Aaron Barton
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1 month ago |
theanalyst.com | Aaron Barton |Aaron Barton
The 2024-25 season has been forgetful in most senses for FC Porto, but Rodrigo Mora’s emergence provides a glimpse of a brighter future on the horizon. To say it’s been a tumultuous season for FC Porto would be a vast understatement.
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1 month ago |
wonderfulmachine.com | Ela Kumer |Margarida Lemos |Aaron Barton |Adam B. Lerner
Aaron Kyle Barton is an Advertising photographer in New York City with a particularly dynamic and individual style. When you can’t find him behind the lens, he’s likely editing photos at his studio in Queens, running around Central Park, or taste-testing tinned fish with his wife. He focuses on capturing cheerful lifestyles, detailed beauty work, mouthwatering food creations, and polished beverage images. His photography for commercial campaigns adds context and attitude to each client’s products.
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Jan 6, 2025 |
unibet.co.uk | Graham Ruthven |Aaron Barton
Trent Alexander-Arnold was a target for Manchester United on Sunday. They doubled – sometimes trebled – up on the Liverpool right back and gave him arguably his most uncomfortable games in a red shirt. When Alexander-Arnold picked up a booking seven minutes from the end, Arne Slot hauled him off. He could have been substituted much earlier. So often a difference-maker for Liverpool in the past, Alexander-Arnold was a liability on Sunday.
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Nov 23, 2024 |
eurosport.com | Aaron Barton
Celta rescued a point against Barcelona in dramatic 2-2 draw at Estadio Abanca-Balaídos in Vigo. Celta started well, going direct and putting pressure on the Barcelona defence with balls out wide and over the top. It was Barcelona who struck first though, with the in-form Raphinha grabbing his eighth goal of this La Liga campaign after he brilliantly went past Oscar Mingueza before slotting his effort past Vicente Guaita.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
eurosport.com | Aaron Barton
Manchester City edged out St. Polten with a 3-2 win to make it two wins from two in Group D of the UEFA Champions League. City began dominating proceedings from the first whistle and took the lead after just six minutes. Yui Hasegawa laid the ball off to Alanna Kennedy from around 25-yards out and she unleashed a fantastic strike which flew past the helpless Carina Schluter.
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