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Why hasn’t Andy Robertson played more often for Liverpool this season?
In what might be the final few months of Andy Robertson’s Liverpool career, the Scot delivered a match-winning performance against Wolves in the FA Cup. Just as the Reds were running out of ideas on how to break down the Molineux hosts, their experienced left back produced a stunning opener.
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Could Endrick be Brazil’s next great attacking hope?
Twenty years ago, Brazil went into the World Cup in Germany as overwhelming favourites to defend their fifth crown. Their squad was simply too strong to ignore, with reigning World Player of the Year Ronaldinho at the peak of his powers, alongside Kaka and Robinho in other creative positions behind either Ronaldo, a waning force perhaps but still an iconic focal point, and Adriano, the man many saw as his heir.
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Newcastle United must use Barcelona game to show they’re still heading in the right direction
Not so long ago, St James’ Park was considered one of the toughest venues to visit anywhere in English football. Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United were a force of nature in front of their own supporters and made a habit of out-playing and out-fighting opponents of the highest quality and calibre.
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Letting go of Elliot Anderson : One of Newcastle’s biggest mistakes to date
When Newcastle United sold Elliot Anderson to Nottingham Forest in the summer of 2024,they were desperate. They were hours away from a likely Premier League points deduction for breaching Profit and Sustainability Rules, and had little choice but to accept a £35m deal for an academy product.
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Stability Over Style: Why David Moyes Still Matters
David Moyes is arguably the most disrespected Premier League manager of modern times. Since leaving Manchester United just seven months into a six-year contract in 2014, he has struggled to regain the universal kudos he had built at Everton.
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Benjamin Sesko is starting to become the centre forward Manchester United signed him to be
When Manchester United needed someone to produce a big moment against Crystal Palace on Sunday, Benjamin Sesko obliged. He did the same against Everton, and West Ham before that, and Fulham before that.
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Igor Tudor is faring no better than Thomas Frank as the captain of Tottenham’s sinking ship
Igor Tudor wasn’t happy with what he watched from Tottenham Hotspur at Craven Cottage. How could he be? Spurs sunk to their fourth-straight defeat and never looked like beating Fulham even as they staged a fightback from two goals down in the second half.
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North London Derby win showed Arsenal are ready to embrace the fight to win the Premier League title
Sunday’s trip to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium came at the right time for Arsenal. Seven different visitors have left the North London venue with all three points in the Premier League this season and the Gunners added their name to the list by putting four goals past Spurs in a game that restored their five-point lead at the top of the table.
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Why has Gordon been a complete different player in the Champions League?
Anthony Gordon filled his boots and then some by scoring four against Qarabag last week. Two of the 24-year-old’s haul were from the spot, but the Newcastle United winger was rampant as the Magpies all but confirmed their place in the last 16 of this season’s Champions League.
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Trafford Faces an Uncertain Future at City
James Trafford’s return to Manchester City last summer looked like a bold move at the time, and increasingly, it looks like it was the wrong one, too. In fact, the player himself seemed to admit that at the weekend.
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