Marc Defaou -Sport Observer

How can McLaren win the F1 2025 title at the Singapore GP?

The big picture: points on the table and current gaps McLaren’s first shot at the crown fizzled in Baku, where it banked only six points. Even so, with 12 wins (seven 1–2s)...

01.10.2025

‘Spurs keep grinding out results when playing poorly’ — fan reaction to 2-2 at Bodo/Glimt

Backbone vs. “lucky draws” Some supporters hailed a valuable away point on a tricky surface against a well-coached side, pointing to “green shoots” of resilience and a stronger mentality. Others argued Tottenham...

01.10.2025

The opposition lowdown: Galatasaray

Season snapshot Reigning Turkish champions Galatasaray have a perfect Super Lig start: seven wins, 19 scored and just two conceded. They edged Alanyaspor 1-0 away on Friday via a Mauro Icardi strike....

30.09.2025

Mourinho’s return to Chelsea serves as reminder of his impact

Stamford Bridge curtain call? At 62, Jose Mourinho may no longer feel “Special,” but his Champions League visit with Benfica to Chelsea has the air of a last dance. His longevity, and...

30.09.2025

Gary Neville’s Liverpool claim after Arsenal’s late winner in Premier League title race

Title race swings over dramatic weekend Liverpool’s first defeat of the season, a 2:1 reverse to Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, trimmed their advantage at the summit. A day later, Arsenal overturned...

29.09.2025

Ryder Cup fan behaviour unacceptable – McIlroy

Incident at Bethpage and McIlroy’s response Rory McIlroy blasted “unacceptable and abusive behaviour” after an American fan’s thrown drink struck his wife, Erica, on the 17th tee during Saturday’s match at Bethpage...

29.09.2025

South America scouting, rough diamonds, high reward: Man United’s youth strategy

Brexit limits, Ineos broadens the map Brexit rules block English clubs from signing under-18s from Europe, forcing Manchester United to wait until a prospect turns 18—often too late once contracts are tied...

26.09.2025

Family ‘devastated’ as former Arsenal striker Billy Vigar dies, aged 21

Tragic incident during Chichester City match Former Arsenal academy striker Billy Vigar died on Thursday morning aged 21 after suffering a significant brain injury. Playing for Chichester City against Wingate & Finchley...

26.09.2025