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How Women's FA Cup defeat exposed Chelsea’s ongoing flaws
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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.
Women’s football partner on The Underrated Scout. Observations, and how I think about the game
Occassionally writes about Manchester City Women and the WSL
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.
Learning about football one dribble at a time.
Writing about all things Arsenal Women, and sometimes the men's team too.
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.
Confronting race and intersectionality in women's footy
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.
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.
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