Ali Tweedale is the Football Editor at theAnalyst.com. With over a decade of experience in sports data journalism, he has covered a wide array of sports, from tennis to basketball, but his true expertise lies in football. Ali is featured in theAnalyst.com and PGMOL, where he aims to make numbers interesting for his readers.
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Ali Tweedale's articles predominantly focus on the English Premier League and soccer, often providing reviews, commentaries, and match analyses. Given this emphasis, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights or exclusive interviews related to team strategies, player performance analysis, or potential transfers within the Premier League.
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By: Ali Tweedale
Arsenal head into their final two games of 2025-26 knowing that wins in both will secure the Premier League title.
By: Ali Tweedale
Manchester City head to Bournemouth on Tuesday night aiming to keep the title race alive.
By: Ali Tweedale
Pep Guardiola is set to leave Manchester City this summer after 10 hugely successful - and even more significant - years in English football.
By: Ali Tweedale
After a 30-year wait, Aston Villa romped to their first major trophy in a generation by blowing Freiburg away in the Europa League final in Istanbul.
By: Matt Sisneros, Danny Dinsdale, Ali Tweedale
To say Arsenal have come a long way in the six and a half years since Mikel Arteta was appointed as manager is about as gross an understatement as they come.
By: Ali Tweedale
The title race may be over but at the other end of the table, the relegation battle is very much not done and dusted.
By: Ali Tweedale
Paris Saint-Germain have been able to rest key players throughout their domestic campaign, and that could give them the upper hand against Arsenal this weekend.
By: Ali Tweedale
Arsenal are just one win away from history. Win this weekend's Champions League final in Budapest and Mikel Arteta and his team will go down as legends.
By: Ali Tweedale, Jordan Collins
Note: this is an updated version of an article published in April 2026. You can find the original piece here
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