Working out which are the richest sports in the world is not an easy task, with opinions differing amongst experts on how this should be measured.

With the season due to commence on April 12, Manchester Titans look to build on last season’s semi-final, as well as see the sport grow in the UK.

Eighty-four kids from Greater Manchester schools, who participate in the ‘EdStart’ program, were among the 85,870 Wembley crowd which shows that the future of the sport on these shores is in safe hands.

Greater Manchester primary school kids will make up nearly 100 of the 90,000 sold out NFL Wembley crowd this Sunday, courtesy of the partnership between the Jacksonville Jaguars and EdStart.

Belle Vue has long been an underappreciated area of Manchester.

Manchester is known as a world renowned destination for football and so it proved once again – only this time it was of the American variety.

Budding American football stars of the future will descend on Manchester this weekend to contest the Jaguars Se7ens Cup – with the prize at stake an all-expenses trip to Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta early next year.

A YouGov poll has found that golf is the most boring sport to watch according to a sample of more than 1,500 Brits.

Fresh from winning Britball’s Double Coverage Programme of the Year Award, Manchester Titans American Football Club have been galvanised for 2017.

American football duo Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold believe Manchester is high up on the sport’s list of potential future destinations, after hosting another successful fan event in the city.

While Manchester Titans suffered late-season heartbreak in the
divisional play-off semi-final, they can take comfort knowing that
they have fans from across the world as a Swiss couple made the
near-800 mile trip to watch them play.