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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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
By: Matt Sisneros, David Segar, Peter McKeever
The World Cup final is the biggest game in football. Some might believe other games at club level are a greater proof of ability, but there is no comparison when it comes to prestige.
By: David Segar
After 102 games, there are just two remaining at the 2026 World Cup. One is the biggest game in football, the World Cup final.
By: David Segar
With around a month to go before the start of 2026-27, there are some big names still without a club. We look at eight free agents still on the market.
By: Aryan Jolly, Ryan Benson, David Segar
Every season has its own crop of young players who make a name for themselves or emerge as first-team options, and the 2026-27 Premier League season will be no different.
By: David Segar
We look at why Liverpool are reportedly trying to bring Paris Saint-Germain star Bradley Barcola to the Premier League.
