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Wednesday 4th March 2026
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A matchweek with the OURFC Blues
Oxford is starting to wake up, a couple of cars and the occasional runner dotted about the roads.
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Finbar Dinnen
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Away day blues: The impact of unfamiliar territory
With Varsity season fully underway, conquering the complications of an away day is key to a successful display of Oxford’s sporting superiority.
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Ben Murphy
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Off the bench, on the mend
Oxford’s eight week termly orbit cares little for the inconvenience of an injury or...
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Arun Lewis
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‘That’s so futch’: Oxford’s queer football club
Russell and Katz-Roberts are two of the minds behind Futchball FC, Oxford’s queer football club founded in Trinity 2025.
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A look at the Cuppers draw
Cal Flintoff runs through this year's competition
Copestake hat trick ensures victory for the Blues
A 4-3 win against Cardiff Met sees the men's hockey Blues move to second in the BUCS South Premier Division
Running for joy
A behind the scenes look at Oxford Cross Country Club’s summer training camp
Rugby Blues dominate after inaugural tour
From sunny shores to muddy Iffley, the women's rugby blues warm up for the season.
OURFC’s Major Stanley’s match to undergo significant change
This year’s match will see Major Stanley’s invitational XV replaced by Cardiff RFC
Follow the Money: How football puts finance over fans
In light of Bolton Wanderers' narrow escape from administration, we need to confront how money dominates our nation's favourite sport.
Abracadabra, à la Kassam: How the magic of the cup can get students watching local football
Could Oxford United's fixture against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup draw students to local football?
Rugby League: Saints and Dragons victorious so far, though questions over League’s future structure
Cerys Baines summarises the rugby league season so far and looks forward to what is to come for the game.
Oxford student sailors complete Round Britain and Ireland race
The race is regarded as one of toughest yacht races in the world
Premier League Predictions 2018/19
With the Premier League now underway, it's time to place your bets, make your predictions, and debate the fortunes of England's football elite.
English football finally delivers in Russia 2018
An unprecedented level of engagement made this World Cup one to remember.
Gary Lineker – ‘the media scrutiny is far more intense compared to 30 years ago’
Speaking ahead of the World Cup, Gary Lineker opens up on football punditry, the British press, and what would merit a good performance for the England team
Oxford men seal emphatic victory at Lord’s
Matty Hughes bowled 132 not out as Oxford romped home
Oxford coach calls for clarity in funding of university cricket
Graham Charlesworth said: "It’s potentially good news, but we’re not quite sure what the detail looks like."
Oxford eight joins Wasps rugby academy
It follows a successful run out with the England sevens team in April
Keble and Pembroke win Summer VIIIs headships
Both crews rowed over on Saturday afternoon to seal their respective headships
Summer VIIIs: the lowdown
Our full guide to the pinnacle of the college rowing year
Gnodde and Hughes inspire record-breaking win
The records tumbled in The Parks on Friday, as Oxford's men romped to a T20 Varsity win
Claire Taylor: “there needs to be a continuous development of the game”
Taylor, the first woman to be named as a Wisden Cricketer of the Year, says the game cannot solely rely on watershed moments for growth
The weekly chopper: fourth edition
Worcester and Catz look shaky ahead of the Eights Week run-in, as Exeter’s push for two sets of blades hots up.
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