Para leer en español, click aquí. The Spanish Women’s National Team played their first game against Germany at the Arnold Clark Cup yesterday at Middlesbrough. The game ended in a draw, with both teams scoring one goal each; a fantastic goal 30 seconds into the second half by Alexia Putellas (see below), nullified by a […]
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Lauren Hemp had already given Noelle Maritz the costumery run around by the time she set up the opening goal in Manchester City’s clash with Arsenal last month. With just a single touch, Hemp left the Swiss international in her tracks. A quick glance across the box and she spotted the run of Bunny Shaw, her
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The Women’s Asian Cup 2022 in India was a sight to behold for everybody who appreciates and cherishes women’s football. It started the year on a good note, urging many people not to overlook the brilliance of Asian countries. Unfortunately, because of the pandemic and covid restrictions, the competition had to be played behind closed
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The passage of time, and its effects on the body, is inevitable. Sometimes this seems especially true of professional athletes. The whole world watches and debates how many seconds slower the players are to react or to get down the field chasing the ball, a process that usually starts when they are around 30 years
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It’s safe to say the Women’s Asian Cup has been one hell of a tournament – and it’s not even finished! Four teams remain, and only three matches are left to play, so it’s time to look at how the teams might fair and who might ultimately win the trophy. South Korea vs The Philippines
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After the promotion of Tottenham Hotspur Women (Spurs) from the Championship back in 2019, achievements for them have been at an exceeding rate. Dating back to the 2020-21 WSL season, Spurs’ second season in this league, they finished the season 8th facing a few setbacks throughout. However, since starting this years 2021-22 season, the underdogs proved that
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Up until 2020, there had only been one female General Manager of a major league men’s sports team in the United States. Lynne Meterparel of Major League Soccer’s (MLS) San Jose Clash from 1999-2000, who assumed the role at the age of 30 and oversaw their rebrand as the San Jose Earthquakes. In the world
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The AFC Women’s Asian Cup is finally here and what a two days it’s been so far! The first major international tournament of the women’s football calendar for 2022, the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, has finally arrived. It’s felt like an eternity between Japan winning the 2018 edition and now (a global pandemic certainly doesn’t
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The pandemic has been long and difficult for all of us, and sports leagues are no exception. Leagues across all spectrums have suffered financially, from decreased revenue without being able to host fans and increased costs to implement new protocols, not to mention the period when all sports had shut down completely. But though we
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If you sat down to watch a Formula 1 race for the first time today, you might assume for some reason female drivers weren’t allowed. You might think that Formula 1, like many other sports, is segregated by the sexes, however that is simply not the case. In Formula 1 and most other motorsports, any
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