Beth Lindop is a journalist based in Liverpool, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and sports. She writes for various publications including the Liverpool Echo, Liverpool.com, and What The Footie. Beth's articles cover a range of topics including football, transfers, local events, and human interest stories.
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Beth Lindop's articles are exclusively focused on sports, particularly football, with a specific emphasis on local teams like Liverpool and Everton. She covers events and announcements related to these clubs in the Merseyside area of the United Kingdom.
When reaching out to Beth, consider providing insights or updates about team developments, player performances, or any significant news related to these football clubs. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes information about players or club management from this region, it could be of interest to her coverage.
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By: Beth Lindop
In the first part of his latest column, John Aldridge gives his reaction to the media coverage of Arsenal vs Liverpool and assesses the Gunners' use of the dark arts
By: Beth Lindop
Against Arsenal, Liverpool's out-of-contract trio once again proved why they are worthy of new deals
The Lionesses beat South Africa 2-1 in Coventry but there are still plenty of problems for Sarina Wiegman to resolve
By: Beth Lindop
The Lionesses beat South Africa 2-1 in Coventry but there are still plenty of problems for Sarina Wiegman to resolve
By: Ian Doyle, Beth Lindop, Joe Rimmer
Arne Slot is facing a dilemma for Liverpool's Carabao Cup match against Brighton and it could hint at what's next in the transfer market
By: Beth Lindop
Brighton and Liverpool are both set to be without some first-team stars for the Carabao Cup clash on Wednesday night
By: Beth Lindop
It was a difficult night for Jarrell Quansah against Brighton but the young defender has already shown he has the talent to compete at the highest level
By: Beth Lindop
Chelsea beat Everton 5-0 in the Women's Super League to move to within a point of leaders Manchester City, with a game in hand
By: beth lindop
If Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Arsenal on Sunday afternoon was an invitation for Chelsea to reinforce their title credentials, then the
By: Beth Lindop
The Blues' challenging start to the season continued with a 5-0 defeat to Chelsea in the Women's Super League
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