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David Cartlidge

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  • Associate Editor and Lead Programmer, ESPN
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The Championship is back: Predicting every club's 2026-27 finish and your guide to new season

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By David Cartlidge Verified
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We may have to wait another week for the return of the Premier League but fear not, the Championship is back. Expect plenty of thrills, spills and drama. After all ... We had Spygate to finish last year. This time around could be even more interesting with the presence of West Ham in the league. However, there's plenty of strong competition including a group of clubs that narrowly missed out on a spot in the Premier League last time around.
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Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury come through their tune-up fights -- what we learned and what happens next

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By James Regan, David Cartlidge Verified
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And ... breathe. For a moment on Saturday, the hopes of a sport appeared to go up in smoke as Anthony Joshua was sent to the canvas in the opening seconds in his fight against Kristian Prenga ... Seemingly moments away from any fight against Tyson Fury being scuppered forever. Of course, Joshua rallied (and survived a second knockdown) to beat Prenga before instantly turning his focus to Fury. While it's far too late in the eyes of most, Joshua and Fury are on track to face each other in November.
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Forget Wonderwall, England's World Cup semifinal opponents Argentina have their own special anthem too

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By David Cartlidge Verified
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David Cartlidge One of the defining images of this World Cup has been England 's full-time rendition of Wonderwall in unison with the fans. They're not the only team to have generated a bond with their travelling support however. Semifinal opponents Argentina have also struck up a connection with their fans through song. While it may not be with an act as well known as Oasis, the song is being met with similar euphoria in stadiums and back home.
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