In the September 26 clash, West Brom's striker fluffed a close-range chance, while a Leicester defender unintentionally nudged the ball into his own net. The drama underlines how thin the margin is in the Championship, where promotion dreams hinge on moments like these. Both clubs now face a tough road ahead in a fiercely competitive league.
Category: Sports Analysis
13
Sep
Chuba Akpom explains why he turned down Birmingham City and chose Ipswich Town on loan from Ajax, citing Kieran McKenna’s tactical approach. The deal includes a £7m obligation to buy if Ipswich are promoted. After spells with Arsenal’s academy, PAOK, Middlesbrough, Ajax, and Lille, Akpom backs his versatility to power a promotion push at Portman Road.
6
Sep
France’s right flank has long leaned on Ousmane Dembele’s pace and unpredictability. When he’s sidelined, Didier Deschamps reshapes the attack. Here’s how France typically adjust, who steps up on the wing, and what a potential Hugo Ekitike debut would look like—tactics, selection logic, and the realistic pathway into the squad.
18
Jul
In the world of Rugby Union, it's quite common to see home teams donning their away strip. The primary reason behind this is marketing. Wearing different jerseys not only increases merchandise sales, it also helps in promoting the team's brand. Additionally, it ensures that there's no color clash with the visiting team. So next time you see your favorite home team in their away strip, remember it's all part of the strategic play, both on and off the field.
20
Feb
Rugby players running to the middle of the end zone is a traditional celebration in the sport. This practice is done to show respect for the game, the team, and the fans. It is a way to show that the players are thankful for the opportunity to play and celebrate the victory with their teammates. The act of running to the middle of the end zone also serves as a reminder to stay humble and to give back to the game. Finally, it is a way for the players to show their unity and demonstrate their commitment to the team.
