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“They have to go back” Patrick Vieira offers some advice to Arsenal
Patrick Vieira has urged Arsenal to return to the style of play that brought them early-season success, as the Gunners continue to struggle for goals in the current campaign.
Arsenal possess some of the most highly regarded attacking players in Europe, yet their recent performances have highlighted a growing concern in front of goal. While the team’s defensive solidity has remained strong, their attacking output has become inconsistent, limiting their ability to turn control of matches into decisive victories.
‘All the disappointments and they’ve stuck with the club’ – Frank Lampard after guiding Coventry to Premier League
Frank Lampard says he is delighted for the Coventry City fans after “all the disappointments” they have been though, having secured promotion to the Premier League.
Coventry secured a 1-1 draw against Blackburn and confirmed their return to the Premier League as Bobby Thomas scored late on to cancel out Ryoya Morishita’s close-range finish in the 54th minute.
“Wow. This club after 25 years (in the Premier League),” the Coventry boss said.
Fitz Harding (right) scored Bristol’s fourth try in the 32nd minute [Getty Images]
The Prem
Bristol (33) 53
Tries: Marmion, Ravouvou 2, Harding, Penalty try, Jordan, Oghre Cons: Williams 5 Pens: Jordan 2
Gloucester (12) 12
Tries: Barton, Gwynne Cons: C Atkinson
Bristol Bears boosted their Prem play-off hopes with a convincing seven-try win over Gloucester at Ashton Gate.
Betfred Super League
Huddersfield (10) 22
Tries: King, Douglas, Gagai, Russell Goals: Lolohea, Russell 2
Leeds (28) 56
Tries: Croft 4, O’Connor, Bird, Hall, Miller, Smith, Sivo Goals: Connor 8
Brodie Croft scored four tries as Leeds Rhinos thumped Huddersfield Giants to go top of Super League.
The Australian stand-off had not scored a hat-trick in his senior career before his quadruple at the Accu Stadium, as Brad Arthur’s team ran in 10 tries in total against a ragged defence.
Friday morning, news broke that the San Diego Padres organization had officially been sold. And that news effectively ended much of the debate, disagreement, and complaints about the market size disparities in modern Major League Baseball.
For over a decade, the Seidler family, primarily the late Peter Seidler, owned and operated the Padres. And they turned a perennially bottom-feeding franchise into a juggernaut. How? By treating a competitive sport like a competitive sport, and investing heavily in the on-field product.
Now? It’s been sold to billionaire José E.
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I have spent a fair amount of time recently discussing the Florida State Seminoles and, more specifically, just how grim things are looking in Tallahassee right now.
You could argue part of that is because I am a fan of a rival team, but I do think even to the objective, unbiased viewer, the outlook isn’t exactly rosy for Noles fans in 2026.
One of those “objective, unbiased viewers” is none other than Josh Pate, and he discussed the murky future for the Seminoles on the latest episode of Josh Pate’s College Football Show.
Ashley Nicole Moss joins CBS Sports HQ to previ