Jack Lacey-Hatton - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

-Multimedia Sports Journalist at Sportsbeat -NCTJ Gold Standard Sports Journalism Diploma achieved at News Associates Manchester -Previously news reporter at Lincolnshire Live/Echo -Teeline Shorthand at 100wpm -Co-host and co-creator of sports podcast series 'The Goat Podcast' -Writer for Newcastle United leading fanzine - The Mag -Newcastle University Graduate - MA Journalism & Media -BA History & Politics FA qualified level-1 football coach Twitter: @jacklaceysport Work contact: jacklaceysport@gmail.com / jlacey-hatton@beatmediagroup.co.uk

Content

Total articles 2752

• Denmark Women Euro 2025 squad: Andrée Jeglertz' full squad

  By Jack Lacey-Hatton| FourFourTwo Verified Having finished as runners-up in 2017, Denmark will be hoping to go one better and lift their first major trophy in Switzerland. They also reached the semi-finals in 2013, but their record took a hit at the last Championship in England, with a surprise elimination at the group stage.

  By Jack Lacey-Hatton · FourFourTwo

  Mar. 11, 2025

• Portugal Women Euro 2025 squad: Francisco Neto’s full team

  By Jack Lacey-Hatton| FourFourTwo Verified An unbeaten calendar year in 2024 has raised hopes that Francisco Neto’s team can go further than any Portuguese side has previously in this competition. At their two previous appearances, in 2017 and 2022, they were unable to reach the knockout stage. But with every major tournament campaign, A Selecção das Quinas seem to be improving.

  By Jack Lacey-Hatton · FourFourTwo

  Mar. 11, 2025

• Women’s Euros past winners: Who has won the Women’s Euros before?

  By Jack Lacey-Hatton| FourFourTwo Verified The Women's Euros has primarily dominated by Germany but five different countries have won the trophy since the very first finals in 1984. Seven countries have at least reached the final, with the last two tournaments won by the host nation. The Germans even had a six tournament consecutive winning streak between 1995 and 2013 – but with European women’s football becoming far more competitive in recent years, there is no guarantee they get back to the top of the podium in Switzerland.

  By Jack Lacey-Hatton · FourFourTwo

  Mar. 11, 2025

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FourFourTwo

FourFourTwo is a well-known football magazine that has been published since 1994. Its name comes from the popular football formation 4-4-2. The magazine is published monthly by Future, which acquired it from Haymarket Media Group in 2018. FourFourTwo offers both print and digital versions of its magazine, allowing readers to subscribe or purchase individual issues. The magazine features a variety of football-related content, including interviews, analysis, and news, and is available in multiple markets worldwide. The company also maintains a strong online presence with a website and mobile apps for iPad and iPhone. FourFourTwo aims to provide insightful analysis and entertaining content, reflecting its passion for football.