BBC coverage lineup for the Women’s World Cup. Photo Credit: BBC Sport website. In coordination across TV, radio and online, the BBC will be showing live match coverage, highlights, analysis and digital content over the course of this summer on the FIFA Women’s World Cup. A BBC spokesperson said that “Fans can enjoy exclusive live […]
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ITV coverage lineup for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Photo credit: ITV Website. ITV have announced a plethora of big names that will be on their team to cover the FIFA Women’s World Cup this summer. Leading the coverage will be main presenter, Laura Woods, as well as Seema Jaswal and Michelle Owen.
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Ever since the Lionesses Euros win in 2022, the trajectory of women’s football has been rapidly growing. The sports industry is constantly evolving, and if you had to name one of the smartest ways to not only invest and get your brand into the world of sport, but to help continue the trajectory that women’s
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Sam Kerr showed off her famous backflip celebration today in front of a world-record domestic crowd of 77,390 fans as she made it 1-0 to Chelsea, pushing them to a third successive FA Cup win. Manchester United saw themselves in their first FA Cup final today, and although they came out with a fight and
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Arsenal Women have confirmed that they will play five Women’s Super League games at the Emirates stadium in the 2023/24 season – a rise from the previous three league games played there this season. WSL games have been producing bigger and bigger attendances, with average attendances reported to have increased by 200% since England’s triumph
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