Lori Ewing is a Sports Writer at Thomson Reuters. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and competitive tournaments, while also exploring the intersection of sports with business and real estate. Lori's work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The Globe and Mail, National Post, and CBC.
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Lori Ewing's articles predominantly cover sports, with a focus on football (soccer) and the Premier League. She provides event coverage for high-profile matches and developments within major clubs such as Manchester United, Liverpool, and Manchester City.
Given her extensive reporting on specific games and clubs, Lori is likely to be responsive to pitches from individuals who can provide expert analysis or insider insights into these teams' performances, strategies, or noteworthy events.
While Lori does not specify a geographic focus in her coverage attributes, it may still be beneficial to tailor any pitch towards information related to football in the UK given her emphasis on Premier League coverage.
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By: Lori Ewing
As Curacao's players celebrated their first ever World Cup point after a 0-0 draw with Ecuador on Saturday, coach Dick Advocaat's thoughts went to the streets, bars and homes of the tiny Caribbean island where a nation of 156,000 was rejoicing.
By: Lori Ewing
By Lori Ewing KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 20 (Reuters) - As Curacao's players celebrated their first ever World Cup point after a 0-0 draw
By: Gabriel Araujo, Lori Ewing
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 20 (Reuters) - Ecuador coach Sebastian Beccacece insisted "it is not over yet" after his side's World Cup hopes were left
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 21 (Reuters) - England and Ghana both have the chance to book their place in the World Cup knockout stage when they clash in Boston on Tuesday after opening-match victories in Group L.
England striker Ollie Watkins has defended Belgium winger Jeremy Doku's wish to leave the World Cup to be present for the birth of his first child, arguing that family matters should take precedence over football.
By: Lori Ewing
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 21 (Reuters) - England striker Ollie Watkins has defended Belgium winger Jeremy Doku's wish to leave the World Cup to
By: Lori Ewing
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 21 (Reuters) - England's Ollie Watkins has yet to kick a ball in his debut World Cup, but the striker is convinced Thomas
By: Lori Ewing
Belgium’s Jeremy Doku is expected to leave the World Cup for the birth of his first child
By: Lori Ewing
Belgium's Jeremy Doku is expected to leave the World Cup for the birth of his first child
By: Lori Ewing
Kansas City | Belgium winger Jeremy Doku has inadvertently sparked controversy over his wish to leave the World Cup to be present at the birth of his first child, arguing family should take precedence over soccer.
