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Why we brought our play about football and queerness to Edinburgh

FOOTBALL is our national game. It’s the Beautiful Game. It’s a sport that brings families together, fosters community and gives us something…

The National (Scotland)

English football authorities launch measures to tackle behaviour, tragedy abuse

English football authorities have jointly announced a series of disciplinary measures aimed at improving player, manager, and fan behavior at all levels of the game for the upcoming season. The measures aim to promote fair play, respect towards match officials, and eradicate offensive behavior from the game.

The Times of India

Panthers to work out former Pro Bowl LB Deion Jones

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Panthers will be working out former Falcons Pro Bowl LB Deion Jones.

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Football to crack down on referee dissent and tragedy chanting

Referees will be given more protection from being surrounded by players or abused by coaches

The Independent UK

Mel B supports Mary Earps over ‘disgusting’ World Cup kit controversy

Fans are unable to purchase replicas of Earps’ England jersey

The Independent UK

Dawn Scott: the sports scientist shaking up women’s football performance

Described by one USA player as the ‘secret to everything’, the performance expert says female health needs more focus as the game grows

The Guardian - AU

Mel B speaks out in support of Mary Earps over ‘disgusting’ World Cup kit controversy

Fans are unable to purchase replicas of Earps’ England jersey

The Independent UK

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How ‘magic’ Lauren James can lead the new Lionesses at the Women’s World Cup

England 1-0 Denmark: James scored a sublime opener six minutes into her first World Cup start but the Lionesses will need more after Keira Walsh’s injury

The Independent UK

Examining recent fantasy football ADP data

Which players stood out the most in a look at recent ADP results?

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Alex Greenwood: The England and Manchester City defender in profile

Experienced star could appear at centre-back or left-back for Lionesses at World Cup but says uncertainty over precise position does not faze her

The Independent UK

Bereaved mother urges Women’s Super League to reject gambling partnerships

A bereaved mother has called on the Women’s Super League to reject deals with bookmaking firms as it seeks to grow its commercial heft

The Guardian - UK

Sarina Wiegman must take chance to reset England’s World Cup bid

England face Denmark in their second match of the Women’s World Cup following the underwhelming opening victory against Haiti

The Independent UK

Women’s World Cup: Keira Walsh happy to have a target on her back if it helps Lionesses

Walsh knows her world-record price tag means she will be singled out for special treatment by opposition teams

Evening Standard

Women's World Cup: five issues holding back the female game

The 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup is probably the most highly-anticipated women’s football tournament ever. Part of this hype and enthusiasm might suggest that women’s football has finally “made it” and that catching up with the men’s game is just a matter of time. But there are ongoing issues that…

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The Independent UK

From colouring zones to custom coffees – Inside England’s World Cup base

The Lionesses’ base is the product of more than 18 months of Football Association planning.

The Guardian - UK

‘Stairway to heaven’: inside England’s inspirational World Cup training base

State of the art facilities, a coffee printer and supportive messages in Terrigal aim to galvanise Lionesses

Evening Standard

Women’s World Cup: Inside the England camp as the Lionesses settle into state of the art base

Coastal town of Terrigal will be their home for the rest of the tournament

The Conversation

What are 'Advance' and 'Fair Australia', and why are they spearheading the 'no' campaign on the Voice?

It never quite lived up to its billing as “the right-wing GetUp!” but five years on, an activist group feted by Australia’s most conservative politicians and backed by some rich but reclusive individuals is a vocal opponent of the Voice to Parliament.

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The National (Scotland)

England handed reduced away allocation for Scotland showdown at Hampden

England will have less than 3,000 fans at Hampden for their showdown with Scotland in September after their allocation was reduced.

Evening Standard

Fara Williams interview: ‘So many nations can lift Women’s World Cup - but England know how to win it’

England’s all-time leading appearance-maker insists no one will remember the stodgy display against Haiti if the Lionesses keep winning matches

The Independent UK

Alessia Russo: England and Arsenal star’s football family and career to date

Arsenal’s new signing looking to replace Ellen White as Lionesses’ primary goal threat

TechRadar

Sweden vs South Africa live stream: how to watch the Women's World Cup

Here's how to watch a Sweden vs South Africa live stream from anywhere, as Group G at the Women's World Cup 2023 gets underway with a battle of experience against new faces.

Evening Standard

Rachel Yankey column: Beth England should start Lionesses World Cup opener ahead of Alessia Russo

In her Standard Sport column, the England legend weighs in on key selection decisions facing Sarina Wiegman for Haiti clash

The Independent UK

Alex Greenwood: The England and Manchester City defender in profile

Experienced star could appear at centre-back or left-back for Lionesses at World Cup but says uncertainty over precise position does not faze her

Evening Standard

England vs Haiti: Lionesses ready to roar in first World Cup test despite rocky road to tournament

Injuries, poor results and pay disputes have diluted their favourites tag, but Sarina Wiegman’s side are prepared to hit the ground running in Group D

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