Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Chelsea have a terrible record against their ‘Big Six’ rivals. It needs to improve
Liam Rosenior has plenty on his to-do list, but reversing the downturn against Arsenal and Man City should be considered a top priority
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The Prospects: Marli Salmon, Arsenal
The Athletic is keeping an eye on the best young players in the country and this week it’s time for a calm, ball-playing defender at Arsenal
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The art of a Premier League title hunt: Squeaky bums, psychological warfare, and TV watchalongs
As Manchester City attempt to overhaul Arsenal, what is the science behind plotting the perfect title pursuit?
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The Premier League relegation battle analysed: Where race to beat drop will be won and lost
Toughest fixtures, squad strengths and set-piece weaknesses. This is what each team circling the drain has going for them, and against them
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Why the genius and thrill of a counter-attack goal remains undiminished
As Sesko’s strike showed, the drama of watching players problem-solve in a split second, with little margin for error, can be a joy to watch
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Wenger’s offside rule, time limits on subs and more VAR: The rule changes IFAB is discussing
Football’s lawmakers are trying to increase ball-in-play time, but how else could the changes impact the game?
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Leeds have a remarkable record at Elland Road under the lights. It could impact the title race
Manchester City travel to Elland Road on Saturday night — and face a difficult record in late games
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Blue Jackets come out with a burst, but Bruins get win behind Korpisalo, Kuraly
The Blue Jackets were proud of their play despite not quite being able to solve former teammate Joonas Korpisalo.
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Molineux out of the series, India bat with Verma and Renuka rested
Molineux ruled out of the rest of the multiformat series with back soreness
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USWNT midfielder Sam Coffey says team has ‘responsibility’ to speak out about social issues
Coffey said while it was easier as a younger player to look to older players, it’s time for current players to advocate for change.
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