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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After a disastrous ending to an otherwise largely positive 2026 World Cup campaign, should England stick with Thomas Tuchel or make a change?
Hungary, 1954 – 27 goals West Germany, 1954 – 25 goals France, 1958 – 23 goals Brazil, 1950 – 22 goals France, 2026 – 20 goals
By: Ali Tweedale
After the conclusion of a memorable 2026 World Cup, we look at four key themes for which the tournament will be remembered.
By: Ali Tweedale, Matt Sisneros
Tottenham went early and they went in two-footed. They have attacked this summer's transfer window with a determination and force that reflects their desire to build on a strong end to last season.
By: Ali Tweedale
Which single position is the biggest priority for your Premier League team to sign a player during this summer's transfer window? We pick out one for each club.
By: Ali Tweedale, Matt Sisneros
Following back-to-back 17th-place finishes, there is renewed optimism Tottenham can have a successful season.
By: Matt Sisneros, Ali Tweedale
If there was one area of the team where it didn't really feel like Arsenal needed to make additions this summer, it was in defence.
Tottenham are set to splash out on Savinho, the latest expensive signing in Roberto De Zerbi's rebuild. Eyebrows have been raised about this fee, so will he prove worth it?
By: Ali Tweedale
For a team who have just finished 17th for a second time in a row, there is a strange sense of optimism around what Tottenham can achieve this season.
By: Ali Tweedale
It was only one game, but the start Chelsea made to the Xabi Alonso era has got some excited tongues wagging.
