
Max Mathews
Football Writer at The Athletic
Football Writer and Live Blogger @TheAthletic. Visit: https://t.co/VyGd19xSXU Views my own, Speak: π«π·πΈπ³, Big on: #CPFC/#FPL
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6 days ago |
nytimes.com | Max Mathews |Ed Mackey
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Michael Bailey |Max Mathews
Hello everyone and welcome to one of the biggest soccer games of the season!It's Arsenal vs Paris Saint-Germain the Champions League semi-final first leg today, ahead of the second leg in the French capital next week. Mikel Arteta's side, fresh off knocking out competition holders Real Madrid in the previous round, are the favourites to win the competition, but will have their work cut out against a sensational PSG side which eliminated Arne Slot's Liverpool juggernauts.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Max Mathews
Hello everyone and welcome along to The Athletic, where today we're covering Liverpool's potential coronation as the 2024-25 Premier League champions. Arne Slot's men host Tottenham Hotspur, a team that couldn't be much further from the title race, knowing that just one more point will win them the title. Liverpool are all but mathematically confirmed as title winners, but they can officially sign, seal, and deliver glory with a win or draw today in front of their own supporters. So can they do it?
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Max Mathews
Hello and a very happy Easter Sunday to all who celebrate. Welcome to The Athletic's live coverage of Premier League Matchweek 33, where today we're taking you to King Power Stadium as relegation-threatened Leicester City take on Premier League leaders Liverpool. Arne Slot's men actually have an outside chance of clinching the Premier League title with a win, but will need some help from another likely relegation-bound side as Ipswich Town host second-place Arsenal earlier in the day.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Max Mathews
Hello and welcome to The Athletic, where today we're taking you through the second leg of Manchester United's tie against Lyon in the Europa League quarter-finals. The two sides finished the first tie 2-2 in Lyon thanks to some woeful goalkeeping from Andre Onana. Ruben Amorim has already confirmed that Onana will start in goal again tonight as United look to advance to the semi-final round.
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