September 2025 Archive
When exploring September 2025 archive, the collection of posts published during September 2025 on our site. Also known as Sep 2025 roundup, it offers a snapshot of sports and news events from that month. This period captures three major threads: a heated Premier League, England's top‑flight football competition showdown, a fresh Ballon d'Or, the annual award ranking the world's best footballers power‑ranking release, and a surprising Jeremy Clarkson, British TV personality and pub owner fraud episode. Together they illustrate how on‑field actions, award hype, and off‑field scandals can all shape public conversation in a single month.
Key themes and how they interconnect
First, the Premier League drama unfolded when Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike received a red card and a suspension, forcing the club to rethink its lineup for the next match. That incident shows how player discipline directly impacts team strategy—an essential lesson for anyone following English football.
Meanwhile, the Ballon d'Or rankings highlighted Ousmane Dembele taking the lead, with Barcelona's Lamine Yamal close behind. This ranking not only reflects individual brilliance but also influences transfer market values and fan expectations, linking award prestige to club performance.
Across a different arena, Jeremy Clarkson's pub faced a wave of bogus compensation claims and a £27,000 cyber theft. The incident underscores how cyber fraud can hit high‑profile figures, prompting discussions about security measures for small businesses and the broader implications of digital crime.
These three storylines—player suspension, award ranking, and cyber fraud—demonstrate a simple pattern: each event triggers a ripple effect that reshapes decisions, whether on the pitch, in the transfer market, or within a business. Understanding this cause‑and‑effect chain helps readers grasp why September 2025 felt especially eventful.
Below you’ll find the full set of articles that dive deeper into each of these moments, giving you the details, reactions, and analysis you need to stay informed about the month’s biggest headlines.
Hugo Ekitike Suspended After Red Card in Liverpool Win Over Southampton
- by Ashton Beauregard
- on 24 Sep 2025
Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike was sent off for two bookable offences in a 2-1 win over Southampton, earning a suspension for the next Premier League game against Crystal Palace. The young forward's celebrations and a reckless ball kick sparked criticism from manager Arne Slot and captain Andy Robertson. Ekitike apologised and vowed to learn from the mistake, while Liverpool now face a selection dilemma for the upcoming fixture.
Ballon d'Or 2026 Power Rankings: Ousmane Dembele Takes the Lead
- by Ashton Beauregard
- on 23 Sep 2025
Ousmane Dembele tops the latest Ballon d'Or 2026 power rankings, followed by Barcelona prodigy Lamine Yamal. The list weighs goals, assists, trophies, clean sheets and big moments from the 2024‑25 season. PSG dominates with six players inside the top 20, while Liverpool, Real Madrid and Arsenal also have strong showings. Emerging talents are rubbing shoulders with established superstars, making the race tighter than ever.
Jeremy Clarkson says 'fraud epidemic' is hitting his pub after £50k claim and £27k hack
- by Ashton Beauregard
- on 10 Sep 2025
Jeremy Clarkson says his pub, The Farmer’s Dog, has been hit by a wave of bogus compensation claims and a £27,000 cyber theft. He claims scammers have tried to extract £50,000 by alleging they were “poisoned,” and says running a pub is tougher than farming. The venue already loses about £10 per diner due to his British-only sourcing policy. He’s now weighing a controversial ban on customers with food intolerances.