Jakub Kondraciuk Scottish football has been intertwined with identity, rivalry, pride and most importantly, sectarianism. In the recent years post COVID-19 pandemic, there’s been a significant rise in the disorder seen many decades before. Incidents at both […]
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Scotland’s nationwide road concerns
Jakub Kondraciuk Scotland has seen a growing crisis occur over recent years in terms of its roadworks up and down the country and through its hills. Despite several councils around the country being vocal […]
Formula E: The ever-evolving future of Motor vehicles
Jakub Kondraciuk Ever since Formula E’s launch of their first championship back in 2014, the series has brought bipolar expressions from many motorsport fans across the globe. Some see it as a […]
Italy Expected a Routine Night — Bosnia Had Other Ideas
By Sean Quinn For a country so closely tied to footballing greatness, missing out on the World Cup should be unthinkable. Yet Italy finds itself on the outside again. The Azzurri, four-time […]
Scotland Look to put Samurais to the Sword
By Riordan Craig Scotland host Japan in the first of their pre-World Cup friendlies on Saturday. The hosts have struggled in friendly matches under Steve Clarke, winning just three of their 13, […]
Clarke’s Chance to Tame Atlas Lions
By Josh Granger and Riordan Craig Scotland will now face the newly crowned African champions Morocco at this summer’s World Cup. African football bosses today handed the Atlas Lions the 2026 African Cup of […]
UWS Students Slam “Illegal” Iran War
By Riordan Craig and Josh Granger As the war in Iran rages on into its 11th day, we spoke with UWS students to get their thoughts on the conflict. Jack Schooler, 18, […]
Spotlight on Sports Sponsorship that leads to ill health in the UK
By Kyle Sharkie Pic by Kicking the Habit The public is being encouraged to contribute to the development of a website that will document the rise of unhealthy sponsorship in British sport […]
Pele’s Promise and America’s Road to the 2026 World Cup
By Jack Cranmer The United States has hosted the World Cup before. In 1994 the tournament helped launch Major League Soccer and pushed the sport further into the American mainstream. Now, three […]
A night out at the darts is something which really hits the bullseye
Joshua Granger Costumes, alcohol and great atmosphere, an evening in a packed arena watching 180s fly in is a must I recently attended the Premier League of Darts at the OVO Hydro […]


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