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James Chettle
James Chettle is dave.sport's football journalist and writes the bulk of our news, match reports, player ratings and analysis. He is a journalism graduate from Liverpool John Moores University. Working alongside editors Jack Shaw and Matt Price, he provides detailed coverage of the Premier League and major domestic fixtures. While the dave.sport AI desk handles fact-based updates such as line-ups, results and how to watch via our TV guide, James focuses on post-match reaction and tactical breakdowns. His writing also extends across our other main sections, bringing fans regular updates on rugby and boxing. Fans can follow his latest articles for clear, precise sports coverage.
Premier League return: Haaland workload and Gyokeres form lead selection questions
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England Nations League qualification: What they need to reach quarter-finals
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Lewis-Skelly to miss England’s Croatia match through suspension
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England 3–0 Czech Republic: Kane scores twice on record-equalling night
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Van Gerwen faces ranking pressure with £250,000 to defend at World Championship
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Ponga named in New Zealand World Cup squad as Hughes returns
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Itauma to stay with Davison as Warren targets January return
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Man City rivals seek sanctions across multiple seasons if appeal fails
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Fewer journeys, four matches: is football’s longer international break an improvement?
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How Luke Humphries’ Grand Prix comeback strengthens his World Championship challenge
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Martin O’Neill confirms Celtic commitment after considering his future
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Glen Kamara could miss West Ham game as Finland challenge QPR over early return
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Luke Humphries targets Luke Littler meeting in World Championship final
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Derek Chisora says he will face Murat Gassiev in December
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Murat Gassiev questions WBA title status before Fury–Joshua
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England team confirmed against Czech Republic as Harry Kane starts on record-equalling night
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Ugo Monye questions Harlequins recruitment after eight-try defeat exposes problems up front
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England’s seven-goal win sets Thomas Tuchel a different test against Czechia
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