Associate Director, Market Access Insights and Analytics
Caleb Ball is an Associate Director at Market Access Insights and Analytics. He covers topics related to football and sports figures, with a particular focus on events like the World Cup and insights from the United Kingdom and Spain.
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Caleb Ball's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football and the Premier League. He often features event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements related to games and teams.
To effectively reach out to Caleb, consider offering insights from experts in the field of football analysis or individuals directly involved with the clubs or players he covers. Pitches providing exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes information about evolving stories within these leagues may be well-received.
Given that Caleb does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, pitches should align with international football events as well as those focused on English football teams.
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Joachim Andersen's equalizer secured Crystal Palace a draw against unbeaten Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium. A great goal from Kevin Schade in the
By Joe Bernstein for the Daily Mail
Just a few weeks ago everything was looking so rosy for Manchester United. A promising first season under Erik ten Hag, some glamorous signings and a
By Luke Power for Mailonline
Arsenal haven't made things easy for their fans at the Emirates Stadium this calendar year.
By: Caleb Ball
A second observer has questioned a key decision by Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, while Bruno Fernandes has been criticized for regularly
West Ham are top of the Premier League, their dreadful record against Brighton ending in spectacular fashion and a win that must be seen as a tactical triumph
Brendan Rodgers admitted he struggled to understand why Celtic once again underperformed as they lost two valuable points at home to St Johnstone on Saturday.
Wolves head coach Gary O'Neil admitted there were long stretches he didn't like in Saturday's 1-0 Premier League win against Everton, but he was more than
Frowning, David Moyes babbled something in the ear of his trusty assistant Billy McKinlay, then winced as West Ham's midfield passed the ball cheaply.
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