Abdi Rashid is a sports journalist based in the United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as MailOnline, Cigalah Group, and Express Digest, covering a wide range of sports topics including football, basketball, and athletics. His work has also been featured in SALTEN and The Madras Tribune.
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Abdi Rashid's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football, with a notable emphasis on player events and evolving stories. Journalists or PR professionals looking to engage Abdi should consider offering pitches related to breaking news in the football world, exclusive interviews or insights into ongoing developments within major tournaments such as the Africa Cup of Nations.
Given his national focus on the United Kingdom, relevant topics could include those pertaining to UK-based teams and players. Pitches involving prominent UK football clubs like Chelsea, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Arsenal or Aston Villa may resonate well with him.
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A second-half scoring blitz secured a comfortable 5-0 win at Wembley on Sunday night, allowing the interim head coach to hand over to Thomas Tuchel on a high.
There was controversy on the night as Real Madrid and their star Vinicius opted to boycott the ceremony after the Brazilian was snubbed, with Rodri commenting on the situation this week.
The Portuguese boss took charge at Old Trafford during the international break after replacing Erik ten Hag and taking the reins from interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy.
Plymouth got off to the worst start possible when Vakoun Issouf Bayo gave Watford the lead from close-range after just eight minutes before the former Premier League striker equalised.
Coote is not on the fixture list this weekend as he was suspended after an old video emerged of him calling Jurgen Klopp a 'German ****' and Liverpool 's***'.
Blackburn were set to host Portsmouth at 3pm, with Portsmouth supporters beginning a 270-mile journey until the game was called off at 11:15am.
Palmer was left in agony eight minutes later after a high tackle from Ndidi caught his achilles, with Nigerian midfielder cautioned with a yellow card.
The 39-year-old is under contract until next summer but he is widely expected to sign a new deal, either with Al-Nassr or another club, as he targets 1,000 career goals.
City were thumped 4-0 in their own back yard, with James Maddison scoring a quick-fire first half brace before Pedro Porro and Brenna Johnson scored on either side of the second-half.
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