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Chelsea eye Smit, Curry's 39‑point comeback, Atkin grabs World Cup silver...
Samedi 13 décembre 2025 à 10:50
Football Transfer & Club Outlook
Chelsea in pole position for AZ Alkmaar prodigy Kees Smit
Chelsea have emerged as the clear frontrunners to sign Dutch wonderkid Kees Smit, according to ESPN’s Transfer Talk, edging out rivals Manchester United and Newcastle United. The Blues are reportedly prepared to meet AZ Alkmaar’s valuation, while the player’s agent hints at a “career‑defining” move to London. Should the deal materialise before the summer window closes, Chelsea could add a versatile attacker to a squad already brimming with depth.
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Dundee United’s solitary win sparks fan anxiety
BBC Scotland warns that Dundee United’s record of one victory in ten league matches has plunged the club into a precarious relegation battle, prompting growing unease among its supporters. The analysis highlights defensive frailties, a lack of goal‑scoring options, and managerial pressure mounting on Jim McIntyre. If the form does not reverse quickly, the club could face a costly drop to the Championship.
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Scottish league players set for Africa Cup of Nations 2025
Ten players representing seven Scottish Premiership clubs have secured spots for Afcon 2025, as detailed by BBC Sport. The squad includes Ryan Christie (Aberdeen) and Kenny Tete (St Johnstone), whose participation will see them absent for several weeks during the tournament in Ivory Coast. Their clubs must navigate the mid‑season loss, while the players aim to showcase their talent on the continental stage.
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Basketball
Stephen Curry dazzles with 39 points but Warriors fall to Wolves
Returning from a quad injury, Stephen Curry exploded for 39 points in a spectacular comeback, yet the Golden State Warriors succumbed 127‑120 to the Minnesota Timberwolves, surrendering a staggering 39 fourth‑quarter points, ESPN reports. The loss underscores defensive lapses that the Warriors must address despite Curry’s offensive firepower. Analysts suggest a tighter rotation could mitigate the late‑game collapse.
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Mixed Martial Arts
Dean Garnett’s “wild west” rise to PFL Europe bantamweight final
From a gritty upbringing in the Australian outback to a $100,000 prize showdown, Dean Garnett’s journey epitomises perseverance, BBC Sport notes. He will clash with Baris Adiguzel in the PFL Europe bantamweight final on Saturday, a bout that could catapult him onto the global MMA scene. Garnett’s striking accuracy and grappling evolution have made him a dark‑horse contender.
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Freestyle Skiing
Zoe Atkin secures silver in China halfpipe World Cup
Great Britain’s Zoe Atkin narrowly missed gold, taking silver at the freeski halfpipe World Cup in Zhangjiakou, China, as reported by BBC Sport. Her run featured a flawless 1440 and crisp grabs, edging out a strong field and cementing her status as a medal hopeful for the upcoming Winter Olympics. Atkin’s consistency positions her among the sport’s elite.
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Cricket
England resume training after Ashes break, eye third Test in Adelaide
After a fortnight in Noosa, the England cricket squad returned to the training ground on Sunday, preparing for the pivotal third Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval, BBC Sport details. Coach Brendon McCullum emphasized sharpening the bowlers’ line and length to counter Australia’s aggressive batting. The side aims to level the series ahead of the decisive fourth Test.
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Revisiting historic Ashes moments at Adelaide Oval
A new feature from BBC Sport invites fans to test their knowledge of past Ashes contests held at the Adelaide Oval, highlighting iconic performances such as Don Bradman’s 152 in 1934 and Steve Waugh’s 153 in 1999. While primarily a nostalgic quiz, the piece underscores the venue’s storied legacy and its influence on the current series narrative.
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