How our desk works
Sources in reach. Corrections in the open. No invented history.
Sourcing and dates
Our stories summarize and interpret publicly available information. We favor official league schedules, rules and releases, and link the source material at the end of each article. Publication dates reflect when the story first appeared here. A retrospective may discuss an older event without pretending it was published at the time. We do not simulate live scores or guarantee that a schedule remains unchanged.
Analysis is not inside information
A tactical explanation or an odds example is not a guarantee, a paid tip or evidence of a competitive edge. Hypothetical numbers are labeled as examples. We do not invent injuries, results, quotes, reporter biographies or numerical ratings. If a product capability has not been verified, we say so instead of presenting it as tested.
AI and image transparency
AI tools may assist research synthesis, writing and production. Source links let readers check the basis for factual claims. Illustrative stock photography is not presented as a photograph of a named match or fighter. The site emblem is an original AI-assisted brand asset. League names are used to identify the sports being covered, not to imply endorsement.
Commercial separation
Featured Bookmaker coverage is promotional and under common ownership. A visible referral button may count an aggregate click before opening the named platform; it does not turn the article into an independent review. We show the destination and the relationship before the links. Ordinary sports stories do not secretly forward readers to another website.
Corrections
Send a correction through the contact form with the story title, the disputed passage and a reliable source. Substantive corrections will be described on the affected story with an update date. We do not promise an immediate response or erase a publication date to make an old story appear new.