Ben Church is a digital producer at CNN Sport, based in London. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and various sports disciplines. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WISH-TV News, KVOA-TV, Liverpool Echo, and Yahoo News.
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Ben Church's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly events and evolving stories related to darts, soccer, and teenage sports prodigies. His articles heavily feature young athletes making waves in the sporting world. If you have insights or access to emerging talents in these areas or can provide analysis of ongoing tournaments or competitions involving young athletes, your pitch is more likely to grab his attention.
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The USA has won its first two group-stage matches at a World Cup since 1930, securing knockout-round passage.
FIFA has introduced several new rules for this year's World Cup that are confusing even seasoned soccer fans.
It’s time to whip out the rulebook and get studying the new rules in play at this year’s World Cup.
Lionel Messi is one goal away from overtaking Miroslav Klose and becoming the highest World Cup scorer in history.
Note: This story first appeared in The Beautiful Game by CNN Sports, our daily newsletter on all things World Cup. To subscribe, click here
We had storms, we had weather delays, and we had Lionel Messi making history; yesterday might have been the most dramatic day of action at this year’s World Cup. And where Messi led the way, the likes of Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland followed with all three superstars scoring two goals in their respective games.
By: Ben Church
He might have been a few days late, but Cristiano Ronaldo has now joined the World Cup party. The striker reminded us all of his talents with two goals that stole yesterday's headlines.
How teams can qualify for the knockout phase of the World Cup in the final group stage matches and the potential outcomes for each team involved.
By: Ben Church
Note: This story first appeared in The Beautiful Game by CNN Sports, our daily newsletter on all things World Cup. To subscribe, click here
He might have been a few days late, but Cristiano Ronaldo has now joined the World Cup party. The striker reminded us all of his talents with two goals that
