Skip to main content

Hub Stream Fantasy Brief Play

JoinGet started

Cookies on OneTouch

We use one authentication cookie and local storage for product preferences. Anonymous first-party usage analytics only run if you accept them; we don’t run advertising or third-party trackers. Read our cookie policy or pick what suits you.

© 2026 OneTouch·Privacy·Terms·Cookies·Analyst privacy·About

OneTouch Reads3h ago5 min read

Run-in

Alaves trend watch: where the next edge is coming from before the next match cycle.

Mateo Moreau joins Tomas Keller in a broader read on how Alaves are trending inside the current La Liga slate.

ALA Tomas Keller Mateo Moreau

Alaves trend watch: where the next edge is coming from before the next match cycle.

Editorial Lens·Editorial

Tomas Keller

GK · Alaves

Position

GK

Nation

Argentina

Story Profile

Category

Run-in

Published

3h ago

Story Lane

OneTouch Reads

Related Clubs

Related Players

Tomas Keller Mateo Moreau

CONNECTED STORIES

Keep reading

Bielsa’s first meeting with former pupil De la Fuente comes at fractious moment for Uruguay

Spain present a formidable obstacle for a Uruguay side needing a win to progress – and quell a rebellious dressing-room mood In the summer of 2011, at about the time Marcelo Bielsa was arriving at Athletic Bilbao, Luis de la Fuente was leaving. Bielsa was the revolution. De la Fuente was a former left-back with long, curly locks who had come through the academy, played eight years in the first team and coached Athletic’s under-19s and B team but now he was joining Deportivo Alavés, 50 miles south and in the third tier. Eleven games later, he was back again. Sacked from the first senior club job he had, and the last too, De la Fuente was sure that someone would call but time passed, no one did and he started to wonder whether they would until the Spanish federation got in touch a year and a half later and asked him to coach its under-19s. In the meantime, as the months passed and the concern grew, he returned to Athletic’s Lezama training ground, convinced he had much to learn and that he knew where to do so. Continue reading...

Alaves briefing: how Tomas Keller is setting the tempo in La Liga.

Alaves now has enough seeded squad depth to analyse shape, rotations, and who is carrying the cleanest actions between the boxes.

2h ago·Club Watch

The Bellingham Paradigm

A deeper read on the spacing tweaks that changed the derby in the final phase.

Today·Editorial

Villa's Rest Defence: Why the back line keeps stepping into midfield without panic.

The spacing behind Villa's aggressive attacks is more deliberate than it looks, and it is buying them cleaner second phases.

Yesterday·Tactics

The title-race nerve test: Which contenders still control tempo under stress?

A broad look at who still owns the rhythm in big moments, and which challengers are starting to chase the game emotionally.

Yesterday·Editorial

The midfield conveyor belt: Why second-ball control is the hidden table-maker.

The teams climbing fastest are not always the best finishers; they are the ones owning the next action after chaos.

3d ago·Editorial

Latest from the desk

Medina stars for Man Utd, Liverpool end Anfield hoodoo, Arsenal's title hopes over?

Sky Sports · Just now

Bellamy 'hurting' after Denmark beat Wales comfortably

Sky Sports · Just now

Thompson strike seals Chelsea win to end Arsenal's unbeaten run

Sky Sports · Just now

Why Man City charges case could still drag on for years

Sky Sports · Just now

Man City vs. Premier League: 115 financial charges explained

ESPN FC · 3m ago