Rob Draper is the Chief Football Writer for The Mail on Sunday, specializing in covering football news and events in the United Kingdom. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and insightful commentary, Rob's articles offer readers a comprehensive understanding of the latest developments in the world of football.
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Rob Draper's coverage focuses primarily on football, particularly the Premier League and the England National Team. Given his emphasis on event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements within the sports industry, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to in-depth analysis of recent matches or events involving prominent football teams or players.
Considering Rob's national focus on the United Kingdom, relevant pitches may include exclusive interviews with players or coaches from English clubs and insights into upcoming games involving these teams. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on developments within the Premier League or updates about key figures of the England National Team could also capture his attention.
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By: Rob Draper
Bukayo Saka exorcised his Euro 2020 demons by scoring an equaliser then converting his shootout penalty as England knocked out Switzerland
One former manager believes England’s latest hero would not be the player he is had he not started at Exeter
By: Rob Draper
Only the exceptionally cruel - and Arsenal fans - could take pleasure from Harry Kane’s lack of trophies
Spain midfielder’s block of Guéhi’s header ended series of dramatic goals that have covered for Southgate’s caution
Wada insists it ordered Usada to shut down programme, with the agencies in a war of words after Observer investigation
By: Jamie Jackson, Rob Draper
Ricci, recognised as one of the best young holding midfielders in Italy, an option as champions deal with blow with Rodri undergoing surgery for ACL injury
The Bayern Munich forward talks to Rob Draper about his strange route into English football, declaring for Germany and facing Leverkusen
By: Rob Draper
The Gunners got in early to land William Saliba for £25m – Chelsea later signed his teammate Wesley Fofana for £70m
By: Rob Draper
Arsenal's William Saliba (right) in action against Inter Milan goalkeeper Yann Sommer (left) during their Champions League clash. Photo: Fabrizio Carabelli/PA Wire
By: Rob Draper
An Under-20 World Cup winner with Portugal, Angel Gomes’s father recalls his unique journey in football
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