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Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac could soon face their toughest Wrexham decision to date – but don't write Phil Parkinson off just yet (opens the original)
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The London Stadium was just 12 miles down the road as Dagenham & Redbridge netted their third past second-placed Wrexham in May 2022, but for those travelling Red Dragons, it will have felt like a lifetime away. Phil Parkinson’s side pitched up at The Chigwell Construction Stadium that day with a dream, and a reachable one at that. They were three points behind Stockport County in the National League – the fifth tier of English football, which holds only one automatic promotion spot to the Footb
Arsenal dodged a bullet with Vinicius Jr – he was always doomed to disappoint (opens the original)
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He's one of the world’s highest-rated attackers, a 26-year-old with almost 450 professional games to his name, 252 goal involvements, and nearly won the Ballon d’Or in 2024. Add that to last year’s Premier League winners, who boast Europe’s best defence, one of England’s best midfielders, but whose only minor Achilles heel protrudes from their left flank. Vinicius Jr to Arsenal was a match (expensively) made in heaven. It’s exactly what the rightfully greedy football fan wants. You start spendin
Tottenham's one key decision showed they may finally be leaving their banter era (opens the original)
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Roberto De Zerbi. One step. Winning the race for Mateus Fernandes. Another step. Breaking up Newcastle United's midfield unit with an audacious Sandro Tonali swoop. Another. Tottenham Hotspur have taken three huge strides away from the nadir of their banter era – namely back-to-back 17th-placed finishes in the Premier League, a wound that, at points, even a Europa League triumph failed to strap up. But one moment this summer threatened to plunge them right back to the unedifying start. We’re tal
Who are the BBC commentators for Spain vs Argentina in the World Cup Final? (opens the original)
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It's here. The big one. The World Cup Final. No fewer than 103 matches have been and gone to get to this point; over 154 hours of football played, 618 minutes of hydration break endured. And while those of a Three Lions persuasion would have liked to see their representatives in this showpiece decider, what a tie we have ahead of us. But who's guiding us through it? For the first time in this tournament for viewers in the UK, you have your pick of broadcasters, with the BBC and ITV both showing
Who are the ITV commentators for Spain vs Argentina in the World Cup Final? (opens the original)
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The World Cup Final is here and, sadly, one of the most interesting battles from an English perspective is which broadcaster wins your attention. That's because both the BBC and ITV are showing the competition's finale, to be contested between Spain and Argentina. But who's running the latter's coverage? In Lionel Messi vs Lamine Yamal, we have a proper master against apprentice clash; a properly tasty tie. The action kicks off at 8pm BST in New Jersey, and we now know who'll be on the ground re
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