Alyson Rudd is a journalist who writes for The Times, with her work also appearing in The Australian and CODE. She covers a range of topics, including sports, with a particular focus on football. Her articles provide analysis, insights, and commentary on various sporting events and stories.
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Alyson Rudd's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly football and soccer. She appears to be interested in a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including event coverage, announcements related to teams and players, evolving stories within the sporting world, and issues related to sportsmanship.
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By: Alyson Rudd
All three players, out of contract in the summer, have played a key role in turning Liverpool into title favourites despite the loss of Jürgen Klopp as manager
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