Alex Keble is a Football Journalist at BBC Sport. He specializes in tactics and features, covering a range of topics within competitive sports, particularly team sports. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Betfair, The Sportsman, GOAL, and Yahoo Sports.
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The EFL Cup draw has been made, with nine teams who qualified for Europe now entering the competition
By: Alex Keble
A stupefying opening-day defeat to a promoted side; a listless, wheezing performance that looked as though no tactical plan had been drawn at all; ghosts in central midfield; Bruno Fernandes wandering around in desperation.
We review the day's action including promoted team's perfect start and Magpies' Matthias Jaissle doing well
By: Alex Keble
Chelsea are not the team we thought they were. That is the highest praise you could offer Xabi Alonso two games into the job.
The transfer window has slammed shut and the overwhelming feeling at the conclusion of another absurd summer is apathy, ironic given that the feeding frenzy has never been more alarming.
By: Alex Keble
Alonso's fatal flaw, Iraola’s chaos-ball and Carrick's totem of terror. It's been a stressful week three for some Premier League managers
By: Alex Keble
Lost in the noise that buzzes around Chelsea and Xabi Alonso is an obstacle that, to surmount, will require a radical rewriting of the Premier League tactical playbook.
By: Alex Keble
“We haven't started the season that bad. It's not that bad. We've got close to coming away with three points today. That's football. There are moments we can deal with a bit better, but we'll be fine.”
By: Alex Keble
The temptation to project season-long narrative arcs from just a handful of Premier League matches is irresistible, the pull genuinely overwhelming.
We identify the main talking points for each fixture in Matchweek 4 Football writer Alex Keble analyses where the Matchweek 4 fixtures could be won and lost, including:
