Kathryn Batte is a Women's Football Correspondent for MailOnline, specializing in covering women's football in the United Kingdom. With a passion for the sport, Kathryn provides in-depth analysis, match reports, and exclusive interviews with players and managers, offering insights into the world of women's football.
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Kathryn Batte's coverage is heavily focused on football and women's sports, with a particular emphasis on events, expert commentary, and evolving stories within these areas. She would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer insights into ongoing developments in the world of football or women's sports, particularly those involving the English national team or WSL.
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KATHRYN BATTE AT THE LONDON STADIUM: No team has failed to convert more big opportunities than United this season and it was a painfully familiar story for Ten Hag.
KATHRYN BATTE IN COVENTRY: There are seven months until the Lionesses begin the defence of their Euro crown, but they do not look anywhere near the team victorious in 2022.
Arsenal are facing a fixture clash headache which involves their men's League Cup quarter-final and Women's Champions League group game.
KATHRYN BATTE AT THE CITY GROUND: Nottingham Forest beat West Ham United in the Premier League on Saturday to climb above Arsenal into fourth place in the table.
KATHRYN BATTE AT LEIGH SPORTS VILLAGE: Jonas Eidevall may no longer be Arsenal head coach but the problems his team faced during his reign continue to linger.
KATHRYN BATTE AT LEIGH SPORTS VILLAGE: Jonas Eidevall may no longer be Arsenal head coach but the problems his team faced during his reign continue to linger.
Forest already have 19 points, just 13 shy of their total for last season. Nuno will say that securing safety is still the club's overriding aim, but fears of relegation is the last thing on supporters' minds.
Kudus was sent off in the Hammers' 4-1 defeat by Tottenham on October 19 following two separate violent altercations with Micky van de Ven and Pape Matar Sarr.
KATHRYN BATTE AT THE LONDON STADIUM: West Ham and Everton remain in danger of being drawn into a unexpected relegation battle following a drab goalless draw.
KATHRYN BATTE AT THE LONDON STADIUM: The Spaniard has come under criticism for the Hammers' poor start, but he would be forgiven for thinking his players could be giving him a bit more.
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