Sam Dean
Reporter at The Telegraph
Reporter at The Sunday Telegraph (UK)
Football reporter for the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph.
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6 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Sam Dean
Versatile talent whose dribbling skill earned him the nickname of 'Maradona' in Cameroon, has his sights set on becoming a global legendFor Carlos Baleba, perhaps the most exciting young midfielder in the Premier League, it all started with truck tyres. Growing up in the city of Douala in Cameroon, he would spend his time running, jumping and somersaulting onto the abandoned tyres outside the front door of his home.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Sam Dean
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Sam Dean
It is one thing to dismantle Real Madrid, the European champions, in a two-legged knockout tie. It is another thing entirely to do so without a recognised striker, without arguably your best central defender and with a teenager at left-back who had never even played in defence before this season. Truly, Arsenal’s victory over Madrid was the ultimate triumph of coaching and culture.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Sam Dean |Mike McGrath
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Sam Dean
It is one thing to dismantle Real Madrid, the European champions, in a two-legged knockout tie. It is another thing entirely to do so without a recognised striker, without arguably your best central defender and with a teenager at left-back who had never even played in defence before this season. Truly, Arsenal's victory over Madrid was the ultimate triumph of coaching and culture.
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Son Heung-min has scored one goal (a penalty against Bournemouth) in his last 17 matches for club and country. He looks exhausted. #THFC need dynamism and explosiveness on the wings if they are to win the Europa League. Son simply isn’t providing it. https://t.co/MdQnZ32L4H
Spurs have played quite well tonight, especially in the second half, but I can't shake the feeling that they'll ultimately pay for their missed chances.
Lovely strike by Hugo Ekitike, who now has 20 goals in 41 matches for Frankfurt this season.