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Tuesday, May 13, 2025
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Bannister Miles 2025: Four meet the mark again
Fittingly, it was four runners again who broke Roger Bannister’s four minute mark in the BMC Bannister Miles 2025, the same number that did so last year. The event...
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Schalke, stickers, and social shifts in Germany
When you think about German football, several images doubtless spring to mind - Bayern...
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Inside the women’s boat: Courage on the Tideway
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Clean sweep for Cambridge at Chanel J12 Boat Race weekend
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View From A Blue: Samson Egerton
James Nottage gets an insight into Samson Egerton's life as Blues scrum-half.
Surviving the International Break
Alex Hawkins-Hooker on how to cope with one of the less exciting patches of the sporting calendar
Nike sign Oxford Sports kit deal
James Taylor interviews Greg Rutherford, promoting the Kitlocker-Nike launch
Rugby Blues battle Leicester Tigers
James Gheerbrant reports on Monday's dramatic clash against the Leicester Tigers.
Catz go 2-up over Lincoln
Alec Gower reports at one of the starting matches of the JCR Premier Division
Interview: Stuart Broad
Monish Kulkarni talks with Stuart Broad, England cricket captain about the future of English Cricket
Magical Murray mints tennis’ hard currency
James Gheerbrant examines what has taken Andy Murray to his first Grand Slam title.
Football’s statistics revolution?
Alex Hawkins-Hooker explores the impact of the recently announced MCFC Analytics on football
Fanatic for fantasy football
James Taylor takes a look at one of the more engaging things to do with the end of your summer.
5 reasons why England are no longer number one
James Gheerbrant explores why England are now without their coveted number one ranking in Test cricket.
Your guide to the Premier League
Arthur Knaggs investigates how each team is shaping up during week one of the Premier League.
Give KP another chance
Monish Kulkarni argues that Kevin Pietersen's removal from the ranks of English cricket can only be a bad thing.
A Sporting Mid-Life Crisis
As our Olympic summer draws to a close, James Nottage reflects on how our relationship with the sports we love changes with age.
How should we remember London 2012?
James Taylor reviews the incredible event and achievements that were our London 2012 Olympics.
Where did Team GB’s gold rush come from?
James Gheerbrant recounts what went into Team GB’s astonishing accumulation of gold medals at the back end of London 2012.
Table Tennis touched down at the Olympics
James Gheerbrant looks at why a night at the London 2012 Table Tennis Competition was one to remember.
5 Conclusions On Robin Van Persie to Manchester United
A player moved from one team to another team on Wednesday night. Here is what we learnt.
Oxford alumni enjoy Olympic success
Alex Hawkins-Hooker takes a look at how our Oxonian Olympians have fared at the London games.
More to the Games than just Usain
James Nottage takes a look at some of London 2012's hidden sporting gems.
London 2012: U.S Boxers humiliated
Monish Kulkarni reviews this week's Olympic boxing.
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