David Segar is a Data Journalist at Opta Analyst. With a focus on football and occasional forays into US sports, he covers a range of topics including international sports leagues, major league sports, and competitive tournaments. David's work has been featured in My Khel, PGMOL, Irish Examiner, and theAnalyst.com.
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David Segar's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly football and the Premier League. His focus is on providing statistical analysis, predictions, and event coverage within the realm of football. Given this focus, he might be interested in receiving pitches related to insightful statistical analysis or expert commentary on ongoing events in the world of football.
If you have access to unique statistics or can provide expert insights into player performance, team strategies, or upcoming matches within the context of Premier League football, David Segar may be receptive to your pitch. Additionally, given his interest in predictions and statistical analyses regarding specific players and teams, offering well-researched projections could also capture his attention.
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France superstar Kylian Mbappé is shining at the 2026 World Cup, and he should reach another landmark when Les Bleus face Iraq on Monday.
By: David Segar
It must have been difficult for Cristiano Ronaldo to see what Lionel Messi has been achieving at the 2026 World Cup.
By: David Segar
Whether long or short, throw-ins are increasingly affecting football matches. As anyone who watched the Premier League last season will be aware , long throws made a roaring comeback.
By: David Segar, Matt Furniss
England snatched victory from the jaws of defeat on Wednesday, eventually winning 2-1 against DR Congo in their last-32 tie to set up a mouthwatering clash with co-hosts Mexico at the Azteca stadium on Sunday.
By: David Segar
Ahead of Mexico vs England at the Azteca, we look at six players whose performances could play a big part in deciding who will advance at the World Cup.
All four penalty shootouts at the 2026 World Cup have been won by the team going second. Is it an advantage, or just a coincidence?
By: David Segar
We’re down to the final four of the 2026 World Cup. Which team is likeliest to go all the way, though? We ask the Opta supercomputer.
By: David Segar
England have reached only their fourth ever men’s World Cup semi-final. We look at six takeaways from their victory in Miami.
By: David Segar
England are into the World Cup semi-finals. Getting to the final four is becoming a happy habit for them, so how have they done it?
The defending world champions have made it to the final, despite looking close to elimination multiple times during this
