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Group Stage Curse Meets New Hope: Scotland’s Long-Awaited World Cup Return

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By Jonny Cooper
| The Analyst Verified
Scotland enter their first FIFA World Cup finals in 28 years looking to end a woeful sequence of being knocked out of the group stage in 12 successive major tournament appearances. Will it be lucky number 13 this summer? For the first time since 1998, Scotland are going to the World Cup. While it’s unfamiliar territory for the Tartan Army, two of their three 2026 group stage opponents were also their opponents in their 1998 group.
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64 Shots Without Scoring, But Leeds’ Premier League Survival Chances Hinge on Hard Yards Without the Ball

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By Jonny Cooper
| The Analyst Verified
The underlying data suggests Leeds are good enough to avoid relegation from the Premier League this season, but can they get over the line despite their recent goalscoring woes? Despite many expecting Leeds United to struggle this season, history was on their side. They’ve never been relegated from the top flight in the season immediately after being promoted into it.
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The Staggering Stats You (Didn't Realise You) Need to Know About James Milner's Premier League Career

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By Jonny Cooper
| The Analyst Verified
James Milner’s next appearance will draw him level with Gareth Barry for the most games played in Premier League history (653). We mark him reaching such an impressive landmark by looking back at the astonishing stats surrounding his career so far. 10 November 2002. A date that is closer to the 1970s than it is to today.
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