Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Iliman Ndiaye, James Garner and how Everton can use undervalued talent to push on
Ndiaye and Garner have been two of Everton’s best players this season — and were signed in a very similar way
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‘It was mayhem’: The day Graeme Souness planted a Galatasaray flag in Fenerbahce’s pitch
Reliving one of the most notorious moments in European football history through the eyes of those who were there
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Serie A briefing: All of a sudden, the title race seems on again – can Allegri and Milan defy the odds?
Completing the double over their city rivals for the first time since 2011 means Milan have cut Inter’s lead at the top to seven points
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Row Z: Tottenham vs reality, Arsenal play it safe – and could a striker decide a team-mate’s future?
Tim Spiers casts his eye over some of the more unusual stories from the past week in football
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Premier League vs Champions League refereeing: Why is it so different?
Inconsistency in how games are officiated in Europe and England is a source of huge frustration to supporters
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Sir Bobby Robson’s legacy at Newcastle and Barca endures – and he continues to change lives
The former Newcastle and Barca manager built teams in his career and now his foundation continues to do the same as it helps fight cancer.
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Numbers to Know: Champions League round of 16
They key statistical storylines as the Champions League reaches a crucial juncture
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T20 World Cup: From Bumrah to Jacks, Samson to Seifert, this is The Athletic’s team of the tournament
The USA’s Shadley van Schalkwyk also makes the cut as we break down the stars of the tournament in Sri Lanka and India
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USA beats Mexico in World Baseball Classic for first time since 2006: Live updates and reaction
Team USA beat Mexico 5-3 behind home runs from Aaron Judge and Roman Anthony, overcoming two homers by Jarren Duran
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Behind Aaron Judge, Team USA scores first WBC victory over Mexico since 2006
HOUSTON — He broke character halfway up the first-base line, before the baseball he bludgeoned found a home within some right field seats. Aaron Judge turned toward his dugout, flipped his bat, fired off an expletive and epitomized the ethos of a ballclub he captains. Baseball is, at its core, a kids’ game. Every three…
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