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Home advantage in football is one of the most stubborn patterns in sport, and a stadium move is the closest thing the game has to a controlled test of where it comes from. When a club leaves the ground it has played in for decades, the players, the badge and most of the supporters travel with it. The building stays behind. Whatever part of the edge belonged to the bricks, the...


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The Premier League is packed with world-class talent, and identifying the players most likely to make an impact can be just as interesting as following the title race itself. For football fans, these players provide some of the biggest talking points of the season, while those following football betting will also be keeping a close eye on their form when assessing potenti...


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Barcelona’s blistering start to the 2026/27 season continued on September 19th as the Blaugrana picked up their eighth straight win in all competitions to begin the new campaign. But things didn’t all go according to plan.

Hansi Flick’s side traveled to face Sevilla on matchday seven of La Liga, and the hosts were immediately on the front foot. They took the lead th...


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The new season is only getting started, but a few players are already demanding attention. João Pedro has claimed the Premier League’s first monthly award, Raphinha and Kylian Mbappé have both scored six times, and Harry Kane is now one goal short of 100 in the Bundesliga.

Elsewhere, Lautaro Martínez has delivered a stoppage-time winner against Napoli, while Monaco ...


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The 2026/27 A-League season promises to be a thriller, with several teams harbouring genuine hopes of winning the title.

Defending champions Auckland FC will make a bold bid to retain the prize, but that may be easier said than done after a summer of change at the club.

Manager Steve Corica joined Japanese club Yokohama F Marinos only weeks after guiding t...


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