Elias Burke is a football writer at The Athletic. He regularly covers Tottenham Hotspur and has previously reported on U.S. soccer, West Bromwich Albion, and Derby County, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and team dynamics. Elias has been featured in The Spokesman-Review, The Athletic, RealGM, and The New York Times.
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Elias Burke's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly soccer with a strong emphasis on local events related to the MLS and LAFC. He concentrates mainly on event coverage over other themes.
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By: Elias Burke
Who knows more about soccer? Us ‘experts’, you the subscribers, a child, a dog or an algorithm? Come join us to predict each World Cup game
By: Nick Miller, Eduardo Tansley, Elias Burke, Tim Spiers
The exits of Germany and the Netherlands, two of the highest-rated teams, is good news for other sides hoping to go deep in the tournament
By: Eduardo Tansley, Nick Miller, Elias Burke, Tim Spiers
Two co-hosts are through to the last 16, so how does the overall picture look?
Shootouts were once considered a 'lottery', but England's pioneering approach to reversing their record has changed how they are viewed
By: Eduardo Tansley, Nick Miller, Tim Spiers, Elias Burke
The Euro 2024 winners produced their best display of the World Cup to reach the last 16. Are they threatening the top of our rankings?
By: Eduardo Tansley, Elias Burke, Tim Spiers, Nick Miller
The holders were nearly taken to penalties by Cape Verde, so what does that mean for the rest of the tournament?
By: Elias Burke, Eduardo Tansley, Nick Miller, Tim Spiers
Erling Haaland couldn't, could he? And what did England's dramatic victory do for their hopes of lifting the trophy?
By: Tim Spiers, Nick Miller, Eduardo Tansley, Elias Burke
Only 10 teams remain in the tournament, so who are shaping up as the most likely winners?
By: Nick Miller, Eduardo Tansley, Elias Burke, Tim Spiers
Argentina survived, somehow, and now only eight teams remain. What do the last-16 results mean for our rankings?
By: Elias Burke
After President Donald Trump's intervention, Folarin Balogun's red card was suspended. It is far from the only controversy at a World Cup
