Craig Hope is the North East Football Correspondent at the Daily Mail. With a strong background in sports journalism, he covers team sports and competitive sports, reflecting his passion for football, which he shares with his three sons. Craig's work has been featured in various outlets including Express Digest, SALTEN, and World Soccer Talk, among others.
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Craig Hope primarily focuses on sports and, more specifically, football with a strong emphasis on Newcastle United. His coverage includes event reporting, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation related to football.
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Daily Mail Sport's Craig Hope delivers his verdict from the MetLife Stadium.
By: Craig Hope
Ferran Torres wrote his name into Spanish football history after scoring in the 106th minute of the World Cup final to break the hearts of Argentina and Lionel Messi
By: Craig Hope, Riath Al-Samarrai, Ian Herbert, Mike Keegan, Dan Matthews, Oliver Holt, Ian Ladyman, Jack Gaughan
In light of the World Cup coming to a close, our Daily Mail Sport experts have reflected on their highlights - and lowlights - from the tournament.
By: Ian Herbert, Mike Keegan, Craig Hope, Jack Gaughan, Riath Al-samarrai, Oliver Holt, Ian Ladyman, Dan Matthews
Spain lifted the World Cup in dramatic fashion in New Jersey on Sunday night to bring the curtain down on a memorable tournament.
CRAIG HOPE: Which England World Cup players will survive to the home 2028 Euros, who will fall by the wayside and who will make a charge to force their way into Thomas Tuchel's team?
CRAIG HOPE: Eddie Howe is set to leave his role as Newcastle United manager.
By: Craig Hope
Eddie Howe is set to leave Newcastle United with immediate effect.
It was during a family holiday in Greece in the final week of May that Eddie Howe decided, after much contemplation, that he was 'all in' on the season ahead with Newcastle United.
It was during a family holiday in Greece in the final week of May that Eddie Howe decided, after much contemplation, that he was 'all in' on the season ahead with Newcastle United.
By: Craig Hope
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe has stood down after five years in charge and will be replaced by German coach Matthias Jaissle.
