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A data-led breakdown of January’s standout players in the Premier League and La Liga, focusing on carry jobs, efficiency, control, and early regression signals. January Badges Covered:  Carry Job · Quiet Finisher · Control · Defensive Wall · Form Spike · Regression Alert January is where narratives get loud and data gets useful. By now the season has enough minutes to matter, but not enough certainty to trust the table blindly. This is where I stop looking at vibes and start

Photo by Vienna Reyes on Unsplash Do the Richest Sports Automatically Become the Most Popular Sports are meant to be simple. You play. You win or you lose. But when you zoom out, the money around each sport is its own game. Some sports bring in the kind of cash that looks unreal while others have massive global fan bases but way less financial muscle. So I wanted to check something. Do the sports that make the most money also end up being the sports people love the most Or d

In the high-stakes world of Formula One, greatness is about how a driver performs relative to everything else : the car, the teammate, the conditions. Below we explore the metrics that matter and how recent data highlights who is really excelling. Traditional Metrics of Greatness Championships & Wins sit at the front of any fan’s “greatness” list, but they must be viewed in context. For example, in 2025 Max Verstappen has a dominant performance vs his team-mates: in head-to-

England Announce 16-Man Squad for 2025/26 Ashes Tour of Australia England have unveiled a bold and balanced 16-man squad for the upcoming Ashes series in Australia , with Ben Stokes leading the side and Harry Brook named as vice-captain. The announcement reflects a blend of experienced campaigners, exciting fast-bowling options, and fresh faces eager to make their mark in the cauldron of Test cricket’s most storied rivalry. The headline news is the return of Jofra Archer ,