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Premier League predictions: Arsenal vs Fulham, Man Utd vs Liverpool and the rest of matchday 35
Who’s leading after matchday 34? And what do our writer, the algorithm, a child and this week’s subscriber expect on matchday 35?
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Nikola Jokic at center of another altercation in Nuggets-Timberwolves series
Jokic and Minnesota Timberwolves forward Jaylen Clark got into it in the fourth quarter of Game 6 of their playoff series.
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Arsenal vs Manchester City: Premier League title race – what the numbers say ahead of matchweek 35
Can Arsenal go six points clear before City return to Premier League action on Monday night? The Athletic analyses the situation
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Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for May 1, 2026, puzzle No. 585
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
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76ers fans fire back at sarcastic ‘We Want Boston’ chants with genuine ones in Game 6 blowout
76ers fans made it clear they did not appreciate Celtics fans mocking their “We Want Boston” chant.
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Du Plessis, Rhodes, Klaasen join forces in ‘easy business decision’ to co-own ETPL team
Steve Waugh, Glenn Maxwell and Chris Gayle are among the others to be part of the ownership groups of the franchises at the European T20 Premier League, which will be launched in August
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Helmot steps down as Melbourne Renegades WBBL coach
Simon Helmot steps down to pursue new opportunities despite having two years to run on his contract
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76ers force Celtics to Game 7 showdown in Boston: Game 6 takeaways
The Sixers have comeback to force a Game 7 after being the Celtics at home in Philadelphia.
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Wild vs. Stars Game 6: Quinn Hughes scores 2, Minnesota advances to 2nd round
After eight consecutive first-round exits, the Wild will get to play past Round 1 for the first time since 2015.
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Mat Ishbia’s Suns have continuity for the first time — and better yet, patience
Since Ishbia took control in 2023, the Suns have been in constant transition. For the first time, that is not the case.
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