Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Peake and Sutherland fifties bright spots on dull, damp day
Peake made 59 and Sutherland 51, while McSweeney took 3 for 18 on a day where only 28.2 overs were possible due to rain
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The Taskin-Mustafizur-Rana combination gives Bangladesh ‘more chance to win matches’
“Taskin knows what to bowl in each situation, [and] Mustafiz never panicked,” at crucial points in the deciding ODI against Pakistan, Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz says
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Liverpool were shambolic against Spurs. Arne Slot cannot afford another game like this
Tedious football, sloppy errors, wretched game management… the problems are piling up for Liverpool’s under-fire head coach
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Will Crystal Palace ever have a better chance to try something different?
Oliver Glasner opted against experimenting to discomfort Leeds’ 10 men and saw Palace end scoreless for an eighth time at home this season
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Tottenham finally embodied an underdog attitude. It’s their first step towards survival
Yes, it wasn’t pretty at Anfield — but that doesn’t matter. In their current position, Spurs must approach every game with this ethos
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The old Leeds might have capitulated at Palace. This Leeds United is different
Daniel Farke saw his side miss a penalty and then reduced to 10 men in the moments before half-time, but their fighting spirit remained
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Yankuba Minteh and the strange goal that sums up his season
The Brighton winger’s form has been unpredictable this season – but that can be a good thing
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Nottingham Forest simply must start scoring goals – their Premier League status depends on it
The relegation-threatened side drew another blank on Sunday — an issue that has plagued them all season and that shows no signs of abating
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Villa are giving away familiar goals in cheap fashion. It could cost them a Champions League spot
Unai Emery’s side were exposed at Old Trafford on Sunday, they have to stop making the same mistakes
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Manchester United must enjoy this moment and savour Casemiro, Carrick, Fernandes et al
The months ahead will decide whether next season’s United looks like this season’s United and if those key to their revival are still around
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