• Agony or Ecstasy? England’s Euro 2016 Previewed

    Every two years, England fans like myself, who have spent 18 months complaining about how terrible the team is, somehow develop an irrational sense of optimism about the upcoming tournament. This summer Roy Hodgson and his 23 players will fly to France, in the hope that they can be...
  • The Six Nations: What to expect

    Rugby fans across the UK braced themselves for the return of the six nations tournament last weekend. The oldest international Rugby competition in the world is a colourful and engaging spectacle watched and attended by millions. This year it is the 122nd edition of the tournament which began as...
  • England vs South Africa review: Two steps forward, one step backwards

    England’s series victory over South Africa, while highlighting the continued resurgence of the English team since the Ashes victory last summer, also served to show that the same frailties that plagued England last summer are still apparent now. The final test of the series proved to be a consolation...
  • England vs France Preview: England’s pre-Euro 2016 progress

    With the current situation in regards to France, in the wake of devastating terrorist attacks in the heart of Paris, no one can be blamed for forgetting that Tuesday’s friendly is also an important fixture for both teams, as an indicator of their side’s progress after dismal World Cup...
  • What now for England?

    Two days on from the humiliation that was England’s 33-13 defeat to Australia, which eliminated them from their home tournament at the first hurdle, the questions have now turned from part-inquest, part-obituary for Stuart Lancaster to assessing just where England go from here. To sack or not to sack?...
  • Bizarrely Brilliant: 2015 Ashes Series Review

    As always, an Ashes summer conjures up high expectations of fearsome rivalry and exciting cricket. It cannot be denied that these were the main features of the 2015 series, even if the series was unconventional in the fact there were less nail biting final days and more three day...
  • Friday Five-Way: Women’s World Cup, England’s ODI record-breakers and Nottingham Tennis

    Impact Sport rounds up the five biggest stories and events from sport around the globe.   Women’s Football World Cup Begins On Saturday 6th June, the Women’s Football World Cup in Canada began, with the hosts winning their first game against China 1-0. Two-time winners Germany threw down the...