More than 92 thousand articles are posted to the web a day. For most people it’s an information overload. In the UK, daily infographic email The Equaliser provides easy-to-digest football facts that “make you the brains of the beautiful game” to impress mates down the pub.

The average smartphone owner reaches for their device over 150 times a day, so it’s no surprise that people can’t switch off when watching sport in stadiums or at home. With a breadth of stats and analysis available at the touch of a button, how has technology changed the fan experience?

Is there anything better than an ice-cold pint of lager on a scorching day? Apparently there is, since Gen Yers are increasingly moving away from beer in favour of wine and spirits. But what’s driving this move? And is traditional pale lager doomed to stay in the barrel?

Clubs and pubs in the UK are closing, and young people are drinking less than ever. A lack of money, advances in technology and a need for exclusivity have changed the party scene. But has staying in really become the new going out?