Authors at The Match Journal
Different perspectives. One football journal.
The Match Journal’s writers contribute across player stories, records, football history, competitions and long-form editorial features. Each author brings a different perspective while working within the same publication-wide approach to clarity, context and factual accuracy.
Different voices. Shared standards.
Frans. B
Frans contributes football features built around clear storytelling, historical context and the details that help explain why a player, match or moment matters beyond the result.
Dhiva. Z
Dhiva contributes across TMJ’s coverage of players, competitions and broader football stories, with an emphasis on readable context and connecting individual moments to the wider game.
Hanzel. L
Hanzel contributes to TMJ’s record-led and historical coverage, with a focus on player stories, football statistics and presenting factual material with clear competition and date context.
One journal. Shared editorial principles.
TMJ contributors are expected to work within the publication’s editorial standards: make factual claims precise, distinguish established information from interpretation and verify records, statistics, quotations and historical details when they require checking.
The subject and writing style may change from one author to another, but readers should still be able to expect clear scope, useful context and an article that adds something beyond a basic summary.
The byline is only the beginning.
Author expertise matters, but so does the work behind the page. TMJ articles may require source checks, competition-boundary checks, historical verification, statistical reconciliation or updates when active records change.
That editorial process is designed to keep each article useful after publication, whether the subject is a century-old rivalry, a current player, a ranking or a record that continues to move.
Pitch a story or flag a correction.
Editorial pitches, source material and factual corrections can be sent directly to the editorial inbox.
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Different writers can see the same match differently. The standard is making every version worth reading.
Stories. Truth. Legacy.
Independent football writing built around context, history, records and the stories that stay with the game.