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F1 title drama, NFL upsets, NCAA volleyball seeds, Michigan State coaching shake-up...
Lundi 1 décembre 2025 à 11:06
Formula 1 & Motorsport
F1 Title Controversy: Wolff Rebukes Red Bull Claims After Qatar GP
Mercedes chief Toto Wolff has fiercely dismissed Red Bull’s accusation that Kimi Antonelli intentionally let Lando Norris by during the crucial closing laps of the Qatar Grand Prix, calling the suggestion “brainless,” reports The Guardian. The controversy erupted after Norris gained vital points, keeping his championship hopes against Max Verstappen alive, despite McLaren’s earlier strategy error. The Guardian emphasizes that Norris now requires only a third-place finish in Abu Dhabi to secure the title, intensifying the season’s climax.
The Guardian
McLaren’s Qatar Blunder Echoes 2007 Title Loss
ESPN draws parallels between McLaren’s current title predicament and their infamous 2007 campaign, noting that the team’s refusal to prioritize either driver once again may be undermining their championship bid. The latest strategic misstep in Qatar has left Norris at risk, conjuring memories of how indecision cost them dearly nearly two decades ago.
ESPN
Football (Soccer)
US, Canada, Mexico Benefit As FIFA Expands World Cup Field
The Boston Globe analyzes FIFA’s expansion to a 48-team World Cup, noting that automatic qualification and favorable seedings for host nations USA, Canada, and Mexico significantly reduce their chances of facing European heavyweights in the group stage. The article underscores how this structural change, alongside the hosts’ poor historical records versus European teams, could boost North American teams’ chances of advancing further than in previous tournaments.
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Arsenal’s US Fandom: New York Mayor’s Genuine Football Obsession
The Guardian highlights how New York’s mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s open devotion to Arsenal symbolizes the deepening roots of football fandom in the US. Bryan Armen Graham notes that Mamdani’s candid passion, rather than calculated political pandering, reveals a genuine cultural shift as Americans increasingly embrace the global game.
The Guardian
Premier League: Arsenal Tested as Chelsea Hold Leaders to Draw
A fierce London derby saw Arsenal held to a 1-1 draw by a ten-man Chelsea side, with The Guardian and BBC Sport both emphasizing the resilience shown by the Blues after Moisés Caicedo’s red card. Analysts agree Arsenal looked fatigued, while Chelsea’s discipline under pressure earned them a deserved point and highlighted the competitive intensity at the top of the Premier League.
The Guardian
BBC Sport
Amorim’s Tactical Tweaks Inspire Manchester United Comeback
BBC Sport credits Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim’s halftime adjustments for turning around a lackluster first half and sparking a 2-1 comeback victory over Crystal Palace. Pundit Alan Shearer praised the renewed effort and commitment, marking a positive sign for United’s evolving identity under Amorim.
BBC Sport
NFL & American Football
Steelers’ Playoff Hopes Fade Amidst "Fire Tomlin" Chants
The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered one of their worst outings of the season in a loss to the Buffalo Bills, as described by The Athletic. The defeat, punctuated by Aaron Rodgers’ injury and a pivotal defensive touchdown by the Bills, triggered loud “Fire Tomlin” chants from frustrated fans, amplifying scrutiny on head coach Mike Tomlin as playoff hopes dwindle.
The Athletic
The Athletic
Josh Allen Sets NFL Rushing Touchdown Record for QBs
ESPN and The Athletic celebrate Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who set an NFL record with his 76th career regular-season rushing touchdown during the win over the Steelers. Allen’s dual-threat prowess continues to redefine the quarterback role, providing Buffalo with critical momentum in the AFC playoff race.
ESPN
The Athletic
Chargers Win Dampened by Justin Herbert’s Hand Injury
The Los Angeles Chargers secured a commanding win over the Las Vegas Raiders to stay in the AFC playoff hunt, but the victory was overshadowed by quarterback Justin Herbert’s broken left hand, reports both The Athletic and ESPN. Herbert will require surgery yet hopes to miss minimal playing time, presenting a major storyline as the Chargers pursue postseason contention.
The Athletic
ESPN
College Sports & NCAA
Michigan State Set to Hire Pat Fitzgerald as Head Football Coach
The Athletic and ESPN report that Michigan State is finalizing a deal with former Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald, who returns to college football after his 2023 firing over hazing allegations. Fitzgerald, vindicated by a recent legal settlement, brings extensive experience to East Lansing as Michigan State seeks a fresh start following Jonathan Smith’s dismissal.
The Athletic
ESPN
Nebraska, Kentucky, Texas, Pitt Earn Top NCAA Volleyball Seeds
The Athletic details the NCAA women’s volleyball tournament field, with Nebraska, Kentucky, Texas, and Pitt securing top seeds and home-court advantage until the semifinals. Nebraska, led by coach Dani Busboom Kelly, enters the tournament undefeated, having dominated the Big Ten and swept defending champion Penn State, cementing their status as the team to beat.
The Athletic
ESPN
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