Sport

With Varsity just around the corner, the rugby league team are training hard to gain an edge over their Cambridge opponents. Jordan Ayling, OURLFC captain, is confident that Oxford will be able to prevail over the ‘Tabs’ in an interview with George Mason. Torpids will soon be upon us and Pembroke College Boat Club are training hard to try and defend the Men’s fi rst division title. PCBC Captain, Chris Liang, gives an inside view to Karl Frey.

Tom Hartley discuss the growth of American Football and the NFL in England

Hugo Murphy discusses the current state of English cricket and whether there is hope for the future.

Arsenal’s recent poor performances have reignited the debate concerning Arsène Wenger’s future as the club’s manager. Karl Frey and Sam Pace, two Arsenal supporters, argue for ‘Wenger Out' and 'Wenger In' respectively.

Harry Griffiths summarises Pembroke's close-run defeat to Balliol in college football.

Theo Davies-Lewis discusses the questionably unfair reputation of Louis Van Gaal

Danny Cowan reports on the annual Magdalen vs Magdalene varsity day, where Magdalen college travelled to Cambridge to face their sister college in multiple sports fixtures

In March of 2016, the world of football said goodbye to one of its biggest legends: Johan Cruyff. The former Barcelona player is regarded by many football fans as one of the greatest ever players in the sport. If you could pick out your All-Time best XI, who would you choose? Karl Frey and Sam Pace discuss their selections in Head to Head.

Andy Frey explores the actual value creatine can add to your workout

The Daily Mail had previously reported that the match was set to be cancelled

Karl Frey and Charlie Gould choose their Football World XIs

Andy Frey discusses the science behind protein supplements

George Mason disscusses the challenges facing England and their manager in the upcoming Six Nations

Mohamed Eghleilib praises Cristiano Ronaldo and explains why CR7 deserved to win the 2016 Ballon d'Or

Karl Frey looks over the most heart-warming and poignant sporting moments of the last year

Laolu Ayeko and Sam Pace debate who is better out of the young talents of Kelechi Iheanacho and Marcus Rashford

Despite its turbulence, 2016 proved to be a great year of sport

The women's team won their match early in the day while the men's team suffered an agonising defeat

Why is so much emphasis placed upon the relevance of passion in sport, despite its seemingly ever-present nature, asks Adam Hilsenrath

Oxford University Ice Hockey Club's team beat the RAF in an entertaining pre-season friendly in support of KEEN and the RAF Charitable Trust