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Edition No. 122 ยท Thu 22 Oct 2026 ยท 44 stories ยท Source: Daily Newsletter Digest
Edition No. 122
Thursday 22 October 2026
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Themes33
Sports37
36 ยท Men in Blazers
UCL: Liverpool's thrilling Anfield comebackWhy it matters
Liverpool came back from two goals down to beat Villarreal 4-3 on a 40-goal Champions League night.
Story page โ37 ยท SoccerBible
How Como 1907 became football's most beautiful ideaWhy it matters
Como went from a roughly $850,000 Serie D purchase in 2019 to hosting Manchester United in the Champions League.
Story page โ38 ยท ESPN
Netflix buys 2030 World Cup broadcast rights in Spain39 ยท OffBall
Jalen, LeBron and the meaning of love & fame in the big cityWhy it matters
OffBall's guest writer on the Knicks' banner night and Jalen Brunson's hold on New York.
Story page โ40 ยท Front Office Sports
Jaguars fans can store cremains in a stadium memorialWhy it matters
A memorial outside the Jaguars' new stadium will let fans store memorabilia and sealed cremains.
Story page โ41 ยท The Economist
Is ADHD actually a disorder?Why it matters
The Economist asks whether ADHD should be seen as a different way of being normal rather than a disorder.
Story page โ42 ยท The Athletic
Everton, the downfall of Josh Wander and a cautionary tale43 ยท Inside the Games
LA28 financial records subpoenaed44 ยท Fortune
Knicks-Rangers split into two stocks: history says spin-offs tend to beat IPOs
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