Posts By Rant Sport Writers
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66F1F1 opinion: The top five moments of the 2026 Formula One season so far
The 2026 F1 season has already produced some incredible action, surprise results and drama in only two races. Here are Rant Sport writer...
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64FootballFootball analysis: Does PGMOL have a credibility problem?
Manchester United left the Vitality Stadium with a 2-2 draw against AFC Bournemouth, but the real story wasn't the scoreline. It was...
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86FootballFootball news: Keith Hackett calls out FIFA to deal with time wasting problem
A common thing in the Premier League this season has been players pretending to be injured, just so the managers can have...
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78FootballPundit analysis: Newcastle pity party & Cherki’s “showboating” beats Arsenal
A tasty round of Premier League fixtures and a Carabao Cup final saw Newcastle lose another Tyne-Wear derby and Man City beat...
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133FootballFootball: Sky Sports correspondent surprised with Trent missing the call up
We are always surprised when a big-name player doesn’t make the England squad, but when Trent Alexander-Arnold isn’t selected, the media are...
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96FootballFootball opinion: Was Jamie Carragher right about AFCON?
The pundit’s scathing comments about Africa’s premier international tournament may have had some truth to them.
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90F1F1: Ferrari got it right, now everyone wants to change the rules
Their starts have been their biggest advantage in the new Formula 1 season, but the rest of the grid is not happy.
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71FootballFootball: Michael Carrick is flying but Roy Keane wants a big name at Man Utd
Recent results have shown the new manager could have what it takes to get the job, but Roy Keane doesn’t believe that’s...
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136F1Small nation, big speed: Celebrating Ireland’s motorsport achievements this St Patrick’s Day
This St Patrick’s Day, Rant Sport writer Katie Ryan looks back on the legacy this small but mighty island brings to the...
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68FootballPundit analysis: Jamie Carragher leaves a lot to be desired after Liverpool favouritism
Another weekend of Premier League fixtures has come and gone, and yet Jamie Carragher is still commentating and analysing Liverpool games.