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News Editor at @flashscorecom | Dutch Football expert, or at least that's what the BBC say | Also run @ClockworkOranje

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I'm a sports journalist working as a News Editor at Flashscore, where I write and edit a wide variety of stories, from news reporting to in-depth features to live blogs, with a particular focus on football, Formula 1 and tennis.

I also run Clockwork Oranje, my own website, podcast and social media page all about my specialist area of Dutch football, and have a travel blog.

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EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Dutch coach Frans Hoek tells inside story of Tim Krul's World Cup heroics

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Dutch coach Frans Hoek tells inside story of Tim Krul's World Cup heroics

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The Fall of Ajax: How one of the world's best run clubs fell into disarray

The Fall of Ajax: How one of the world's best run clubs fell into disarray

For years, if somebody wanted to know how to run a football club, they'd look to Ajax as an example. But now,…

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EXCLUSIVE: Former Netherlands & Czech Republic players look back on their Euro 2004 classic

EXCLUSIVE: Former Netherlands & Czech Republic players look back on their Euro 2004 classic

20 years on from Euro 2004, Flashscore spoke to former Netherlands player Paul Bosvelt and former Czech Repub…

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Odobert & Bergvall prove there's life in Postecoglou's Spurs against AZ Alkma...

Odobert & Bergvall prove there's life in Postecoglou's Spurs against AZ Alkma...

The second leg of Tottenham's clash with AZ was one that Ange Postecoglou needed to win for the sake of his s…

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Southampton expelled from Championship play-offs, Middlesbrough to contest final

Southampton expelled from Championship play-offs, Middlesbrough to contest final

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LIVE: Lap-by-lap coverage of the F1 finale in Abu Dhabi

LIVE: Lap-by-lap coverage of the F1 finale in Abu Dhabi

The season finale of the 2025 Formula 1 season is here, and it could be one for the ages, with Lando Norris, …

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'Things aren't quite making sense': Russell 'very surprised' by Ferrari pace at British GP

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By Finley Crebolder Verified
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It was a disappointing first day of running for Russell at his home pace, with the Brit qualifying in fifth for the sprint, behind Hamilton, Antonelli, Verstappen and the second Ferrari of Charles Leclerc. He's now at risk of falling further behind Antonelli in the fight for the title, and being overtaken by Hamilton in the standings, and he said the difficult session was nothing new to him in 2026. "It's kind of the story of the year, to be honest: always on the back foot," he said.
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Hamilton confident he can have dream British GP weekend after claiming pole for sprint race

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By Finley Crebolder Verified
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Hamilton will start at the very front of the field in Saturday's sprint race at Silverstone after out-qualifying championship leader Kimi Antonelli by 0.010s on home turf. It was the latest of many impressive displays from the Ferrari man this season, further establishing his return to form after a disappointing few years, and he said afterwards that he was "so, so happy," not least because the need to manage battery power didn't cause the issues he'd feared.
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With record crowds, title contenders & top talents, British F1 is in a golden era

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By Finley Crebolder Verified
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Outside Milton Keynes train station, where shuttle buses to Silverstone leave from, there are five flags, one for each of the British drivers on the current Formula 1 grid. Below those flags flows a steady stream of fans in their thousands heading to the track, many of whom are clad in the orange of McLaren. It's a scene that perfectly encapsulates what is obvious everywhere you look at the 2026 British Grand Prix: that the nation is in a very good place in the world of Formula 1.
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