The dust has finally settled on the 25/26 season. Some Arsenal fans are likely still lingering around The Emirates and somewhere in Manchester, a City fan lights a Guardiola-shaped candle in his garden, tears dropping onto an increasingly parched lawn. A new era? Why not. Arteta, the protege, has finally pipped Pep to the post, and, while talk of him retiring the all-conquering Catalan is ridiculous, it's hard not to see the green shoots of a much-needed shakeup. However, one

Can anyone beat Jannik Sinner at this year’s French Open? Let’s be honest with ourselves. When you look at the 2026 French Open draw and ask whether anyone can topple Jannik Sinner, you’re really asking whether anyone can perform a minor miracle on the red clay of Roland Garros. The short answer is... probably not. The longer answer is... probably not, barring some kind of divine intervention. Sinner arrives in Paris unbeaten for three months, carrying a 29-match winning str

Another Premier League season full of drama and excitement comes to a close. Arsenal triumphant after 22 years of wait, whilst City fall just short as Pep says goodbye to England, leaving as one of the greatest managers of all time. Man United, Aston Villa, and Liverpool all secure Champions League football next season, and Bournemouth and Sunderland top of their brilliant seasons with a place in the Europa League. There has been an abundance of talent on show, but this is th

This year's French Open promises to bring us something fresh and exciting. With Alcaraz out of the tournament due to a right wrist injury, Sinner will feel he is bound for a final spot in the next weeks, and opens up major possibilities for the other new exciting talents coming through. Aryna Sabalenka will also hope to win her first ever Roland Garros title, losing out to Coco Gauff in 3 sets in 2025. And after a blockbuster first day, let’s see what we have in store for the

As things stand, Arsenal are in a position that, let’s be honest, fans wouldn’t have expected them to be in after their 2-1 defeat to Man City last month — where, once again, the consensus was that the “bottle job kings” had returned. Fast forward a month, and they are now two wins away from finally getting their hands on a long-awaited Premier League title, 22 years in the making, and one much more competitive win away from winning their first Champions League and European t

As the sun starts consistently shining, and the ground starts to harden (much to my dismay), one of the highlights of every equestrian’s calendar quickly approaches…Badminton Horse Trials. Located in South Gloucestershire, the trials take place in the lush grounds of Badminton house. Originally built in the late 17th century, fittingly named as it is known as the birthplace of the Badminton racquet sport in the 19th century. It has hosted the horse trials since 1949, original

Arsenal fans have it tough. The 'banter era' (a grim decade between 2008 and 2018), defined by trophy droughts, sporadic European football and consistent inconsistency, ensured Gunners fans were routinely mocked by anyone within earshot. Sad as it was, expectation was at least low. You can't be disappointed if you no longer dream of glory. Then Mikel Arteta did something unforgivable, injecting 20cc's of pure hope-ium directly into the veins of the long-suffering North London

Last year I had the chance to go to the Belgian Grand Prix with my dad. This is now the second time my dad has taken me to a Formula 1 Grand Prix, we previously went to the British Grand Prix in 2024 and discovered that we were very unprepared to say the least. I wrote in this blog just a few days after the trip what I would recommend to anyone else that planned to go and after some positive response I feel I am obliged to do another because as you’ll soon see we were still v

City move one step closer to fragile leaders Arsenal after Haaland winner secures three title-defining points at the Etihad. Manchester City pile yet more pressure on Arsenal thanks to clinical finishes from Rayan Cherki and Erling Haaland. Pep Guardiola’s men maintain Arsenal’s unconvincing Premier League record at the Etihad, meaning the last time the Gunners’ secured three points in Manchester was back in January 2015. The attention of all football fans turned to this titl