Dominic Booth is a Sport Content Editor who writes for various publications including The Guardian, Yahoo Sports UK, The Sporting News, and The Irish Times. With a focus on football, Dominic covers topics such as player transfers, match analysis, and interviews with coaches and players. His work has also been featured in other publications such as the Manchester Evening News and the Evening Standard.
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Dominic Booth focuses primarily on football, particularly the Premier League and specific clubs such as Liverpool. He provides event coverage with a focus on ongoing developments in the world of sports.
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By: Dominic Booth
Injuries have been a problem at Manchester United for some time now.
By: Dominic Booth
Both Erik ten Hag and Ruud van Nistelrooy had to contend with several injury issues at Man United and the new manager will be hoping for more luck in that regard.
By: Dominic Booth
The 18th edition of the PDC competition in Wolverhampton rolls around with a big prize up for grabs and the world's best going for it.
By: Dominic Booth
Bruno Fernandes believes Ruben Amorim can replicate the impact he had on Sporting club de Portugal with Manchester United.
By: Dominic Booth
Prominent Premier League punditry duo Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have belatedly broken their silence regarding the current David Coote controversy.
By: Dominic Booth
The UEFA Nations League is now an established tournament in the minds and eyes of the football-watching public — even if it's yet to truly gain a prestigious reputation.
By: Dominic Booth
Scotland take on Croatia at Hampden Park on Friday night, desperately looking for a win to aid their UEFA Nations League survival hopes.
By: Dominic Booth
The Tartan Army have endured a tough run of results of late, winning just once from their in their past 16 matches and require a UEFA Nations League victory.
By: Dominic Booth
Spain are looking to continue their remarkable recent record of success and trophies under manager Luis de la Fuente.
By: Dominic Booth
England are fighting for promotion back to the top tier of the UEFA Nations League, with decisive games against Greece and Republic of Ireland this week.
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