Ewan Ross-Murray is a Writer at 90min, primarily focusing on the Premier League since October 2019. With a passion for competitive sports, he covers a range of topics including international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports tournaments. Ewan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The News Tribune, Sports Illustrated, and NBC4.
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Ewan's focus on sports, particularly football and events such as the Premier League and FA Cup, indicates that he prioritizes event coverage. He would likely be most responsive to pitches offering unique insights into ongoing or upcoming football matches, analysis of team strategies, player performance evaluations, transfer rumors, and potential impacts on clubs.
Given Ewan's extensive coverage of Liverpool FC and the Premier League in general, sources with insider access to club developments or those capable of providing exclusive player interviews or behind-the-scenes stories may capture his attention. Additionally, experts who can analyze match tactics and provide unique perspectives may also resonate well with him.
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By: Ewan Ross-Murray
The Reds must be on high alert against one of the Premier League's most in-form sides.
By: Ewan Ross-Murray
The Cityzens made some costly individual mistakes during a disappointing display at Villa Park.
By: Ewan Ross-Murray
The Red Devils are staring at the possibility of an eighth successive match without victory.
By: Ewan Ross-Murray
The Blues produced their worst performance of the season against their bitter foes.
By: Ewan Ross-Murray
The Portuguese tactician oversaw 17 games against Barcelona in his first spell at the Bernabéu.
Can the Cherries extend their impressive Old Trafford streak and pile more misery on under-fire Michael Carrick?
The Reds find themselves trailing their upcoming visitors by four points ahead of Sunday's duel.
Barcelona have been one of José Mourinho's most regular adversaries during his illustrious managerial career.
The first Clásico of the season will be staged at Camp Nou this Sunday, as soccer fans across the world prepare for another installment of this blockbuster fixture.
By: Ewan Ross-Murray
Two Premier League managers had been dismissed by October last season.
