With contributions from global footballers including Rio Ferdinand, this series tells the stories of the young players who grew up in underprivileged areas of South London and achieved international success.

In this ground-breaking miniseries, football legend Ian Wright investigates black players of the Premiere League, and the abuse that they endured based on the colour of their skin.

This insightful film tracks comedian Adam Hills’ global campaign to amplify the conversation around Para Standing Tennis as a Paralympic event.

With spectacular 4K imagery, this thrilling documentary gets behind the scenes offering a portrayal of top athletes and engineering excellence.

After Charlie Webster and her friends were abused by their coach, they never spoke again. Years on, an email out of the blue sets her on a journey back to her past to find them.

In this inspirational and heart warming two-part series, Paralympian gold medallist, Jonnie Peacock, helps five young amputees to realise their sporting potential.

In this uplifting film, we follow Sydney born comedian and Rugby League fanatic Adam Hills as he fulfils his life-long dream of playing rugby at an international level.

This unique series follows Sir Ian Botham and a celebrity guest as they fly-Fish for Salmon and Trout in some of the UK's most famous rivers.

This is the gripping story of how one of the most charismatic movie stars of all time would risk people's lives and lose almost everything in the pursuit of his dream of making "the ultimate racing movie".

Compelling, funny and emotional, The Edge tells the story of the England Test cricket team's incredible rise to the top, their unmatched achievements and the huge toll it would take on mind, body and soul.

This inspiring documentary tells the incredible story of Paralympic gold medalist and World Record swimmer Alice Tai’s fight to go from amputation to gold medal contention.

With privileged access to each team, this film tells the inside story of the world's two greatest wheelchair rugby league teams, England and France, in the run-up to 2022's Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup.

With unprecedented access to Jack Charlton and his family, this remarkable film is the definitive portrait of the extraordinary World Cup winning legend.