Sam Marsden is a sports journalist who writes for ESPN and ESPN Classic. His articles focus on football, particularly the Spanish league, and he has covered matches and provided analysis for various ESPN platforms. His work has also appeared in ESPN Sports Media Ltd, ESPN2 Australia, and ABC Network News.
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Sam Marsden's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly football with a focus on Spanish football, Barcelona, and Real Madrid. He also covers specific events like the Supercopa. If you have insights into developments related to these teams or events, or can offer commentary on evolving stories in the world of Spanish football or regarding key figures such as Xavi, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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Barcelona's defence broke new ground with its offside trap earlier this season, but the spotlight is now on their high line for the wrong reasons.
play Barcelona forward Raphinha has told ESPN that fatigue is the major reason for the team's dip in form as they target a winning end to
Barcelona forward Raphinha has told ESPN that fatigue is the major reason for the team's dip in form ahead of the clash against Atlético Madrid.
play Craig Burley details Barcelona's shortcomings in what has turned into a three-way race for LaLiga with Real and Atletico Madrid. (1:51)
By: Sam Marsden
Barcelona members (socios) ratified the club's new long-term agreement with Nike at an emergency assembly on Saturday, with president Joan Laporta claiming the deal is the biggest of its kind ever signed.
Barcelona members (socios) ratified the club's new long-term agreement with Nike at an emergency assembly on Saturday
Hansi Flick said Barcelona need a break after Atlético Madrid inflicted a third straight home league defeat on them to replace them at the top of LaLiga on Saturday.
By: Sam Marsden, Moises Llorens
Hansi Flick said Barcelona need a break after Atlético Madrid inflicted a third straight home league defeat on them to replace them at the top of LaLiga on Saturday.
By: Sam Marsden
Barcelona's inconsistency continues as Atlético Madrid's last-second 2-1 win over the Blaugrana see them move atop of LaLiga.
play BARCELONA, Spain -- Atlético Madrid were 10 points behind Barcelona at the start of November but will end the year three points clear
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