Matt Maher is the Owner and Editor of a local publication in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and sports, Matt's articles cover a range of topics including football, business, and technology. His work has been featured in various publications including the Express & Star, Shropshire Star, AR Insider, and The News Herald.
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Matt Maher's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and Aston Villa. Based in Wolverhampton, he would likely appreciate pitches related to local football events or developments within the community, such as player interviews or behind-the-scenes insights into club activities.
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Club Brugge boss Nicky Hayen has urged his players to make the club’s 100th Champions League match an occasion to remember.
By: Matt Maher
Club Brugge goalkeeper Simon Mignolet expressed sympathy with Villa over the “very harsh” decision to penalise Tyrone Mings handball blunder in Wednesday’s Champions League clash.
Unai Emery is hopeful Youri Tielemans will be fit to face Premier League leaders Liverpool on Saturday as the midfielder battles a minor knee injury.
By: Matt Maher
Unai Emery fears Morgan Rogers’ latest England under-21s call-up is placing the Villa star at greater risk of burnout and injury.
For managers the opening few months of a football season can often feel like a game of musical chairs.
Unai Emery believes Villa will need to be near perfect in every department if they are to beat Premier League leaders Liverpool tonight.
At least Unai Emery can take comfort from the fact he’s in good company.
Villa are sweating on the fitness of Jacob Ramsey and Boubacar Kamara after both suffered injuries in Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at Liverpool.
Probably for the first time in Unai Emery’s reign Villa supporters are pleased there isn’t a match next weekend.
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