Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Everton, Leeds, Tottenham – The Premier League underdogs hoping to upset the odds
England’s top division is known for its competitive depth, meaning there is usually at least one upset every gameweek
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Spurs went from title favourites to relegation contenders in 10 years. What did they do wrong?
This time 10 years ago, Spurs were on top of the world — so how have they fallen so far in the decade since?
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Real Madrid vs Man City… again? Is an increase in repeat fixtures damaging the Champions League?
Group match-ups have been repeated in the knockouts as many times in a season and a half of the new format as in the previous 32 years
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Why don’t more football teams place players on the side of the box for penalties?
A tweak that a handful of teams are using could result in a curious marginal gain
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Chelsea have traded places with Arsenal and risk repeating Wenger’s errors
In recent years, Chelsea have been proud to have a low average age, but history shows few teams win without proven, experienced leaders
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Is the Bundesliga’s tie-up with Mark Goldbridge and The Overlap paying off?
The Bundesliga did deals with YouTube creators. Has it worked out for them?
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Leeds kept running under Marsch and Allardyce – but that didn’t stop them going down
Marsch weighed in this week after Allardyce commented about how running had dipped off before his arrival at Leeds
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Panthers goalie Daniil Tarasov blasts replay officials, claims he was interfered with
Daniil Tarasov says he was interfered with on the goal that put the Panthers down 2-1 against the Sabres.
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Judge delays ruling in Joe Gibbs Racing fight to block Chris Gabehart’s move to Spire Motorsports
A judge in North Carolina chose to postpone a ruling on a temporary restraining order, imploring the two sides to discuss until Monday.
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Michigan rolls past Illinois to win Big Ten title outright, boosting No. 1 seed hopes
Morez Johnson Jr. scored 19 points and Michigan claimed its first outright title since 2021 as it eyes a top seed in the NCAA Tournament.
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