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    Tottenham May Sign Another Striker in January▼Why Tottenham Could Enter January Transfer Market For Another Striker After Difficult Premier League Start✉newsSportSoccer2 d ago

    Tottenham Hotspur are being linked with a possible move for another striker in the January transfer window following a difficult start to their Premier League campaign. Reports suggest the club's lack of goals up front has prompted discussion that manager Thomas Frank could ask for reinforcements in attack when the window opens.

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    Tottenham better than their slow start to the season, analysis argues▼Why Tottenham are better than their start to the 2026-27 season suggests https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7639353/2026/0MmastodonSportSoccer12 d ago

    Tottenham's opening weeks of the 2026-27 Premier League season look underwhelming on results, but a new analysis argues the team is performing better than the table shows. The piece examines Spurs' play under Thomas Frank, including tactical details linked to an analysis of opposing coach Roberto De Zerbi, and points to underlying performances suggesting better days ahead.

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    Dana-Thomas House to host 'Building for Wildlife' workshops▼Dana-Thomas House State Historic Site to host ‘Building for Wildlife’ workshops✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 h ago

    The Dana-Thomas House State Historic Site in Springfield, Illinois, is preparing to host a series of 'Building for Wildlife' workshops. The sessions are expected to focus on how people can support local wildlife through building projects such as birdhouses or habitat features. The announcement has drawn local interest, with regional news outlets reporting on the upcoming programming at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed landmark.

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    Brentford Ranked Second-Lowest in Premier League for Dictating Games▼✉newsSportSports54 min ago

    New analysis of Premier League control metrics places Brentford second from bottom among the top-flight's 20 clubs for dictating games, suggesting the west London side spend little of their match time imposing their tempo on opponents. The finding will fuel debate over Thomas Frank's counter-attacking approach, which has delivered results but rarely dominance of possession and territory.