Amar Patel is a sports journalist who writes for World in Sport, covering a wide range of topics in the world of sports. With a background in journalism, Amar's work has also been featured in the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper and The Lancet. He brings a unique perspective to his articles, providing insightful analysis and commentary on various sports events and athletes.
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Amar Patel's articles primarily focus on football, with an emphasis on individual players, team performances, and significant events within the sport. He frequently covers specific games, player performances, and managerial changes.
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By: Amar Patel, Subhadeep Roy, James Franklin, Harvey Cox, Jacob Barton, Liam Cutler, Harry Vidgen
Having reached the seventh game week of the season and the second international break, Fulham has gathered two months of data, impressions have been made, and predictions and verdicts made before the season’s start can be addressed.
By: Harry Vidgen, Amar Patel, Jacob Barton, Harvey Cox, James Franklin, Liam Cutler, Subhadeep Roy
Who else? On a night that saw the stunning aurora borealis grace the skies across much of the UK, England’s own shining star, Jude Bellingham
By: Amar Patel, Rishabh Jallan, Jacob Barton, Max Arnold, Harry Vidgen, Harvey Cox, Lloyd Awuah
The speculation surrounding Erik ten Hag's potential sacking as Manchester United manager has intensified as the club faces mounting pressure.
By: Saif, James Franklin, Amar Patel, Barney Bolton, Jack Louth
Babar Azam was dropped following a slump in form. Pakistan is looking to rig changes ahead of the second test against England, and fans rage at PCB's decision to drop Azam.
By: Amar Patel, Tejpreet Bhurji, Adam Davis, Billy Reid
Sir Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer are four modern greats of men's tennis, but how good were they? The Big 4 have won 69 Grand Slams, with Djokovic being the most successful with 24 Titles. All four men have gone on to be the World Number One. Wimbledon Embed from Getty
By: Amar Patel, Lloyd Awuah, Rishabh Jallan, Jacob Barton, Max Arnold, Subhadeep Roy
Thomas Tuchel is now the new England boss after Lee Carsley has ruled himself out of taking over from Gareth Southgate. Embed from Getty Images The FA had looked at various candidates, such as Pep Guardiola, who seems committed to Manchester City and has no plans to replace him. Tuchel will be the third foreign
By: Lloyd Awuah, Liam Cutler, Subhadeep Roy, Amar Patel, Max Arnold, Jacob Barton
A fresh batch of Championship stars is coming onto the scene this season. Many hope to add themselves to the illustrious list of wonder kids
By: Max Arnold, Jacob Barton, Liam Cutler, James Franklin, Amar Patel
For Arsenal fans, it’s been an agonizing 20 years since the club last lifted the Premier League trophy. The memories of the Invincibles season under Arsène Wenger still resonate, but since then, the Gunners have watched rivals dominate as they faced setbacks. Now, under the management of Mikel Arteta, the club is seeing a resurgence.
By: Amar Patel, Max Arnold, Liam Cutler, Jacob Barton, Elizabeth Mary Payne, James Franklin
Action, not reaction: The plague of ACL, from Leah Williamson to Sam Kerr, is how it plagues the women's game, from the WSL to Liga F.
By: Saif, Jack Louth, Amar Patel, James Franklin
Team India were handed their first home Test Series defeat since England 2012, after New Zealand wrapped up a 3-0 whitewash in Mumbai by 25 runs.
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