
Dom Smith is a Football Reporter for Evening Standard, mainly covering Chelsea and England. He also reports on tennis at Wimbledon. In 2023, the same year he joined Evening Standard, Dom was named Hugh McIlvanney Student Football Writer of the Year by the Football Writers’ Association.
Dom Smith is a Football Reporter for Evening Standard, mainly covering Chelsea and England. He also reports on tennis at Wimbledon. In 2023, the same year he joined Evening Standard, Dom was named Hugh McIlvanney Student Football Writer of the Year by the Football Writers’ Association.

Arsenal quartet available for selection after joining up with squad
Two-time Ballon d’Or winner is available as free agent after clinching fourth Champions League title at the weekend

Question marks were raised over whether WSL top scorer would remain in Manchester
Hammers succumbed to relegation after a miserable campaign

Hammers’ bid to stay in Premier League goes down to final day

Chelsea forward was one of several Premier League stars handed surprise snub
Key pair could prove crucial with versatility

Tuchel’s squad selection hugely divided opinion

All the latest updates as Three Lions boss announces who’s in and who’s out

Three Lions boss has been bold with 26-man selection for this summer’s tournament
Huge calls and surprising snubs from Thomas Tuchel
Crystal Palace star also facing snub despite stellar campaign
Thomas Tuchel left unconvinced by experienced centre-back’s form

Thomas Tuchel has so many questions to ponder ahead of official Three Lions announcement at Wembley

Incoming manager will lead his side into pastures new this summer
Chelsea reporter Dom Smith weighs up the pros and cons of a trip to the continent
Blues continue pursuit of European football as Spurs able to confirm top-flight safety with victory

Blues enjoyed yet another derby win thanks to Enzo Fernandez heroics but will not be in Champions League next season
Bluescome through nervous derby with all three points
Blues without key pair for crunch derby fixture

Blues hierarchy admit tumultuous season has ‘not met the standards that define the club’