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Sam Cunningham

Sam Cunningham

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Football Correspondent, The i Paper

London

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  • How Liverpool are winning the title without touching the ball

    By Sam Cunningham Verified| The i Paper Verified There was something unnerving about playing Liverpool in the months after Arne Slot took over. But, at first, nobody could work out what. Every time they attacked, they seemed always to have an extra man available and unmarked – a full-back at the back post, a deeper lying midfielder making a late run, a winger that should’ve been marked somehow free. They were scoring freely: three past Manchester United, three past AC Milan, three past Bournemouth, five past West Ham.

    By Sam Cunningham Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Declan Rice scores two sensational free-kicks as Arsenal stun Real Madrid

    By Sam Cunningham Verified| The i Paper Verified Arsenal 3-0 Real Madrid (Rice 58′, 70′, Merino 75′ | Camavinga 90+3′ red card)EMIRATES — There are free-kicks, and then there are free-kicks. The sort of free-kicks that come along once in a thousand games, that are dissected for decades to come, immortalised in replays. And Declan Rice scored two of them in 12 minutes. Who knew he was even that good at free-kicks? Which to discuss first? The first is as good a place to start as any.

    By Sam Cunningham Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • How Liverpool are winning the title without touching the ball

    By Sam Cunningham Verified| The i Paper Verified There was something unnerving about playing Liverpool in the months after Arne Slot took over. But, at first, nobody could work out what. Every time they attacked, they seemed always to have an extra man available and unmarked – a full-back at the back post, a deeper lying midfielder making a late run, a winger that should’ve been marked somehow free. They were scoring freely: three past Manchester United, three past AC Milan, three past Bournemouth, five past West Ham.

    By Sam Cunningham Verified · The i Paper

    Apr. 12, 2025

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The i Paper

Halifax, Canada

+44 300 123 2220

Founded: 1892