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Arsenal’s 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest sparked a buzz thanks to Martin Zubimendi’s double and a sharp strike from Viktor Gyökeres. The match also raised injury concerns for Martin Ødegaard, reminding fans that squad depth matters. Over in Italy, Inter Milan’s 5-0 demolition of Torino signaled a strong start for coach Christian Chivu, with Lautaro Martínez and others adding the firepower.
Transfer chatter never rests. Jadon Sancho’s loan to Aston Villa kept the market lively, while Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract extension with Al Nassr raised questions about Champions League eligibility. Chelsea’s defender Wesley Fofana is linked with a move to Marseille, and Chelsea itself may see Wesley exiting amid financial pressure. Keep an eye on these moves if you follow squad building.
In the UK, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner quit after a property‑tax scandal, prompting a reshuffle that saw David Lammy step in. The blow comes as the Labour government wrestles with rising opposition from parties like Reform UK. Across the world, a US federal court upheld most of Trump’s global tariffs as illegal, a decision that will ripple through trade talks for months.
Climate data rescue efforts have taken off after the previous administration shut down key sites. Scientists and archivists are piecing together missing records to keep public science accessible. Meanwhile, an anti‑U.S. alliance of Russia, China and North Korea was on display at a Chinese military parade, hinting at shifting global power dynamics.
Entertainment buzz includes Emerald Fennell’s new take on Wuthering Heights starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, set to hit theatres in February 2026. The trailer teases dark romance on the Yorkshire moors, and fans are already speculating on how the classic story will unfold on screen.
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Days before the 2025 US Open, Coco Gauff split with coach Matt Daly and hired biomechanics expert Gavin MacMillan, known for rebuilding Aryna Sabalenka’s serve. The move follows a summer of double faults—320 in 48 matches. Gauff says she’s prioritizing long-term development over timing. Changes are already underway as she opens against Ajla Tomljanovic on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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