James Cormack

James Cormack

Joined: Sep 17, 2024

James Cormack is a freelancer soccer writer for Sports Illustrated FC. An expert on Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal, he follows Italian and German soccer, taking particular interest in the work of Antonio Conte & Julian Nagelsmann.

Despite key injuries, superstars will litter Sunday’s Clásico.

The dynamic at both ends of the table could shift after Sunday afternoon’s game.

The hosts simply must win to preserve their title hopes.

There is more room for freedom when it comes to the Premier League’s away kits.

Liverpool are out to avenge a 2–1 defeat in the reverse fixture.

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A classic Premier League fixture pits two teams who’ve endured underwhelming seasons together.

Sunderland will host Man Utd.

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The Red Devils have already achieved their objective for the Premier League season.

Calum McFarlane will have one eye on the FA Cup final.

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The Blues visit Anfield aiming to avoid a seventh consecutive league defeat.

Some huge games make up this round of fixtures.

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A potentially decisive weekend of Premier League action beckons at both ends of the table.

A lame matchup at Anfield awaits.

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A victory for Liverpool would guarantee Champions League soccer for 2026–27.

Arsenal have steadied themselves at a critical time.

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The Gunners will know that a win on Sunday will see them take a giant step towards the league title.

The world’s best take center stage in the biggest moments.

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Goals on soccer’s grandest stage carry an extra weight.

Man City’s January signings helped inspire a resurgence.

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Monday night’s collapse on Merseyside should spark a rethink.

Lisandro Martínez has served his three-match suspension.

Levi Colwill tore his ACL last August.

Alexander Isak is dealing with a niggle.

New threads are starting to emerge for the 2026–27 Premier League season.