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.
The 20th matchday of the Premier League saw two English U21 internationals shine on the biggest stage. Both starting in their respective games, Josh Acheampong (Chelsea) and Ethan Nwaneri (Arsenal) experienced significant debuts. Read more Read More
At just 13 years old, Annabelle Fasuba, daughter of former Nigerian sprinter Olusoji Fasuba, is already making a name for herself on British tracks by breaking records in the U15 category. With outstanding indoor performances and promising early results at the senior level, the young prodigy seems to be following in the footsteps of her parents, both of whom left a lasting mark on Nigerian athletics. Read more Read More
Appointed as England’s head coach last October, Thomas Tuchel officially took charge on January 1st. The German tactician embarks on this new adventure with a revamped and experienced staff, aiming to prepare the Three Lions for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, which kick off in March with matches against Albania and Latvia at Wembley. Read more Read More
After the cadet and pre-cadet championships, the 2024 British Senior Judo Championships brought together the best judokas in the United Kingdom this weekend. Held at the Sports and Wellness Hub of the University of Warwick on December 14 and 15, this competition crowned 14 new British champions. Read more Read More
After the cadet and pre-cadet championships, the 2024 British Junior Judo Championships brought together the best young judokas in the United Kingdom this weekend. Held at the Sports and Wellness Hub of the University of Warwick on December 14 and 15, this competition crowned 16 new British champions. Read more Read More