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A look ahead to the Austria Grand Prix. Rating each teams chances of success, predicting the podium places and estimating a dark horse.
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The difference a year makes, eh? The turnaround from a McLaren side which was fighting to make q3 and often q1 has been nothing short of remarkable, and it’s getting recognition from around the paddock. Christian Horner went as far as to admit that they are currently the closest threat to his Red Bull team. Recognition from Rivals He said,
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I was sitting watching Sky Sports News just this Monday night when the famous yellow light covered my TV screen from head to toe. It could only mean one thing for the cultured sports fans: breaking news approached. It boldly read in angry thick capitals: MANCHESTER UNITED SHOCKED. Perhaps, it was a dreadful attempt at irony from an out-of-touch Sky
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With three top sides battling it out at the top, this season’s title race already seems as though it is destined for the history books. It’ll be a Premier League year that many will sit down in years to come and watch in awe. There will be Tiktok’s made about “Prime Opta” when football was
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As a Celtic fan, I can testify that a trip to Dubai doesn’t always bring about the best results. For Mikel Arteta’s men a trip to the middle east seems to have done them no harm whatsoever. After defeating Sheffield United in a game which really could have finished a cricket score, Martin Odegaard spoke
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The Champions League has crept upon us once more as tomorrow the second legs of the round of sixteen commence. Let’s predict how Manchester City will do in their clash with Copenhagen: Manchester City v Copenhagen (3-1 agg) Copenhagen Stat Man City 0.26 XG 3.44 21% Possession 79% 4 Total Shots 27 1 Shots on
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with a sparkling performance which left fans mesmerised. It was truly reminiscent of many performances which the Champions enjoyed under Rodgers opening season in his first tenure: direct, ruthless and clinical. The Northern Irishman cut a relieved figure at the end of the ninety, though he would never care to admit. Since the Winter break
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If you had turned on your Tv just past ten o’clock on Saturday night you would have been rightfully forgiven for thinking that the action had ended early and a darts gold episode had began from the 2010’s. The reality of course was that in the 2024 World Championship, two former heavyweights of the sport
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The Harry Kane saga is over. At last. Summer upon Summer his future has dominated the headlines. No more though will that be the case, as last week he put pen to paper agreeing to sign for Bayern Munich until the Summer of 2027. It was an inevitability, a matter of time. Two seasons ago,
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Previous to Wednesday night’s qualifier, optimism was low among the Rangers faithful. A rebuild which saw eleven departures and ten arrivals got off to the direst possible start with an opening-day loss at Rugby Park. It’s only natural that with so many new faces and a different style of football, apprehension will follow. In times
Beyond The Score
Simple Yet Thorough Sporting Analysis
Beyond The Score 