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  • The Cutback

    The Cutback is your essential platform for quality women's football content. We focus on the game, with analysis, data-driven pieces and expert opinion.

  • Yash

    Learning about football one dribble at a time.

  • Flo Lloyd-Hughes

    Hello, I'm Flo, a football journalist and pop culture enthusiast from London. I would love to share my weekly musings with you. I'll be chatting sport (mainly football), film, TV, podcasts and general pop culture fun.

  • Joel

    Occassionally writes about Manchester City Women and the WSL

  • Kamran Nia
  • Max Radwan

    Writing about all things Arsenal Women, and sometimes the men's team too.

  • Rachel Cohen

    Spurs Women ST holder. Writing about Spurs Women for The Cutback and at spurswomen.uk. Talking Spurs Women on the N17Women podcast. On social media @spurswomenblog.

  • Conner Roberts

    I am a passionate Manchester United fan with any free time dedicated to reporting on the women's team. I also own the platform AllForUnitedWFC which is a dedicated brand to Man United Women's team.

  • Abigail Segel

    Abigail Segel is an American freelance journalist based in Canada. She is a contributing writer at Defector Media, and an editor for The IX Soccer and the Equalizer. Her work has been published in the Guardian and the Montreal Gazette.

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    Women’s football partner on The Underrated Scout. Observations, and how I think about the game

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