Wembley dream over as Not for Me Clive go out of FA People’s Cup
Charlie MacKinnon laments his team’s latest exit from the national five-a-side tournament for all
Flying Fulham see off stuttering Wolves
Dwaine Quashie is at Craven Cottage as in-form Fulham put the Championship leaders to the sword
Nehme heads for Lebanon to realise his hoop dreams
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Video: Climb your way to the top at The Arch
Video: Yusuf Ali introduces Elephant Sport users to the basics of indoor climbing
Joshua’s toughness and grit compare to Ali’s, says Mitchell
Tom Benett talks to the highly respected boxing writer about Britain’s current world heavyweight champion
Video Diary: PyeongChang Winter Olympics
Video: Kate Vermeulen shares her experiences of being at the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea
Badge war with FA puts Wembley FC on the brink
Jack Martin talks to the chairman of a non-league club involved in a legal battle with the FA over its name
Placing the fans first at Lewes’ Dripping Pan
Harry Corton visits the welcoming home of Lewes FC, a haven for fans disillusioned by football’s money-driven elite
Video: A day out at Dulwich Hamlet FC
Elephant Sport visits Dulwich Hamlet to find out why the club is so popular and talks to fans about the planning dispute that threatens its future
Tigers see off weakened Sarries to take home bonus-point win
Yusuf Ali was at Allianz Park to see Leicester beat Saracens in the Premiership
Five things that need to change for England
Dwaine Quashie looks at where England are going wrong – and how to put things right
Lukaku finally makes it count as Mourinho gets the better of Conte
Sam Bennett sees Romelu Lukaku shine as Man Utd beat Chelsea 2-1 at Old Trafford
Bad blood and bitterness set to fuel United vs. Chelsea
Sam Bennett previews Man Utd v Chelsea – or Conte v Mourinho, as most people see it in light of the managers’ bitter rivalry
New Lebanon coach Saba offers fresh approach for Cedars
Joseph Najjar assesses the appointment of Lebanon’s new basketball coach
Groves can enjoy top dog status after seeing off Eubank Jr
Tom Bennett watches George Groves underline his status as a worthy successor to Britain’s super-middleweight greats
The super fans who made it to the Winter Olympics
Katelijne Vermeulen reports from the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea
‘Beardwell’s on fire, your support is very dire’
Marcus Hogg talks to the non-league fan whose solo support for his beloved Witham Town went viral
Lawson’s recipe for sporting success
Charlie MacKinnon talks to diet and nutrition expert Matt Lawson about his work in the sporting world
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas: from Arsenal highs to struggling at QPR
Charlie McKinnon talks to the ex-Arsenal forward about the perils of making the leap from youth team success to first team squad
What next for the Eagles and the Patriots?
Joseph Najjar assesses what the future holds for this year’s Super Bowl winners and losers
Sledging in Oslo fuels then dampens the Beijing dream
Ben Jefferies tries his hand at sledging in Norway with one eye on the 2022 Winter Olympics in China…
Mountains not required – the lowdown on indoor climbing
Yusuf Ali tackles the challenges of indoor climbing at a centre in London
Funeral for a fan proves football is more than just a game
Sam Taylor attends a funeral in Liverpool and reflects on football’s ability to provide common ground in difficult times
Sanchez fails to inspire as Man Utd falter at Wembley
Jaanki Padania is at Wembley to see Man Utd outplayed by a vibrant Spurs side, despite Alexis Sanchez making his league debut
Unbeaten Hatfield reap benefits of Phillips’ relaxed approach
Marcus Hogg talks to the head coach and captain at Hatfield QE RFC about their unbeaten season so far
Gridiron try-out: a rookie gives American football a go
Eddie Ikin loves to watch American Football. But what happens when a rookie has a try out at playing it?
How Transport for London keeps the capital’s sports fans moving
Jack Martin talks to TfL planners about the logistics of getting thousands of fans to and from London’s many sporting events
Fans get a taste of this summer’s hockeyfest at Jaffa Super 6s Finals
Hockey fan Kate Vermeulen attends an indoor tournament at the Copper Box Arena in Stratford
The path that leads to cricketing stardom is changing
Ed Krarup looks at how the riches on offer in T20 have transformed cricket’s traditional route to the top
Determined Karanka tackles winter of discontent at Forest
Marcus Hogg says Nottingham Forest’s late flurry of activity in the January transfer window was sorely needed
Work tomorrow? Crowd takes Dutch courage as MVG wins again
Ben Jefferies witnesses an exciting evening of darts as Michael Van Gerwen triumphs again at the Masters Championship
Super Bowl LII: Ajayi can provide UK fans with reason to cheer
Ben Jefferies previews this year’s Super Bowl clash between New England and Philadelphia
Video: Stephy Mavididi on life at Charlton
Marcus Hogg talks to Charlton’s on-loan Arsenal striker Stephy Mavididi about his return to The Valley
Is Lavar Ball helping or hurting his sons’ NBA dreams?
Sam Bennett welcomes you to the wacky world of basketball’s most interfering father, Lavar Ball
‘I just want people to see me as a good fighter, not a disabled one’
George Mitchell meets Jack West, who is determined to become a professional mixed martial arts fighter despite his cerebral palsy
Darts ditches glamour girls and F1 follows suit
Ben Jefferies witnesses the first tournament of the PDC’s glamour models-free era
Neville’s appointment shows the FA in yet more bad light
Marcus Hogg argues that Phil Neville’s appointment as England women’s head coach is wrong for many reasons
Six Nations 2018 preview
Ed Krarup assesses the chances of each team in this year’s Six Nations, with the 2019 World Cup in Japan on the horizon
Former kings of Europe now live in the shadows of their success
Joseph Najjar looks at the decline in fortunes of AC Milan, no longer among European football’s elite.
Review: Whites vs Blacks: How Football Changed A Nation
Harry Dunning reviews a fascinating BBC documentary, screened again following the death of pioneering black football star Cyrille Regis
Mum’s the word as Wiltshire juggles football and parenthood
Charlie MacKinnon talks to Spurs Ladies striker Sarah Wiltshire about the twin demands of playing and parenting
What Cyrille Regis means to me
Dwaine Quashie pays his respects to the late Cyrille Regis, following his untimely death at the age of 59
Charlton in the play-offs? Not unless Duchatelet sells up
Marcus Hogg looks at the issues impeding Charlton Athletic’s bid to return to the Championship
Paradise lost for most inside football’s dream factory
Charlie MacKinnon applauds the documentary ‘No Hunger In Paradise’ for its unflinching insight into the English academy system
Image is everything? The growing problem of steroid abuse
Charlie MacKinnon talks to a personal trainer about the growing number of people using drugs in their fitness regimes
Review – ‘No Hunger in Paradise’ by Michael Calvin
Harry Cotton sees the harsh realities of football’s academy system exposed in a compelling BT Sports documentary
Learning to sail in the heart of London
Yusuf Ali takes to the water in the old docks overlooked by the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf
The Elephant Sport Ashes Podcast – Down and Out, Down Under
Elephant Sport’s band of keen cricket fans look back at what went wrong for England – and right for Australia – in this winter’s series
Australian Open 2018 preview
Marcus Hogg looks ahead to the first Grand Slam event of this year’s tennis calendar
Preview: Celtics and 76ers head to London
Sam Bennett previews the NBA clash between Boston and Philadelphia at the O2 Arena in London