Anson Dorrance: ‘We raise young women to not be competitive. What the heck is going on?’ | Suzanne Wrack | Football
“When I was hired the United States had never won a game in international competition.
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Women’s football must escape shackles of the FA if it is to thrive after this crisis | Suzanne Wrack | Football
Less than a year after England reached a World Cup semi-final watched by 11.7 million
Hollow promises of equality are to blame if Women’s Super League is cancelled | Suzanne Wrack | Football
Two months after the Football Association informed clubs in the Women’s Super League and Championship
England Women prove to be big social media hit during lockdown | Suzanne Wrack | Football
England Women have reached the World Cup semi-finals, won the SheBelieves Cup and attracted a
‘We were shocked, stunned’: 50 years since Dundalk v Corinthians Nomads | Suzanne Wrack | Football
“I was going through my scrapbook and I was looking at photographs from the game
My favourite game: Arsenal v Newcastle, 1998 FA Cup final | Suzanne Wrack | Football
It seems a little odd pitching a game I’ve not seen for this series. I
Women’s football sides most at risk are those without a men’s team | Suzanne Wrack | Football
Ominous warnings have been sounded by the international players’ union that women’s football faces an
Phil Neville’s England reign a costly mistake and it may get more messy | Suzanne Wrack | Football
The appointment of Phil Neville as manager of the Lionesses was shambolic. Not on the
Beth England expects to impress Phil Neville after long international wait | Suzanne Wrack | Football
Beth England has had to be patient at Chelsea, having fought back from a loan