What Is RSS?

RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication', and is a great way of delivering news headlines, video and podcasts directly to you.

Using a compatible web browser or a special RSS news reader, you can subscribe to one of the many feeds we offer, as shown below. Once you have subscribed to your desired channels, we can deliver our latest headlines as soon as they are published directly to you through you preferred medium - meaning you don't have to keep coming back to visit the site in order to keep up-to-date.

How Do I Use RSS?

Basically you need to select the way of reading your RSS. This may be a separate application, a feature of your internet browser, or an online service.

Once you have chosen how to stay up-to-date with your feeds, you can find the feeds that you would like to add. You'll find RSS buttons (orange icons at the bottom of each page on the website) for different sections of our content right across the website. This page also allows you to find all of the available feeds in one place.

Clicking on the RSS button will take you back to this page. You can cut and paste the RSS URL into your news reader. You can also click and drag the button onto your news reader.

News Readers

A range of news readers for various operating systems and browsers are listed below.

PC Applications

• NewzCrawler
• Feed Demon
• Awasu
• Newsgator Inbox

Mac Applications

• NetNewsWire
• Newsfire
• Vienna

Browsers

• Internet Explorer 7
• Mozilla Firefox
• Opera
• Apple Safari

Online

• iGoogle
• My Yahoo
• Windows Live
• Bloglines
• Feedzilla
• My AOL
• NewsGator Online
• Netvibes

Using Our RSS

Our RSS feeds are entirely free of charge for non-commercial use. If you would like to discuss any commercial content, please contact us.

Our RSS feeds: 

 Football
 Racing
 Online Betting
 Tennis
 Golf
 Cricket
 Boxing
 Formula 1
 Euro 2008
 Other Sports
 "Catch All" (All RSS feeds rolled into one, giving you every story and article published on the website in one single feed)