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Lingfield Place 6 preview | 11th January
12.45 – Spreadex Sports Get 40 In Bonuses Handicap – 1m CHIEF’S WILL is really consistent and has finished second the last two times off this exact mark. Archie Watson’s charge has to be considered a leading player if taking up this option instead of yesterday.
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Exeter Place 6 preview | 10th January
13.00 – Exeter Stayers’ Conditional Jockeys’ Training Series Handicap Hurdle – 2m7f KEPAGGE has been competing in stronger events than this and ran well when third in a better race than this last time.
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Surprise League Cup semi-finalists
Charlton Athletic are one win away from reaching the League Cup semi-finals for the first time in their history. But to make it through to the last four, the Addicks of League One must beat Manchester United in the quarters this week.
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Taunton Place 6 preview | 9th January
12.55 – Broadway & Horton Cricket Club Novices’ Hurdle – 2m3f The Paul Nicholls-trained ILIKO D’OLIVATE ran a race full of promise when runner-up in a French juvenile hurdle event back in March and will make his UK/stable debut in a winnable race following wind surgery.
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Are Bayern in trouble as they wait for Mane to return?
When Sadio Mane came off injured in Bayern Munich’s final game before the World Cup against Werder Bremen in November, Senegal took a collective deep breath. His knee problem was instantly played down, and he was included in the squad to travel to Qatar.
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Sven Botman’s impact at Newcastle
When Newcastle United’s ownership group started putting transfer plans in place after their takeover of the club, there weren’t many names more prominent in meetings than that of Sven Botman. The 22-year-old Dutch defender was a key target from the very first day of the January transfer window of 2021.
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Ludlow Place 6 preview | 6th January
13.00 – Ludlow Race Club Annual Membership Junior ‘National Hunt’ Hurdle – 1m7f SPIRIT D’AUNOU was marginally denied on his hurdles debut but made no mistake in going one better when scoring by a couple of lengths next time.
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Kalidou Koulibaly has been as big a flop for Chelsea as Romelu Lukaku was
Chelsea believed they had secured one of the transfers of the summer when they signed Kalidou Koulibaly. Not only had the Blues captured an elite level central defender, they had got the deal done for £34m at a time when a new dominant leader at the back was needed after the departure of Antonio Rudiger.
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What next for Enzo Fernandez?
There are two types of post-World Cup transfer, with wildly differing success rates. The first one is when a club buys a player whose value and reputation has been inflated by the tournament itself. It can be easy to get swept up when somebody unexpectedly shines on the big stage, but context is key and far too often, these players revert to their club form after the tournament is finished.
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Andreas Pereira is proving his doubters wrong by flourishing at Fulham this season
Fulham were expected to struggle in the Premier League this season. Fans were concerned about a lack of investment before the start of the 2022/23 campaign with Marco Silva even voicing his disgruntlement at the apparent inactivity.
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