Marc Aspland

The Times goes in search of the English game’s spiritual homes and finds their spirit is being kept alive at the place where every match begins

I witnessed pandemonium, euphoria and unbridled joy from the Emirates Stadium to Selhurst Park as fans celebrated the achievements of Mikel Arteta’s side

Legendary football photographer Peter Robinson shares a selection of his best pictures from a career spent capturing the ordinary humanity of the beautiful game

Our chief sports photographer took in the stunning Azteca Stadium for the World Cup’s opening match before flying to Curacao to join the locals watching the Germany game

Times photographer Bradley Ormesher visits the famous golf course as it welcomes the British major for the first time since 2017, while Marc Aspland spends time at Brocket Hall

Times photographers Marc Aspland and Bradley Ormesher savour the joys of grassroots cricket during the heatwave, and bid a fond farewell to the England captain

Times photographer Marc Aspland returned to the World Cup for its dramatic final week — here are his favourite shots from inside and outside the stadiums

A day spent with remarkable men, some of whom had come back from cancer and heart surgery to realise their sporting ambition as octogenarians

The legendary photographer, who died in June, delivered masterpieces full of drama and emotion. From Muhammad Ali to Seve Ballesteros, his iconic shots set the standard

A venue that hosted a famous scene in the James Bond film Goldfinger and a club where golfers have to make way for a cricket match are featured as Marc Aspland sends up his drone