Gary Jacob is a sports reporter for The Times, specializing in football coverage. With a focus on the national scene in the United Kingdom, Gary provides in-depth analysis, match reports, and interviews with players and managers. His work has also been featured in CODE magazine.
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Gary Jacob's coverage focuses almost entirely on the sports industry, particularly football and the Premier League. His articles encompass event coverage, evolving stories, breaking news and announcements within this domain. Therefore, for effective outreach to Gary Jacob, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing events in football such as match analysis, player performance trends or exclusive insider perspectives on team strategies.
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Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta’s sides meet at the Eithad in the Premier League on Sunday, but which players will start, who is injured and what are the key battles?
Duo brought a winning edge from Manchester City but now it’s all too clear that Mikel Arteta’s side can exert more dominance without their misses and mistakes
Arsenal are still haunted by 10-2 aggregate thrashing by Bayern Munich and goals of Harry Kane, but are primed to avenge past humiliations in Champions League
Crystal Palace 5 West Ham 2: Failure to add attacking options and improve ageing defence caught up with manager as Palace raced into 4-0 lead after 31 minutes
Potentially replacing David Moyes joins already long to-do list at the club which includes: bolstering squad, clarifying Lucas Paquetá’s future and seeking answers over club ownership
By: Gary Jacob, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat, Charlotte Duncker, Alyson Rudd, Paul Joyce, Tom Allnutt, Paul Hirst
Our writers look for potential banana skins as they analyse the final seven fixtures that will decide whether Arsenal or Manchester City lift the trophy
Opponents and referees will need to be sharper after Arsenal’s chief disruptor tried to undo Spurs goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario’s glove in latest stealthy act
Tim Steidten, man tasked with finding David Moyes’s successor if Scot leaves this summer, will stay away from dressing room and training ground
Former Wolves manager is strong favourite for role if Scot leaves at end of season with Rúben Amorim likely to cost up to £17million in compensation to Sporting Lisbon
With his future at West Ham looking increasingly less secure, the Scot explains how it has all gone so wrong this season
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