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Mazino Dickson-Amagada
Mazino Dickson-Amagada is a multimedia journalist based in Columbia, United States of America.
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Equatorial Guinea pips Namibia, Sierra Leone holds Ethiopia
The Democratic Republic of Congo began their quest for a second World Cup appearance with a 2-0 victory over Mauritania in a Group B match. Yoane Wissa and substitute Théo Bongonda scored the goals for the Congolese team. Equatorial Guinea won 1-0 against Namibia thanks to a goal from Emilio Nsue, while Sierra Leone and Ethiopia ended in a goalless draw in a match that was delayed due to heavy fog. The results put DR Congo at the top of their group, which includes strong contenders like AFCON champions Senegal.
Tom Gayle
Tom Gayle is a Freelance Broadcast Journalist based in Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom. He carries out regular work for BBC TV and Radio, Sky News Radio and RTE Radio. Present in a clear and confident manner. Passionate about sport and news. Happy to commute to different locations.
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Burnley news: Opinion - Arijanet Muric performance analysed
Arijanet Muric, the first Kosovan goalkeeper in the Premier League, delivered a notable performance for Burnley, earning praise and support from fans and Burnley's manager Vincent Kompany. His athleticism and ball distribution were highlighted, along with his role in the team's victory over Brentford and his potential as the first choice goalkeeper for future games.
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Tom Jenkins
Tom Jenkins is a highly experienced journalist, editor, digital producer and consultant with a demonstrated history working in media production and an acute understanding of the digital landscape. He writes about food and drink, travel, culture and lifestyle. Born, raised and based in London, he ...
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Ivan Toney drops massive January transfer hint amid Arsenal and Chelsea links
Ivan Toney, Brentford's striker, has expressed his desire to repay the club for their support during his eight-month ban due to betting charges. Despite interest from Arsenal and Chelsea, Toney indicated in an interview with Sky Sports that he plans to stay with Brentford and help them in the Premier League. Brentford is currently 16th in the league, and manager Thomas Frank is eager for Toney to return to form.
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Rachel Steinberg
I am a London-based freelance multimedia journalist writing about sport, entertainment, lifestyle and travel for titles including the Independent, the i Paper, Metro.co.uk, the Daily Mirror, the Yorkshire Post, MailOnline and others.
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+10
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+9
Jobs Completed 2
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Huge win for Roy Hodgson as Crystal Palace sweep Brentford aside
Crystal Palace secured a significant victory under manager Roy Hodgson, overcoming Brentford with a scoreline that included goals from Olise and Eberechi Eze. Despite conceding early to Keane Lewis-Potter's goal for Brentford, Palace responded with a strong performance, marking their second home win of the season. Brentford attempted a comeback, with Neal Maupay hitting the crossbar, but ultimately suffered their fifth consecutive Premier League defeat.
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David Walsh
David Walsh is a journalist based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
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French
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Politics
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+6
Jobs Completed 24
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Erling Haaland makes Man City worse — they deserve more for their money
The article critiques Erling Haaland's impact on Manchester City, arguing that despite his goal-scoring prowess, his overall play and contribution to the team's dynamics have not improved the club's performance. The author suggests that Haaland's inability to engage in build-up play and his lack of leadership during critical moments have diminished the team's effectiveness. The piece also highlights the disparity between Haaland's high salary and his perceived contribution, questioning whether Manchester City is getting value for their investment. The article references opinions from figures like Roy Keane and Micah Richards, who also express concerns about Haaland's general play.
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