SJA Academy member Izzy Gilligan makes the case for Ryder Cup 2025 winners Team Europe to take the SJA British Sports Awards prize for Team of the Yea…
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SJA British Sports Awards 2025: The case for Arsenal Women
SJA Academy member Amelie Claydon makes the case for UEFA Women's Champions League winners Arsenal to take the SJA British Sports Awards prize for Tea…
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SJA British Sports Awards 2025: The case for the Red Roses
SJA Academy member Liv Franks makes the case for Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 winners England to take the SJA British Sports Awards prize for Team of …
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Duncan Ferguson famously hated sports journalists – his autobiography is worth the wait
Duncan Ferguson breaks his silence about THAT headbutt, serving prison time, rows with management figures and his descent towards bankruptcy in a reve…
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Nominations open for SJA ‘Sport for Change’ Award 2025
Organisations large and small that are using sport and/or physical activity as a force to make positive change are eligible for this special award, no…
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Validation for AIPS Membership Card 2026-2027 is open
Full Members of the Sports Journalists' Association based in Great Britain can purchase or renew an AIPS Membership Card - the internationally recogni…
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15 on longlist for 2025 William Hill Sports Book of the Year prize
Several renowned sports journalists, including Miguel Delaney, Joey D’Urso and Jonathan Wilson, are in contention for the prestigious award this yea…
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Women’s game in Football Manager 26 is seismic for culture shift, says SJA panel
Miles Addy and Jordan Macauley were both winners at the SJA British Sports Journalism Awards earlier in 2025, recognising their talents as sports cont…
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Sensational shot-stoppers and a ‘nasty’ netminder chronicled in new Everton book
A new book on Everton goalkeepers includes four loyal club servants, one who rejected an England World Cup call and another jailed after making sensat…
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Heroes and villains feature in new Leeds United history book looking back at the 1970s
Controversial, aggressive and downright dirty were just some of the descriptions of Don Revie's Leeds United examined in a new history of the club rev…
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