Emma Kemp is a Sports Writer at the Sydney Morning Herald. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and sports business, while also delving into sports broadcasting and marketing. Emma's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, The Age, and Brisbane Times.
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Emma Kemp's articles focus mainly on sports, particularly soccer and tennis. She provides extensive event coverage in Australia, with a specific interest in the performance and progress of Australian athletes. To reach out effectively to Emma, consider providing insights or interviews related to major sporting events such as the Sydney to Hobart yacht race, Australian Open tennis tournaments, and developments within Australian soccer (e.g., Matildas). Additionally, given her focus on event coverage and sports themes, pitches could include exclusive access to athletes or behind-the-scenes stories during significant sporting events.
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By: Emma Kemp
The atmosphere at SoFi Stadium is electric Let's get this out there first because the game is getting started.
By: Emma Kemp, Nick Ralston
Kevin Pina fired Cape Verde in front before Uruguay struck twice just before half-time to disrupt the World Cup debutants’ dream run. But they came back after the break.
By: Emma Kemp
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By: Billie Eder, Emma Kemp, Frances Howe
We count down to kick-off in Santa Clara Let's catch up quickly on the matches that are currently under way because they are crazy.
By: Frances Howe, Billie Eder, Emma Kemp
It’s a crucial day for the Socceroos, who play Paraguay at 12pm for their final group stage match. A win or a draw will secure them second place in the group and a potentially easier opponent in the round of 32. Follow all the action.
By: Billie Eder, Frances Howe, Emma Kemp
What did we learn from that? For a start, Bos may be a better fit playing on the right instead of the left.
By: Emma Kemp, Billie Eder, Frances Howe
It’s a crucial day for the Socceroos, who play Paraguay at 12pm for their final group stage match. A win or a draw will secure them second place in the group and a potentially easier opponent in the round of 32. Follow all the action.
By: Frances Howe, Billie Eder, Emma Kemp
It’s a crucial day for the Socceroos, who play Paraguay at 12pm for their final group stage match. A win or a draw will secure them second place in the group and a potentially easier opponent in the round of 32. Follow all the action.
By: Emma Kemp
The exciting duo dovetailed brilliantly, rotating with sharpness throughout the opening 45 minutes, overlapping and overloading the right flank to repeatedly bamboozled Paraguay’s defence.
By: Emma Kemp
The exciting duo dovetailed brilliantly, rotating with sharpness throughout the opening 45 minutes, overlapping and overloading the right flank to repeatedly bamboozled Paraguay’s defence.
