Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning United Kingdom across Soccer, Football, Hockey.
A court in the United Kingdom has heard that thirteen men have been charged in connection with the prolonged abuse of a woman who was allegedly drugged by her husband. The case, which spans more than two decades, has drawn attention because of the diverse backgrounds of the accused, ranging from a senior paramedic to a former football club chief executive.
Gamecode’s platform blends advanced metrics with an AI chatbot, offering coaches a new way to extract insights from match and training data.
An exploration of how cultural expectations, historic moments, and the ambiguous nature of soccer’s timing shape American perceptions of the world’s most popular sport.
A night of heat, diaspora and generational change unfolded in Miami as Scotland’s campaign unravelled, while Brazil’s victory and Colombia’s narrow win added layers of narrative to the tournament.
The recent hosting of the World Cup on U.S. soil has sparked a surge of interest in soccer, inspiring everything from roadside snack adventures in Alabama to cinematic tales of underdog teams and a new generation of interactive experiences.
Mexican actor Cristo Fernández, known for his role in 'Ted Lasso,' has signed with El Paso Locomotive FC, reflecting on his journey from Guadalajara to the United Kingdom and back to the United States.
An examination of soccer's fluid interpretations, from Maradona's infamous goals to the nuances of added time and substitutions, that shape its global appeal.
A look at the films that use soccer as a storytelling device, highlighting cultural tensions, gender issues, and the global passion that unites fans.
The rise of digital betting, combined with high‑profile drivers, is turning NASCAR into a mainstream betting option across Europe.
Lord John Mann, the UK's independent adviser on antisemitism, explored how sport can combat hate and celebrate diverse cultures during a Dallas event, highlighting collaborations with soccer clubs and the creation of official Jewish supporters groups such as Arsenal Football Club's.
With a spot in the Round of 32 on the line, Scotland prepares to face five‑time champions Brazil in a high‑stakes clash.
Following the council’s ban of DJR Sport Ltd, a new consortium led by Gary McCracken, Jamie Crosbie, Santiago Buesa and Charlie Shaw has been approved to run a Solway Ice Hockey Club team in the National Ice Hockey League’s national division from 2026‑27, pledging community engagement and a stable future for the sport in Dumfries and Galloway.
Yesterday’s action saw Portugal crush Uzbekistan, England hold Ghana, while Croatia and Colombia secured narrow victories; today’s schedule pits Switzerland against Canada and Scotland against Brazil, all tracked on The Athletic’s interactive Pick’Em platform.
A new body has been given the green light to run an ice‑hockey franchise in Dumfries, Scotland, after the council removed the previous operators following a lengthy payment row.
Jesse Marsch has led Canada to its inaugural World Cup win, blending a fiery coaching style with a global career that spans MLS, Austria, Germany and the UK, aiming to evolve soccer in a country where hockey has long reigned supreme.
Liberty University announces Craig Haley as its new assistant coach, highlighting his extensive playing and coaching background across five countries and multiple continents.
The NFL’s 2026 schedule will feature nine international contests, including new stops in France and Australia, while Scotland eyes its first game amid growing Scottish support in Boston.
Paris Saint-Germain's 2026 Champions League victory over Arsenal sparked a massive audience response, with unprecedented viewership numbers, illegal streaming activity, and a fierce sponsor branding battle that reshaped perception of advertising impact.
On June 23, 2018, twelve young soccer players and their coach were extracted from a flooded Thai cave, while the same calendar date has repeatedly marked turning points in politics, exploration, and law.
A two‑decade presence on Fox and ESPN has made Alexi Lalas a polarizing figure, and recent commentary from rivals and analysts spotlights the tension between his outspoken persona and the commercial ambitions of American soccer.
A study by Alex Edmans and co‑authors shows that national team losses, especially in knockout tournaments, trigger measurable declines in domestic equity markets, highlighting the growing role of sentiment and retail trading in modern finance.
An exploration of the growing tension between elite football careers and the demands of parenthood, featuring players who have missed matches for births, faced criticism, and embraced new purpose.
Belgian midfielder Amadou Onana, known as Doku, faces a dilemma as his wife's expected childbirth coincides with his team's World Cup quarter‑final, sparking a broader conversation about paternity leave and work‑life balance in professional football.
As the World Cup reaches its decisive stages, players face the impossible choice between career milestones and the birth of a child, sparking debate over paternity leave and personal sacrifice.