David Raya
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Premier League
2025/26 Premier League Team of the Season So Far
Half a season into 2025/26, the Premier League has seriously developed its own personality. Arsenal’s control at the top has been built on a defence that treats chaos like an optional extra, City’s attack is still a weekly maths problem, and a couple of wild storylines have become completely normal.…
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Premier League
Can anyone stop Arsenal from winning the Premier League?
Arsenal did not so much creep to the top of the table this season as slam the door behind them and twist the key. Twelve games in, they are first, they have the best defence, they have one solitary league defeat and they have turned Sunday afternoons into a kind…
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Soccer
In Senne Lammens, Manchester United might finally have a goalkeeper for the future
Manchester United might finally have a goalkeeper for the future in Senne Lammens. His debut against Sunderland was not particularly special, it was just… comfortable, something that Manchester United fans have not felt about a goalkeeper in a long time. It was a first look at a 23-year-old who looked…
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Soccer
Champions League Review
The UEFA Champions League semifinals just dropped a double dose of drama that’ll have you buzzing like a kid who snuck an extra espresso shot. On Tuesday, Paris Saint-Germain rolled into London and nicked a 1-0 win over Arsenal at the Emirates, leaving the Gunners with a mountain to climb…
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Soccer
Manchester City vs. Arsenal Preview: England’s best two sides fight it out again
In what promises to be an early season blockbuster, Manchester City and Arsenal – last season’s top two – are set to face off at the Etihad Stadium in just the fifth gameweek of the Premier League. Both teams have picked up right where they left off, with dominant starts…
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Soccer
Champions League Matchweek One: Michael Jordan loves Lamine Yamal, Incredible Skills and Rampant Bayern Munich
The first matchweek of the new Champions League season arrived with a bang, offering fans an exhilarating blend of world-class football, breakout performances, and the introduction of a new format. With 36 teams now competing instead of the traditional 32, the tournament has expanded, creating more opportunities for underdogs to…
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