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UEFA's Kessler calls for women's calendar caution
Based in London, Emily Keogh is ESPN's women's soccer correspondent, specializing in the WSL and UWCL
UEFA's director of women's football Nadine Kessler has said expansion of women's football tournaments and leagues is not the problem itself, but the battle for limited space in an already overcrowded calendar, an area she says organisers must manage more responsibly, is crucial to maintaining player safety.
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When Advocacy Becomes Ammunition: How Eni Aluko's Comments Undermine the Women's Game
Eni Aluko's recent comments hit hardest those women who are already fighting to be heard. Her argument that male pundits are occupying spaces that should belong to women, and that she and other former players with many caps "deserve" those roles, has ignited a backlash not because the subject is off-limits, but because the way she framed it reinforces the very narratives that hold women back.
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Arsenal win trophy to decide the best women's club in the world -- but is that title accurate?
LONDON, England -- Arsenal made history as the first winners of the FIFA Women's Champions Cup on Sunday, beating out Copa Libertadores winners Corinthians, 3-2 and, as a result, they claim the title as the best club in the world.
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Lasses Spotlight: "A Complete Guide To Matchdays At Eppleton
Before we dive in, it's worth saying clearly that this article hasn't been written to push an agenda, to guilt-trip anyone or to suggest that "real" supporters must attend women's football, as Sunderland AFC is a broad, passionate community, and people support the club in many different ways.
