BTP Weekly Digest | 03 May 2026 – 10 May 2026
Championship The EFL has charged Southampton with spying on Middlesbrough before their Championship play-off semi-final, after an analyst allegedly recorded ...
Tag: wsl
WSL closing fortnight: Arsenal’s eight-day triple-header for second place
Manchester City have the trophy. Arsenal have eight days, three games, and the runners-up spot in their hands. Plus Leicester's ...
WSL Matchday 20 Review
WSL · MATCHDAY 20 · REVIEWED MON 27 APR Brighton Stun City: WSL Title Race Cracks Wide Open With Two ...
WSL Matchday 20 Preview: Everton Host Chelsea with the Title Race Still Live
Gameweek 20 Preview: Competition: Women's Super League Dates: Saturday 25 – Sunday 26 April 2026 Number of Fixtures: 5 this ...
BTP Weekly Digest | 13 April 2026 – 20 April 2026
Championship Frank Lampard was the story of the week, winning Championship Manager of the Season at the EFL Awards. Fair ...
BTP Weekly Digest | 06 April 2026 – 13 April 2026
Championship The Championship's biggest talking point this week came from further up the football pyramid, as Sunderland made headlines by ...
WSL Gameweek 19 Review: Arsenal’s Derby Demolition, a CL Semi Final Place — and City March On
WSL Gameweek 19 Review: Arsenal’s Derby Demolition, a CL Semi Final Place — and City March On 📅 Gameweek 19 ...
BTP Weekly Digest | 29 March 2026 – 05 April 2026
Championship Millwall made the most dramatic statement of the Easter weekend, with Josh Coburn scoring twice against former club Middlesbrough ...
BTP Weekly Digest | 22 March 2026 – 29 March 2026
Championship The biggest talking point of the week had nothing to do with results. Ipswich Town chairman Mark Ashton was ...
WSL Gameweek 19 Preview
WSL Gameweek 19 Preview: City’s Title Push at Old Trafford — Arsenal and Spurs Battle for Europe Gameweek 19 Preview: ...
Beyond The Prem
Data-first football writing
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What there is: ML-backed match previews, honest accountability when the model gets it wrong, and analysis covering the Championship, League One and WSL that tries to be genuinely data-driven rather than just opinion dressed up in numbers.
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