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Eni Aluko apologises to Ian Wright after comments on male pundits in women’s football
Former England striker Eni Aluko has apologised to Ian Wright after she stated that male broadcasters such as him risked blocking female pundits from working in the women’s game. Wright has been a vocal supporter of women’s football and features regularly as a pundit on match coverage in the United Kingdom and elsewhere.
Ian Wright’s touching £1,700 gesture to injured women’s football star revealed after Eni Aluko criticised Arsenal legend
FORMER Arsenal striker Ian Wright continues to prove that he is just as much of a legend off the pitch as he was on it. The 61-year-old has been a huge advocate for women’s football over the
The Women's Football Awards will see some of the biggest names in the game come together to celebrate the achievements and ...
England v France will be live streamed on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website for free. Fans can tune in to watch all the ...
Manchester United will be one of the eight clubs competing in the inaugural Women's World Sevens tournament in May.
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Manchester United, Bayern Munich, Ajax and Benfica have been announced as the first participating teams in the inaugural ...
Castore takes over as official kit supplier for England Rugby, with major plans ahead for the Women's Rugby World Cup.
Walsh is set to be presented with the Inspirational Role Model award for her exceptional playing career and dedication to ...
Following £10,000 in funding from Parkinson’s UK, the Walking Football Association (WFA) has helped grassroots football clubs ...
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