Football holds a special place in Spain’s sporting culture, boasting a passionate following and a rich history. While the men’s team has achieved notable success, the women’s team has been working diligently to carve out their own path and inspire a new generation of footballers. In recent years, women’s football in Spain has experienced significant […]
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Millie Bright during the Women’s Euro 2022. Photo by James Whitehea (All Rights Reserved – Sporting Her). Set to earn her 67th cap in England’s Women’s World Cup opener, defender Millie Bright, is expected to lead the Lionesses out on the 22nd of July against Haiti. After Bright became a figurehead of the 2022 Euros, the pressure
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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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New Zealand celebrate their win against Vietnam in July. Photo credit: FIFA WWC via Twitter. The New Zealand Ferns have beaten Vietnam 2-0, in a pre world cup friendly at McLean Park, Napier. On a chilly night in Napier, with a crowd of around 6500, they were treated to a quality game of football. There
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McCabe celebrates Ireland’s World Cup Qualification. Photo Credit: FIFA Leading out the Irish as they make their debut in the Women’s World Cup, is one of Ireland’s most celebrated sport’s stars, Katie McCabe. Originally from Kilnamanagh, South Dublin, McCabe is already an established player amongst the squad, with 73 caps to her name and plenty more
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Aerial view of Wimbledon. Photo credit: Wimbledon. Wimbledon, the oldest tennis tournament in the world, takes place from Monday, July 3rd, until Sunday, July 16th. The historic tournament began in 1877, however, the Women’s Singles competition, was only added in 1884, and the Women’s Doubles competition, added in 1913. Wimbledon, or officially known as ‘ The
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The Copper Queens are raring to go for their first Women’s World Cup. Photo credit: Zambia WNT via Twitter. Zambia have qualified for a FIFA World Cup for the first time in their history. They’ve been on a hot streak since qualifying for the 2020 Olympics, and look better and better all the time. Head
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England Women beat Germany to win the European Championships. Photo Credit: UEFA via Twitter. England head into the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup with the title of European Champions added to their accolades. For years the women’s team have caused the same pain to fans in major tournaments as the men’s team, missing out on
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England’s 23-player squad features some stalwarts of the Lionesses mixed with plenty of players experiencing their first World Cup or even major tournament. Here are five players to look out for. Mary Earps England’s number one, Mary Earps has some of the safest hands in the world. The past 12-months have been transformative for the
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