theguardian.comadded August 2026
Sport | The Guardianby Australian Associated Press27d ago
Nicola Olyslagers has had the best worst night of her career after missing out on becoming a new “Ultimate” athletics high jump champion, only to learn to her surprise that she had still leapt to...
Sport | The Guardianby Andy Bull at Edgbaston27d ago
At half-past-two in the afternoon the fans struck up a conga in the Hollies Stand. Fifteen Fred Flintstones, 11 Oompa Loompas with one Willy Wonka, five cardinals with an inflatable doll, four...
Sport | The Guardianby Ali Martin at Edgbaston27d ago
Much has been made of the four-pronged pace attack that England have switched to since the mid-summer retirement of Ben Stokes, even comparisons with the fabled line-up that won the 2005 Ashes.
Sport | The Guardianby Ewan Murray at Bernardus Golf27d ago
The rain poured and the United States roared. Hope had cascaded through the European contingent at this Solheim Cup during Friday afternoon until the sort of fightback that endorsed the sense that...
Sport | The Guardianby Gerard Meagher27d ago
George Furbank must have cracked a few mirrors in his time. A second Prem winners’ medal was some way to bring the curtain down on his Northampton career but when it comes to England, he cannot...
Sport | The Guardianby Jacob Steinberg27d ago
Chelsea have rewarded Pedro Neto’s strong start to the season and commitment to the club by handing the winger a new contract.
Sport | The Guardianby Suzanne Wrack27d ago
It was tough watching Manchester United’s players labour ineffectively against the hungry and aggressive press of London City Lionesses.
Sport | The Guardianby Martin Pengelly27d ago
When New Zealand and South Africa kick off at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Saturday, there will be more at stake than victory in “Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry”, the four-Test series the Springboks...
Sport | The Guardianby Andrew Lawrence at Flushing Meadows28d ago
Tuesday night’s quarter-final match between Ben Shelton and Carlos Alcaraz had everything a US Open spectacle could ask for: huge stakes, knife-edge drama, top-shelf competition and an American...
Sport | The Guardianby Reuters and Guardian sport28d ago
The Fenerbahce head coach, Ismail Kartal, announced his resignation on Thursday after his team drew 1-1 at home to Roma in the Champions League – but minutes later, the club president said Kartal...
Sport | The Guardianby Agencies28d ago
Bayern Munich opened their Champions League campaign with a 5-0 thrashing of Norway’s Bodo/Glimt.
Sport | The Guardianby Matt Hughes and Jacob Steinberg28d ago
Chelsea’s majority owners, Clearlake Capital, are closing in on an agreement to buy out co-owners Todd Boehly and Mark Walter in a deal that would see the pair make a profit on their investment and...
Sport | The Guardianby Tumaini Carayol at Flushing Meadows28d ago
The early days of this year’s US Open can be told in a series of farewells to competitors who plan to end their careers this year.
Sport | The Guardianby Brendan Foster in Perth28d ago
Whenever the Dockers make a finals appearance, the ramshackle, salty seaside port city of Fremantle becomes awash in a sea of relentless optimism.
Sport | The Guardianby Max Rushden28d ago
During Covid, when sport was back but behind closed doors, I hosted a number of strange online shows to fill the void of real life.
Sport | The Guardianby Agencies28d ago
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark’ s interactions are a subplot of the women’s Fiba World Cup, the WNBA season and if you spend enough time on social media, a divided United States.
Sport | The Guardianby Tom Garry28d ago
When Gemma Darvill’s dad, Les, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease aged 58, joining a walking football team stopped him from confining himself to his own home, and she believes the game saved...
Sport | The Guardianby Rich Tenorio28d ago
How good a golfer was Ted Rhodes? At the 1948 US Open, he finished the first round just three shots behind the leader – and eventual winner – Ben Hogan.
Sport | The Guardianby Jack Snape29d ago
He is known as the Wallabies’ foremost code-switcher, and there are growing calls for him to settle on a position that makes the most out of his unquestionable abilities.
Sport | The Guardianby Nick Ames29d ago
Valdas Dambrauskas can reel off the questions and answers without a moment’s pause. Who won the first Academy Award for best actor in 1929?
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