Rachel Corsie column: Phil Neville has helped to break down barriers between men’s and women’s football
Three of the four home nations have seen their permanent head coach position fall vacant in the last few weeks.
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Rachel Corsie’s weekly column: Orlando Pride pay Utah Challenge Cup price after NWSL’s Covid-19 protocols not taken seriously enough
Things certainly have spiralled since last week’s first positive Covid-19 test at Orlando Pride – as it later broke 13 players and staff at the club had contracted the virus.
Nicky Morgan calls for women’s sporting events to get equal screen time
Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan has called for the biggest events in the women’s sporting calendar to be given equal screen time to their male counterparts.
Glastonbury will show England’s Women’s World Cup match
England’s quarter-final clash with Norway at the Women’s World Cup will shown at Glastonbury, organisers have confirmed.
Neville plays down rivalry as England prepare to face Argentina at Women’s World Cup
Phil Neville does not believe the rivalry which exists between England and Argentina in the men’s game will have any bearing on the Lionesses’ World Cup clash on Friday evening.
One step at a time for Scots stopper Sophie
Scotland defender Sophie Howard is glad she cost Scotland a goal at Hampden, instead of at their first World Cup.
Scotland squad announced for Women’s World Cup
The Scotland squad for this summer's Women's World Cup in France has been announced.
Mintlaw’s Kim Little fractures leg with Arsenal and could miss 10 weeks
Mintlaw's Kim Little is set to miss 10 weeks after fracturing her leg playing for English Women's Super League side Arsenal.
Women’s football in the north-east: Scotland heroes Corsie and Little revisit their beginnings in the game
Scotland's women – with two north-east players at the heart of Shelley Kerr’s side – qualified for the World Cup in France next year.