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In Oklahoma City, the Thunder let another one slip away, falling to the Portland Trail Blazers one hundred eighteen to one hundred eight. The crunch time collapse was brutal — Deni Avdjia's steal and thunderous dunk with thirty six seconds left put the nail in the coffin, and OKC's clutch-time struggles are becoming a genuine concern for a team with serious expectations this season.
Across the Atlantic, Chelsea's Malo Gusto is reportedly weighing his options ahead of the January transfer window. The French right back has been a steady presence at Stamford Bridge, but with playing time and long-term security apparently on his mind, this situation could move quickly once the window opens and clubs start making their moves.
And in Scotland, Andy Robertson is on the verge of making history, drawing level with the legendary Kenny Dalglish for all-time Scotland caps. That is not a small thing. Dalglish is royalty in Scottish football, and for Robertson to stand alongside him speaks to a career of remarkable consistency and leadership every single time he pulls on that dark blue jersey.
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