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Cliff Notes – How United and City set up the worst Manchester derby ever Manchester United’s recent struggles include a last-minute win over Burnley, highlighting their ongoing mediocrity and lack of improvement under manager Ruben Amorim. Manchester City, despite their historical dominance, are facing similar issues with a poor start to the season, raising concerns about their defensive vulnerabilities and tactical shortcomings. How United and City set up the worst Manchester derby ever Ryan O’HanlonSep 12, 2025, 12:00 PMCloseRyan O’Hanlon is a staff writer for ESPN.com. He’s also the author of “Net Gains: Inside the Beautiful Game’s Analytics Revolution.”How are…

Cliff Notes – Sure! Here’s the text without the site name, category, date, and full stops: Unique Psychic Powers: Psi-Ops offers inventive gameplay through various psychic abilities, such as Telekinesis and Mind Control, allowing players to creatively engage with enemies and the environment. Combat and Strategy: The game encourages players to utilise their powers for combat and puzzle-solving, rather than relying solely on conventional weapons, enhancing the overall experience. Visual and Level Design: While the game features repetitive military-themed environments, it compensates with entertaining boss battles and opportunities for creative enemy elimination, maintaining player engagement throughout. Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy…

Legendary comedy film director Rob Reiner would never dig up an ancient classic just to cash a second paycheck – again. Well that’s what he claims anyway. Today marks the release of Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, the sequel to the 1984 cult-hit mockumentary about a declining rock band stumbling through what threatens to be their final tour. While – spoiler alert – David St. Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel, Derek Smalls and Viv Savage managed to pull together and revive Spinal Tap’s live show in Japan by the end of This is Spinal Tap, fans of the film and its fictional band…

Cliff Notes Andres Serrano, renowned for his controversial artwork, expresses that he does not pursue controversy but addresses what he feels compelled to create, touching on cultural hot topics. Serrano reflects on his portraits of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting his lasting intrigue with Trump as a “fascinating” figure, while he describes Epstein as uninteresting beyond his criminal notoriety. He raises concerns that the media fixation on Jeffrey Epstein will eventually fade, comparing it to the persistent conspiracy theories surrounding the Kennedy assassination, predicting that the narrative will be buried along with Epstein himself. ‘Epstein is rolling in his…

Cliff Notes – Guardiola disputes Slot claim, puts Haaland ‘above’ Isak Pep Guardiola has asserted that Erling Haaland is a superior striker to Alexander Isak, despite Liverpool manager Arne Slot’s praise for Isak. Guardiola emphasised that he would not trade Haaland for any other striker, highlighting Isak’s talent but maintaining Haaland’s top status. Manchester City’s new goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma is set to debut, with Guardiola acknowledging his different strengths compared to former No. 1 Ederson. Guardiola disputes Slot claim, puts Haaland ‘above’ Isak Pep Guardiola has disputed Liverpool manager Arne Slot’s claim that his new signing Alexander Isak was “maybe…

Cliff Notes – Super Mario Bros at 40 – the real forever game Enduring Influence: Super Mario Bros. has maintained its relevance for four decades, influencing countless games and remaining a cultural touchstone for both gamers and non-gamers alike. Timeless Design: The game’s fundamental mechanics and design have remained largely unchanged since its 1985 release, showcasing a perfect blend of simplicity and depth that continues to inspire new titles. Cultural Icon: Beyond gaming, Super Mario Bros. has permeated popular culture, with references appearing in various media, solidifying its status as one of the most recognisable video game franchises in history.…

Cliff Notes – Netanyahu vows ‘there will be no Palestinian state’ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that “there will be no Palestinian state” during a visit to the Maale Adumim settlement in the occupied West Bank, reinforcing his government’s commitment to expanding Israeli settlements. Netanyahu’s announcement coincided with the formal signing of a proposal to build approximately 3,400 new homes in the controversial E1 settlement project, which critics argue will further isolate Palestinian territories. Netanyahu vows ‘there will be no Palestinian state’ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that “there will be no Palestinian state.” Netanyahu made the…

Piastri Rules Out Ruthless Title Tactics, Backs Mclaren Success Australian driver Oscar Piastri has dismissed the idea of adopting a ruthless approach in his pursuit of the Formula One drivers’ championship, emphasising that his long-term goals with McLaren take precedence over short-term gains. Following a controversial team order during the Italian Grand Prix, which saw him relinquish a hard-fought position to teammate Lando Norris, Piastri expressed confidence in the team’s strategy and unity. Piastri’s Candid Reflection on Team Orders After a nail-biting race at Monza, where a delay in Norris’ pit stop momentarily propelled Piastri ahead, McLaren’s tactical decision raised…

Cliff Notes Suspect Arrested: Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old, has been arrested for the shooting of Charlie Kirk, after being reported by a family member, believed to be his father. Political Motivation: Messages found with the weapon suggest Robinson had political motivations, viewing Kirk as “full of hate.” Charges Pending: Robinson faces serious charges, including aggravated murder, and is expected to make his initial court appearance next week. Charlie Kirk suspect arrested after tip-off from father | US News US officials have confirmed the suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk has been arrested and identified as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson. Utah…

Cliff Notes – England break 300 barrier on record-smashing night England’s total of 304 is their highest in men’s T20Is and the third highest overall, surpassed only by Zimbabwe and Nepal. Phil Salt’s unbeaten 141 is the highest individual score for England in T20Is, achieved in just 39 balls, marking the fastest century for the team. England’s innings featured 48 boundaries, including 30 fours, equalling the joint-most fours in a men’s T20I, while three South African bowlers conceded over 60 runs each. England break 300 barrier on record-smashing night 304 for 2 England’s total in the second T20I against South…