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My name is Beth. I am an avid women's football fan and journalist. I write pieces for this blog and other publications.  I have been to many games, including my first ever Euro. I am also available for freelance work. I have done pieces for The Times, The Guardian, EA Sport, City.AM, The Mirrors monthly women's football magazine, The FA Nations League and so much more. 

 

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FIFA faces fresh legal challenge over the future of women’s football

When Gianni Infantino and FIFA announced the possibility of selling an asset in the competition, the document revealed that it never mentioned women's football. With two under-20 World Cups months away from starting and the Women's World Cup the next year, it was seen as a massive oversight and disservice to women's sport, and it reflected poorly on how the organisation viewed the importance of women's sport.

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Crystal Palace’s WSL return could be overshadowed by a substitution rule breach

Something so uncommon it's hard to believe it even happened. Where one would have hoped the Women's game would have grown, this situation shows exactly what is still to come. Crystal Palace won their opening WSL victory against Everton 1-0, but they are now under investigation for breaching the league's substitution rules. This isn't because they made too many subs, but because of a rule that isn't spoken about much: they made too many opportunities to sub. They had four windows, while the wsl only allows a maximum of three, though changes made at half-time are treated differently and do not count as one of the three active-play windows allowed.

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Eva Olid's Manchester United Challenge: Can She Fix What Marc Skinner Couldn't?

Manchester United announced their new manager, Eva Olid, but will she face the same issues as Marc Skinner and Casey Toney before her? The Spanish coach was the former Hearts manager, where she won Hearts' first Scottish Women's Premier League title. She is considered to have a reputation for developing players, especially young talents and building teams. Sources at the club had said one of the key requirements for Skinner's replacement is a coach with a history of developing players. But with a month to go to their opening match against London City Lionesses, she has a lot of work to do.

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Sam Kerr’s Future Nears Decision as NWSL Return With Gotham FC Gathers Momentum

For months, there has been speculation over Sam Kerr's future. There were rumours she would join Lindsey Heaps at the Denver summit, but she denied them. The latest report is that she is returning to the NWSL to join the current champions, NJ/NY Gotham FC, on a free transfer after leaving Chelsea for a six-and-a-half-year spell in the WSL, which was royally derailed by her 20-month absence due to an ACL injury.

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Mary Earps Returns to the WSL With London City Lionesses After PSG Spell

After two years away from the WSL, Mary Earps is back, following an underwhelming time at PSG, where she hoped to win the Champions League but last season bowed out early, finishing second from last with no wins. She has returned no longer as England's number one or a lioness, as she signs a two-year contract with London City Lionesses.

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Beth Mead to Manchester City Is a Football Decision, Not a Sentimental One

In a move that surprised no one, Beth Mead has joined Manchester City after hinting during the international break that everyone would find out next week. Her wishing Jill Scott good luck on her Sports Relief challenge from the Manchester City training ground is not a shock, as it has been announced that she has signed a three-year contract. This is even less of a surprise, knowing her partner, Vivianne Miedema, is currently at the club too. 

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Kimi Antonelli Is Breaking Formula 1 Records at the Start of a Historic Season

This season is definitely Kimi Antonelli's season. He has made and broken history so far in the first few races. Since claiming his maiden victory at the Chinese GP in his second season in the car back in March, he has continued to prove the doubters wrong. That he deserved the Mercedes seat at such a young age, and living up to the legacy and expectations left by Lewis Hamilton, he has since gone on an extraordinary winning streak that has placed him among the sport’s greatest champions. 

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