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Paul McNamara
Senior Reporter, Sport
Paul joined the Post in July 2023 after writing freelance for multiple magazines and national newspapers in England. He covered the 2022 football World Cup for Fifa and was previously senior writer for Everton FC for five years, after time reporting on a number of sports for regional newspapers in the south of England.
Dominic Johns is walking without crutches and training every day after successful procedure on snapped tibia and fibula bones in right leg.
UBB coach Laurent Ferrères on lookout for next international stars in Hong Kong, recalls ‘one of biggest experiences of life’ at HK Sevens.
Tokyo Olympian says city’s triathlon squad is strongest he has known, reveals training changes in bid for peak performance.
A meeting of the State Council set the objective of moving Chinese football into ‘new phase’ after years of underachievement.
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Gary White missed out on England under-21 job in 2017 but remains in touch with Gareth Southgate and has big ambitions.
City’s cycling team compete in three-day Melbourne event, Lee pairs with Chloe Leung for Madison silver after claiming omnium gold.
The Englishman quit his role with city in December 2018 after only three months in charge, says brief tenure was dogged by recruitment issues.
Supporters who coughed up HK$7,000 each to meet their heroes left angry and disappointed after being stopped from doing so.
Banks of empty seats at 40-000-capacity Hong Kong Stadium, as city’s football supporters grow fatigued with overhyped veterans matches.
Midfielder Philip Chan scored twice against Guam after getting back into Hong Kong team, wants to regain regular spot in ‘more technical’ side.
Catalan boss in midst of unprecedented struggle with English Premier League champions City, who have lost eight times in past 11 games.
Hervé Dagorne feels UCI is “struggling” as his team ramps up preparations with Australian training stint before February’s Asian Championships.
Hong Kong on six-match winning run after thumping Guam, but boss wants more across the board for bigger challenges next year.
Qualification for summer 2025 tournament in South Korea sets up first competitive meeting with China since December 2022.
Defender backs switch to Hong Kong Stadium for critical encounter because ‘quality pitch makes it easier to play’.
Four-time Olympic medallist is set for 3 months off after her heroics in Budapest and Tom Rushton has given her something to think about.
Sport’s introduction in Los Angeles raises prospect of north African nation claiming multiple medals at a Games for first time since 1948.
Hong Kong will clash with Guam on Tuesday night for the right to play at the 2025 EAFF finals in South Korea.
Egypt claim World Squash Team Championships double in Hong Kong, with the men’s and women’s teams winning their fourth straight titles.
Centre Gabby Rivers, who says university graduation will be ‘game-changer’ for her mentality and skills, harbours big Hong Kong ambitions.
Tsui Wang-kit nets his first Hong Kong goal with three minutes remaining as hosts book Tuesday night date with Guam.
Chinese Taipei stand in way of Hong Kong and a spot in Tuesday’s EAFF qualifying final – the teams will meet at Mong Kok Stadium on Saturday.
Egypt one match away from fourth successive women’s World Squash Team Championships title after whitewashing Belgium.
Hong Kong must gain fifth straight victory against their former coach’s team on Saturday to make the EAFF qualifying final.
World No 4, one of several academically inclined players at the world team championships, set to return from injury for Malaysia semi-final.
Tokyo Olympian planning technique changes after regaining passion for sport following self-imposed lay-off.
Influential figures in Hong Kong football are trying to attract the world’s biggest clubs to Kai Tak Sports Park for 2025.
Ashley Westwood’s team need to overcome Chinese Taipei on Saturday to book spot in EAFF qualifying final.
Star-studded Egypt breeze into Thursday’s World Squash Team Championships quarter-finals, joined in last 8 by Germany, India and France.
‘Short Asian girl’ Sunny Lee has reached the heights of women’s world 7s series rugby only 6 years after ‘disaster’ of a refereeing debut.
