Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Liam Rosenior went public on three Chelsea issues this week. He was vindicated at Aston Villa
The head coach took a bold stance on discipline, set pieces and selection – the approach paid off with his most important win yet
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Halliday’s maiden ODI century, Kerr sisters’ seven wickets hand Zimbabwe a walloping
Brooke Halliday struck 157*, the joint-third-highest score by a NZ batter in ODIs, as Zimbabwe went down by a record 180 runs
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2026 World Baseball Classic schedule, latest game results and pool play standings
Stay up to date as 20 teams hope to escape pool play and advance into the tournament’s quarterfinal round.
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Michael Carrick’s honeymoon period at Manchester United is over – it had been coming
One defeat should not extinguish the side’s rediscovered spark, but there is work to do in the fight to secure Champions League football
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India will have to be aggressive to spoil Healy’s farewell
Australia only need a draw at the WACA to secure the multi-format series outright but will be motivated to send off their captain with a victory
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Arsenal did exactly what Fabian Hurzeler said they would do – and won
It was not always pretty and their approach agitated the home manager and crowd, but Mikel Arteta’s side ground out an important victory
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Labuschagne named domestic One-Day Cup player of the year
Labuschagne polled 20 votes after making four centuries in six innings, to finish one vote ahead of New South Wales batter Kurtis Patterson
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Brennan Johnson, 648 minutes for Crystal Palace and no goals – why is he struggling?
The forward, signed from Spurs in January, has struggled to settle – what’s gone wrong?
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Barcelona’s search for a new No 9 – and what it means for Rashford and Lewandowski
The Spanish champions are in the market for a new central striker. Here’s what we’re hearing on who they have in mind
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A night for Nottingham Forest heroes and renewed hope, but the path to safety remains perilously narrow
A huge three points against title-chasing City has brought hope to Forest, but the margins between survival and relegation are wafer-thin.
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