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Football Varsity double- header to remain at The Hive for a further three years

The Hive will continue to host men's and women's Football Varsity matches for at least the next three years.

The Race is on

James Martin wonders whether Liverpool can hold on to win their first Premier League title?

Pantomime villain turned mental health hero – Morecambe’s Kevin Ellison

‘Harry Potter, he’s coming for you’ roar the Exeter fans as Morecambe’s veteran forward Kevin Ellison receives the ball on his customary left wing....

Manchester United are finally playing catch-up with old rivals Liverpool

Liverpool are leading the way, so why have Manchester United turned to Solskjaer?

From Deontay to Divock: a ‘Super Sunday’ done right

'Why can't all 'Super Sundays' start on a Saturday night?'

The gap is widening: weighing up a football ‘Super League’

Looking into the changing nature of the premier league and a possible solution for livening up football

Glory ahead for St Peter’s?

Cal Flintoff reviews the drama of the Men’s Football Cuppers as the Quarters approach

Football blues take Brookes varsity win

It has been a tough season for the newly promoted Women’s Blues football team. Now playing in the top league in their region, they...

International breaks should be here to stay

Lucy Tansley thinks there are several pros to the newly formed UEFA Nations League

Worcester put eight past Univ in title defence opener

Cal Flintoff updates us on the latest round of Men’s Football Cuppers

Unequal and Unfair: Women’s football at Oxford needs urgent reform

If the university does not prioritise women’s football, it is hard to see how or why anyone else would.

A look at the Cuppers draw

Cal Flintoff runs through this year's competition

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.

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.

William Hague elected Oxford Chancellor

Skills, Thrills, and the X20

Shashi Tharoor, UN diplomat, novelist, politician, and historian, speaks...

Three Thousand reasons to slurp

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