Oliver Holt is the Chief Sports Writer for MailOnline, focusing on national sports coverage in the United Kingdom. With a career spanning multiple publications and platforms, including 247 News Around The World and Cigalah Group, Oliver's articles cover a wide range of sports topics, providing analysis, commentary, and interviews with athletes and coaches.
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Oliver Holt's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football. He provides event coverage and expert commentary, indicating a preference for timely pitches related to ongoing sporting events or insightful perspectives from experts in the field of football.
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OLIVER HOLT: The long-awaited trial of Manchester City, which begins on Monday, is more than just the pursuit of one football club.
OLIVER HOLT: Lawal was in his late 20s and an example to the younger boxers. He arrived every evening at around 5pm and warmed to make sure he was ready for the 6pm boxing session
OLIVER HOLT AT THE ETIHAD STADIUM: City applied late pressure and recorded over 20 attempts on goal but they were unable to find the breakthrough.
OLIVER HOLT: Dyer is doing great. He has a second chance at life and is embracing it for all he is worth. And That means pressing on with his ambitions for a career in coaching.
OLIVER HOLT: The wrangling over rulebooks and spending restrictions is the new normal in the top flight and its wins and losses are greeted with the same excitement as the feats of our players.
OLIVER HOLT: Bellingham has already proved he is a bona fide member of football's elite. His talent is not fleeting. He was a phenomenon in Dortmund and has been a phenomenon in Madrid.
OLIVER HOLT: If Carsley did not realise it before England's shambolic, historic 2-1 defeat by Greece in the Nations League at Wembley, he will realise it now. This is an unforgiving job.
OLIVER HOLT IN HELSINKI: This was a different manager to the man who sat in front of us at Wembley as he tried to process England's confused performance against Greece.
OLIVER HOLT AT THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC STADIUM: England returned to winning ways in the Nations League after cruising to a 3-1 victory against Finland in Helsinki.
OLIVER HOLT: Carsley can hardly say he wants the job if he knows the FA are pursuing a candidate with Guardiola's stellar record. Nor can he betray the FA's confidence by betraying a confidence.
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