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Tennis
US Open Preview: Will Alcaraz and Sinner continue the Grand Slam streak?
New York is loud again. The subway screeches under Ashe, the night sessions steal the back half of Europe’s evening, and the two best young players in men’s tennis walk in with the same expectation that greeted Federer in 2005 or Djokovic in 2015. For well over eighteen straight months…
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Premier League
Summer Transfer Update Seven – Eze, Isak and Sancho all on the move!
The summer window always feels like theatre. Rumours flicker, agents posture, and clubs try to game-out not just their squads but also their spreadsheets. Some deals are already rubber-stamped, others are crawling towards the finish line, and a few are the kind of links that sound fanciful but still tell…
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Premier League
What we learned from week one of the Premier League
The Premier League’s opening weekend is always a strange mix of chaos, overreaction, and faintly ridiculous storylines. One round of matches and suddenly we’re all tactical experts, fortune tellers, and amateur analysts diagnosing whether Gyokeres‘ first performance means he’ll hit 20 goals or struggle to get three. It’s silly, of…
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Premier League
Manchester United vs. Arsenal Preview: Amorim vs Arteta in the first thriller of the season
The Premier League season has kicked-off with Liverpool’s 4-2 win over Bournemouth but everyone’s eyes are set for Sunday. For the first big clash of the season, Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United go head-to-head with Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal in more than just match one. Once again, the grass feels sharper, kits…
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Soccer
Why Donnarumma’s Departure from PSG Is More Than Just a Transfer
In the space of just a few months, Gianluigi Donnarumma has gone from Champions League hero to a financial liability in Paris Saint-Germain’s changing strategy. The Italian goalkeeper, once seen as the future of the club between the posts, now faces exile from the first team – and his abrupt…
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Soccer
Super Cup Preview: Spurs face PSG in their first game under Thomas Frank
The UEFA Super Cup has always been football’s ceremonial ribbon-cutting, the moment the sport’s European elite step out for the first meaningful clash of the new season. Some years, the fixture carries the air of a glitzy friendly. This year, it feels like a collision of two very different trajectories.…
