Mount Pleasant maintains position in Concacaf rankings.

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Report Overview: The core article about Mount Pleasant and the Concacaf rankings is a short, factual sports update listing rankings and movements of several clubs. It contains no visible sensationalism, bias, or logical fallacies. Almost all statements are straightforward facts (who is ranked where, who moved up or down). The surrounding site navigation, house rules, and links to other stories are boilerplate and not part of the article’s argumentative content. Out of roughly 20–25 distinct factual statements, only 1–2 could be seen as very mildly promotional in tone (e.g., highlighting 'biggest movers'), which has negligible impact on objectivity.

Sides Objectivity Scores

Mount Pleasant Football Association (MPFA) (98)

Other Jamaican Premier League clubs (Montego Bay United, Cavalier SC, Racing United, Dunbeholden FC) (98)

Concacaf rankings/organisers (100)

Sides Representation Balance

Favored Side

Mount Pleasant Football Association (MPFA)

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Detected Manipulations & Suggested Changes

Mild framing / appeal to significance

Using slightly value-laden wording that frames certain facts as more notable or impressive without providing comparative context.

1) Headline: "Mount Pleasant maintains position in Concacaf rankings" – focuses on one club’s stability as the main news angle. 2) "Racing United, second in the JPL moved up 15 places to be 144th overall, the biggest movers in the latest rankings while Dunbeholden Football Club (FC) were also big movers, up seven places to 145th." – the phrase "biggest movers" and "big movers" adds a mild promotional tone without deeper context (e.g., how often such moves occur, or how other clubs moved).

Make the headline more neutrally descriptive of all covered teams, for example: "Concacaf club rankings: Mount Pleasant stays top in Caribbean; JPL clubs move in standings".

Rephrase evaluative terms to neutral descriptions, for example: instead of "the biggest movers" and "big movers", use: "Racing United moved up 15 places to 144th overall, while Dunbeholden FC moved up seven places to 145th."

Add brief comparative context if available, such as: "Racing United’s 15-place rise was the largest change among Caribbean clubs in this update." This keeps the factual emphasis while clarifying why the movement is notable.

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