the World Under-20 Championships, while also setting multiple national age-group records. Most strikingly, these breakthrough performances came not on the track, but in the field events – jumps and throws – disciplines in which Britain has traditionally struggled to assert itself at the highest international level. Read more Read More
February 9, 2026 Judo
Eight years after the last British men’s medal on the Paris tatami, British judo has finally returned to the podium on one of the sport’s most iconic stages. Inside the electric atmosphere of the Accor Arena, 21-year-old Ben Levy delivered one of the standout British performances of recent years, securing a bronze medal in the -73kg category at the Paris Grand Slam. His remarkable run included the scalp of reigning world champion Joan-Benjamin Gaba, the darling of the home crowd, in a result that sent shockwaves through the arena. Read more Read More
February 8, 2026 Football
England U15 have confirmed their squad for the February 2026 international window, which will see the Young Lions travel to Cyprus for two friendly fixtures against Cyprus and the United States. Under the guidance of Matt Thorpe, England continue to shape and develop this emerging generation, just a few weeks after the December training camp at St George’s Park, where they faced Iceland, Spain and Italy. England will take on Cyprus on Tuesday 10 February, before meeting the USA on Saturday 14 February. Read more Read More