Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The inevitability of Brighton’s open-play crosses
There’s nothing flashy about how Fabian Hurzeler’s side use crosses, but they are incredibly effective at doing so
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Aston Villa’s attacking output: From overperformance to staleness, but McGinn’s return now key
Unai Emery has leaned heavily on Morgan Rogers this term, but the return of his inspirational Scot should bolster Villa’s attacking threat
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West Ham legend Clyde Best on racism in football: ‘I wouldn’t want to walk off the field’
Former West Ham United striker Best suffered from racism as a player in the 1960s and 70s, but doesn’t agree with modern protocols
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Why can’t Leeds score goals?
Leeds have scored one open play goal in their last six games — Beren Cross breaks down the issues
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Farewell Mohamed Salah, a player who meant more
There is no risk in suggesting that Salah will go down as one of Liverpool’s — and the Premier League’s — all-time greats
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The World Cup and fatigue: ‘Some players have gone three summers without a rest. That’s wrong’
The summer’s tournament in the U.S., Mexico and Canada will test players like never before given the cluttered schedule in the build-up
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The 22 teams that can still qualify for the World Cup
There are still 22 teams, from all over the planet, who can qualify for the World Cup this summer
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What to know about the World Cup’s intercontinental play-off: How it works, favourites and more
Six teams will compete for two qualification places at FIFA’s mini tournament in Mexico
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Managers on the rise: Inigo Perez – dynamic, intense and inspired by Andoni Iraola
The Rayo Vallecano head coach is meticulous and making a name for himself in Spain and beyond at an unheralded club
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Tight game slips away from Wild with disallowed goal, unfortunate bounce: Takeaways
The lopsided final score didn’t do justice to just how tight the game between two Stanley Cup contenders truly was.
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