Soccer Plenty of Buzz: How Brentford’s Astonishing Record Continues to Sting the Big Boys Brentford have an astonishing Premier League record: they still haven't lost a game they've led in the competition. How are they doing it? 2 weeks ago Tom Hancock
Soccer Anything Could Happen: The Championship Keeps on Being Unpredictable The 2022-23 Championship season is over the halfway point now, with the usual unpredictable chaos at both ends of the table. 3 weeks ago Tom Hancock
World Cup South Korea 2-3 Ghana: Kudus Shines in Yet Another Thriller A Mohammed Kudus double helped Ghana overcome South Korea, in yet another thrilling World Cup encounter on Monday. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
World Cup Serbia 3-3 Cameroon: The Game of the Tournament… So Far A six-goal thriller ended Serbia 3-3 Cameroon, in what was arguably the game of the 2022 World Cup so far. We look back at the stats. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
World Cup Portugal 3-2 Ghana: First-Half Boredom, Second-Half Bedlam After a five-goal second half, the favourites emerged and Portugal are atop Group H after Matchday 1. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
World Cup Uruguay 0-0 Korea Republic: Hello Goalless Draw, Our Old Friend Uruguay and South Korea played out a largely drab 0-0 draw in their Group H opener. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
World Cup Germany 1-2 Japan: New World Cup, Same Opening Result for Four-Time Winners The Group of Death just got more complicated, and Germany are up against group-stage elimination for a second straight tournament. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
World Cup Croatia 0-0 Morocco: Miss This Game? You Didn’t Miss Much This game won't live long in the memory, but just in case you did want to remember it, we've summarised Croatia 0-0 Morocco through data. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
Soccer Denmark 0-0 Tunisia: Goalless, but Far From Drab We look back at the stats surrounding Denmark and Tunisia's 0-0 draw in Group D at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
World Cup Argentina 1-2 Saudi Arabia: One of the Biggest Shocks in World Cup History Hervé Renard and Saudi Arabia pull off one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history, beating Lionel Messi's Argentina 2-1. 2 months ago Tom Hancock
