What the 2026 World Cup Left Behind
A summer of football across North America is over. Host cities are now working out what comes next.
By Theo Grant
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A summer of football across North America is over. Host cities are now working out what comes next.
By Theo Grant
Record crowds have become routine, and clubs are finally moving big matches to their biggest grounds.
By Theo Grant
Tactical shifts have turned the man between the posts into a team's first playmaker.
By Theo Grant
Supporter-run clubs are growing in number. Fans explain how it works, and where it gets hard.
By Theo Grant
Every Tuesday night, in floodlit cages everywhere, thousands of ordinary people chase a very small dream.
By Theo Grant
Forget the five-hour Sunday round. A shorter game is bringing a new generation to the first tee.
By Theo Grant
Wind, gorse and a sea that doesn't care about your handicap: a pilgrimage to Scotland's far north.
By Theo Grant
Coaches say amateurs practise the wrong shots. An afternoon around the chipping green proves them right.
By Theo Grant
Dress codes are falling away, simulators are filling city centres and the sport looks younger than it has in decades.
By Theo Grant
Long before the first players arrive, one woman walks eighteen holes with a very small ruler.
By Theo Grant