Chief sports feature writer at the Daily Mail. Weekly column in the Mail on Sunday
United Kingdom (National)
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By: Riath Al-samarrai
Opening night or an encore? There will be significantly tougher games ahead for Arsenal , but all indications from this one would suggest complacency will not be among any shortcomings in their defence of the title.
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A late call, a great ball, and one small step towards paying off the most baffling transfer fee of the window.
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Riath Al-samarrai LIV GOLF has filed for bankruptcy in a move that is expected to trigger an exodus of their leading names.
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With the struggling league opting to enter 'chapter 11' proceedings in the United States, LIV players bound by long-term contracts will soon have the option to leave early.
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Rory McIlroy is expecting a talent drain from LIV Golf in the wake of the circuit's decision to file for bankruptcy.
'What a story! Mikheil Kavelashvili, on his debut, in a Manchester derby! It's a long name to splash across a City shirt but it will be splashed across a few headlines if City go on from this.'
Mauricio Pochettino was right about Chelsea with his rant this week. When they won the league ahead of his Tottenham side in 2017, it was a success built on cheating. Chelsea confessed.
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RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: After four league games, Roberto De Zerbi has amassed zero wins and, for the first time in the club's history, zero goals.
In short, he said they lack confidence. Overthinking has crept in. The weight of recent history is pressing them down and, like a golfer with the yips, they find themselves unable to pull the trigger.
By: Riath Al-samarrai
Almost an hour had passed after the final whistle on Saturday when Tottenham 's manager Roberto De Zerbi arrived to do his press conference.
