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Sarah Mallet reports on a Varsity victory and the first ever half-bluse for the Oxford team.
Graham Murphy examines the issue of national allegiance in football.
Joel Stockton looks pessimistically at Murray’s recent fortunes and future prospects.
Tom Juniper reports from the Parks as Worcester beat New/Hilda’s in the Cricket Cuppers Final.
Jack Harrison expects the England vintage of 2011 to go down with the very best.
James Benge reflects on the saga of the FIFA elections
Conor Gibson laments the departure of one of the game’s greats: Shane Warne
Jack Harrison wants to see an end to promotion to and relegation from the Aviva Premiership
Ben Allen reports on a superb final day of the Premier League
Jake Shelley reports on the 137th Varsity Athletics Match.
George Colenutt may give the Champions League a miss to watch Stevenage
Alex Scott sees things going swimmingly for the Blues cricket side.
With Arsenal likely to remain trophyless for another season Stephen Bush argues Wenger needs more time. Sam Burne-James says enough is enough for the Frenchman.
Sam Burne-James speaks to Constantine Louloudis about the 2011 Boat Race and the small matter of his Olympic preparations.
Oxford reWarded with man of the match turn as they claim their 49th Varsity title, Hannah McKay reports.
George Colenutt reflects on the high drama created by the NFL’s unique recruitment process.
The Blues have made a good start to the season with consummate wins over Oxford CC and Cardiff.