Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Even with the Champions League genius of Lamine Yamal, Barcelona have big problems in attack
Hansi Flick’s side played half of Atletico Madrid’s 2-0 win with 10 players, but familiar issues up front were just as big a factor
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Julian Alvarez’s Atletico free-kick in Barcelona win was a reminder that the dying art is not dead
Julian Alvarez scored an excellent free-kick against Barcelona as Atletico won 2-0
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Hugo Ekitike toils on Paris return as passive Liverpool look to Alexander Isak
The Swedish striker’s late cameo was a rare positive on a difficult night that left Liverpool’s Champions League hopes dangling by a thread
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Thunder clinch No. 1 seed in West for third consecutive season
It’s the fourth time the Thunder have finished with the first seed in their 18-year history.
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Chris Wood: The pain of a long-term Forest absence, his injury explained and what to expect now
Chris Wood is set to make his return to Nottingham Forest’s side. But why has he been absent for so long?
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Rodon and Stach are key men for Leeds. Replacing them would be an ordeal
So crucial to Daniel Farke’s side, the pair, who were injured in Sunday’s FA Cup triumph, don’t have like-for-like deputies
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Do Brighton really have a chance of qualifying for Europe this season?
A recent upturn in form has put Brighton back within touching distance of a European place – but how likely is it to happen?
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Aston Villa and Unai Emery have entered their defining period. The time to win is now
Emery is Villa’s manager, leader and chief revenue driver rolled into one – this era deserves a trophy and another Champions League campaign
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Fantasy Premier League returns: Breaking down every chip strategy for the season run-in
As FPL returns after an extended break, Abdul Rehman explore chip strategy for upcoming gameweeks and beyond
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Scottie Scheffler brings different vibes to Augusta than other star golfers
Scheffler might not generate the same buzz as players like Tiger and Phil, but he’s a different kind of superstar, and maybe that’s a good thing.
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