Liam Tharme is a Football Tactics Writer at The Athletic. He primarily covers Premier League and European football, delivering detailed technical, tactical, and data-informed analysis, drawing from his academic background in Football Coaching & Management and Sports Performance Analysis. Liam's insights have also been featured in Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, The Athletic, and The New York Times.
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Liam Tharme's coverage predominantly focuses on in-depth analysis of football matches, tactics, and player performance within the Premier League and European Football. He frequently utilizes data and expert commentary to provide insights into these topics.
Given Liam's focus on event coverage supported by data and expert commentary, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique statistical analyses or access to experts with insider knowledge of clubs' strategies or individual players' performances. For instance, providing detailed tactical breakdowns or exclusive interviews with players/coaches could capture his interest.
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Albion made it back-to-back wins with the victory against Bournemouth.
By: Liam Tharme
As the two European giants meet again, we assess the profile, tactics and progress of each side
By: Liam Tharme, Sam Lee
Manchester City somehow threw away victory over Feyenoord - The Athletic analyses the talking points of a dramatic draw
By: Liam Tharme
Ange Postecoglou has given Johnson the kind of coaching Pep Guardiola once did with Raheem Sterling, getting him into better positions
Lewis Dunk made his 250th Premier League appearance for the club against Southampton on Friday. by Paul Hazlewood.
By: Liam Tharme, Thom Harris
A combination of an inefficient high press, a high line, and difficulty defending crosses have all played a part in City's slump
By: Liam Tharme
As PSG try to keep their Champions League hopes alive, is the age of their players holding them back?
By: Liam Tharme
Football's 'little brother' has little history in England but there are now renewed efforts to breathe life into the sport
By: Jay Harris, Liam Tharme, Andy Jones
Liverpool are top of the Premier League at Christmas after beating Tottenham 6-3. Our writers break down the key talking points.
By: Liam Tharme
Liverpool are adaptable, flexible and looking unstoppable. Arne Slot is keeping opposition managers guessing
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