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The key factors determining the Premier League’s early 2026/27 favourites? (opens the original)
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It is that time of year again. The world of football in the UK is ready to explode into life, with leagues open and down the country returning after a long summer of international football. While the World Cup had its fair share of thrills and spills, nothing beats club football, and the Premier League looks set to have one of its most thrilling seasons of all time. The Big Six - or however many clubs now belong to the club - are breaking transfer records left, right, and centre. Clubs experienc
NEW ISSUE: Year of the Boss, meet the new faces in the dugouts (opens the original)
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This season more than any other in recent years, there seem to be a lot of questions in the Premier League. We’ll get answers over the course of the next nine months, but most of those uncertainties centre on the managers. Ahead of this season kicking off, nine clubs had new bosses, one more than before the 2016-17 campaign. Add in Manchester United and Spurs last term, and 11 have changed manager since January 1. In the 34 years of the Premier League, the title has been won 26 times by either S
Return of the Cosmos: New York's original club are back and looking to build on the World Cup and the legends of Pele, Franz Beckenbauer and Raul (opens the original)
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Among the caddies at Winged Foot Golf Club in New York, Donald Trump is nicknamed ‘Pele’, due to him frequently cheating by kicking his ball out of the rough and onto the fairway, mimicking the skills of the Brazil legend. The nickname was also apt because, for decades, Pele was Trump’s only real footballing reference, having gone to Giants Stadium in neighbouring New Jersey in the ’70s to watch the forward run out for the New York Cosmos, back when the US president was working for his father’s
I spent six weeks in New York and they opened their arms to the World Cup and the world came to play (opens the original)
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If the summer of 2024 was a 'Brat Summer' inspired by Charlie XCX's album then the summer of 2026, it was a case of it being 'New York or Nowhere'. Anything and everything was happening in the Big Apple. From The Knicks winning their first NBA title for 53 years, July 4th being the 250th anniversary of American Independence, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tying the knot at Madison Square Garden, Jay Z’s residency at Yankee Stadium and of course the small matter of the World Cup. I was fortunate e
No love for the World Cup half time show... the three hour wait to get into the stadium was more entertaining (opens the original)
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If one good thing emerges from the inaugural World Cup final half time show, I hope it is that it is a one-off, confined to the history books and never seen again. It was odd, completely out of place at a World Cup final and more than anything else it was boring. Ahead of the game, the media, stadium workers and volunteers queued for up to three hours in the baking sun to get into the stadium due to additional security checks because of President Trump’s attendance. And that painful process was
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