Soccer
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Cazorla’s Oviedo Dream Fulfilled
A footballing odyssey comes full circle: at age 40, Santi Cazorla has led Real Oviedo – his boyhood club – back to La Liga after a 24-year exile. In an unforgettable play-off climax, Cazorla’s steady leadership, decisive scoring, and emotional resonance sealed one of Spanish football’s most heartwarming stories in recent…
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Football isn’t dead; Lamine Yamal and Desire Doue have proved that
Football’s obituary has been written a thousand times. Too many passes. Not enough flair. The game’s gone soft, they say. But then Lamine Yamal and Désiré Doué step onto the pitch, and suddenly the doomsayers are eating their words. These two young guns—17 and 20, respectively—are tearing up Europe with…
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Summer Transfer Update Two
The summer transfer window of 2025 is a rollercoaster of ambition, audacity, and jaw-dropping deals, with clubs scrambling to lock in their stars as the revamped Club World Cup kicks off. The rumor mill is spinning faster than a winger cutting inside, with blockbuster moves already confirmed and whispers of…
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Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Guide
The Premier League has dropped the full fixture list for the 2025/26 season, setting up a blockbuster campaign from Matchweek 1 to the final day on May 24, 2026. With huge clashes, classic derbies, and strategic betting angles, here’s your guide to the season’s headline fixtures and key matchdays. Matchweek…
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Manchester United and the Premier League’s new winning formula
Manchester United are a sleeping giant in need of an analeptic. They need systematic structural changes which prevent the constant hiring and firing cycle and misallocation of precious funds. They also need a world class replacement for Old Trafford, which was once the best stadium in the country yet now…
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Paris is becoming the world’s home of football, and Jurgen Klopp is helping it get there
PSG’s Stade du Parc des Princes sits pretty on the French World Cup 1998 Monopoly board. It is the sole representative of club football in Paris. Sandwiched between Clarence Seedorf’s Netherlands and Franky van der Elst’s Belgium, it’s a healthy bit of Monopoly real estate. Which other team could lay…
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