Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Meet the teenager tasked with filling Alexia Putellas’ boots at Barcelona
Clara Serrajordi thrived as she stood in for the injured Putellas last season. Now she has become her idol’s successor at Barcelona
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Sammy: ‘We didn’t pick Lawes just out of our heart’
West Indies’ head coach said the team management had followed rigorous “processes” to fast-track the left-arm wristspinner’s selection
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Heat say link for LeBron James introductory presser was a mistake
A team spokesperson told multiple news outlets that the post was merely an effort to be prepared in case James signs with Miami.
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Madhevere and Nyamhuri return for Zimbabwe’s T20I series against India
Tafadzwa Tsiga has earned a call-up to the Zimbabwe T20I side for the first time, while fast bowler Tanaka Chivanga has been included
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Explained: The ticketing email that has left some Man Utd fans ‘stressed and anxious’
The club are attempting to crack down on misuse of ticketing accounts but their way of communicating this has upset plenty of supporters
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Arsenal’s pre-season: What happens to their World Cup players? When is the first game?
After a packed summer of football, some players are nearly three weeks away from the start of their pre-season
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How Sunderland are planning for Europe: ‘No talk of fear. We just want to be ready to compete’
The club returns to UEFA competition for the first time since 1973-74, with their U.S. tour part of a strategy to maintain development
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The verdict on refereeing at the World Cup — and what the Premier League can learn from it
What were the good bits? How about the bad? And what should English football take away from officiating at the 2026 tournament?
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The uncapped breakthrough stars of the 2030 World Cup – as predicted by the experts
The 2026 World Cup is over, so who could be the players making an impact in four years?
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What makes Ayyoub Bouaddi a special player wanted by Manchester City?
The teenage Morocco midfielder was a breakout star of the World Cup, highlighting why European clubs have been circling for a while
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