Alex Bowmer
Freelance Reporter and Editor at Freelance
Digital Sports Content Writer at BT Sport Newsletter
Writer and editor for @FlashScorecom. Fulham fan. Non-league adventures @ABGroundhopping.
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1 week ago |
flashscore.com | Alex Bowmer
Brazil’s Flamengo, who agonisingly lost the 2019 FIFA Club World Cup (CWC) final to Liverpool (1-0), open their campaign against Tunisian side Espérance Tunis, who also participated in the competition that year when finishing in fifth place. Match News and Current FormFlamengo arrive in the USA full of confidence, as they currently top Brazil’s Série A, having taken ten points from their last four league games whilst keeping a clean sheet each time.
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3 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Alex Bowmer
For the majority of Fulham fans, the idea Marco Silva is reportedly subject to admiring glances from one of Europe’s most prestigious clubs in Juventus comes as no surprise. The Portuguese head coach took over from Scott Parker after the club’s third successive Premier League relegation and definitely had a point to prove after spells at Hull City, Watford and Everton.
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4 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Alex Bowmer
With the Premiership‘s regular season concluding on Saturday afternoon, five teams are battling it out for the three remaining play-off spots. Bath are the only side already guaranteed a place in the final four, having cemented a home semi-final by winning 14 of their 17 league matches this season.
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1 month ago |
flashscore.com | Alex Bowmer
Villarreal moved a step closer to playing UEFA Champions League football for the first time in four years as they cemented their place in LaLiga’s top five by sweeping aside relegation-threatened Leganes 3-0. The hosts started confidently as Yeremy Pino shot on target inside 40 seconds, but Leganes soon began knocking the ball around nicely and perhaps ought to have gone ahead on 13 minutes when Seydouba Cisse fired wide from a promising position.
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1 month ago |
flashscore.com | Alex Bowmer
AS Monaco leapfrogged Olympique de Marseille into second in Ligue 1 after maintaining their unbeaten home league record in 2025 (W7, D1) by beating Olympique Lyonnais 2-0 to ensure UEFA Champions League football at Stade Louis II next season. Lyon goalkeeper Lucas Perri was almost left red-faced inside seven minutes after seeing his attempted clearance charged down by Mika Biereth, who saw his block go wide.
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Have covered his games a couple of times. He didn't score on those occasions, but he had a presence that was striking for a young midfielder and an ability to turn out of trouble. His passing is also positive, although he does seem guilty of losing concentration at times.
Djaoui Cissé vs Pologne 🇫🇷🦅 https://t.co/6bBHsrWGRZ
Newcastle on the final day at home feels ominously familiar.
Our 2025/26 @premierleague fixtures are in! 🚨 https://t.co/ZxMmvJauc2
With Cairney's future still up in the air, I was wondering what his best-ever strike for us was (with "strike" just focusing on the quality of the shot, so not Villa in the play-off final). Which of these goals has your vote?
