Seb Sternik is a journalist at Yahoo Sports UK. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and notable figures in soccer and MMA, including UFC and European football. Seb's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, The Press York, Yahoo News UK, and Planet Sport.
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Seb Sternik's coverage is predominantly focused on event coverage and exclusives within the sports domain, encompassing MMA, boxing, soccer, darts, and various sporting events. Given this focus, pitches should offer exclusive insights into upcoming or ongoing sports events. Additionally, providing expert commentary from athletes or analysts involved in these sports could be particularly appealing to Seb.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Seb's articles and his topics cover a wide range of international sports activities such as UFC fights and Masters tournaments in snooker (darts), you may consider offering insights from globally recognized figures within these sporting domains.
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The 2024/25 season marks the 144th edition of the FA Cup – one which will be of great importance to a number of top Premier League clubs.
By: Seb Sternik
Kyle Walker is on the way out of Manchester City with the right-back set to leave as early as January’s transfer window. Question is, where will the England man go next?
By: Seb Sternik
Tottenham will be looking to put their Premier League blues behind them when they shift their focus to European duties and a tasty Thursday night trip to Germany.
By: Seb Sternik
The 'worst team' in the history of Manchester United will be looking to take on arguably the worst Rangers team in recent years when the two meet in the Europa League.
By: Seb Sternik
Sheffield United will be looking to enter the weekend as Championship leaders when they welcome Hull City to Bramall Lane (Fri, 2000 GMT).
By: Seb Sternik
Premier League leaders Liverpool will be looking to match a 55-year-old record when they host Ipswich Town this Saturday at Anfield (1500 GMT).
By: Seb Sternik
Saturday’s main event emanates from the Etihad stadium as Manchester City take on Chelsea in a fixture with potential top four implications (1730 GMT).
By: Seb Sternik
Madison Keys claimed her first Grand Slam title with a 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 victory over defending champion Aryna Sabalenka.
By: Seb Sternik
Aston Villa have got a 14-year record in their sights as they prepare to host West Ham on Sunday (1630 GMT).
By: Seb Sternik
Manchester United will be looking to avoid their worst run of results in 35 years when they travel to Fulham on Sunday (1900 GMT).
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