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.
Given her focus on event coverage and expert commentary, Kathryn may appreciate pitches from individuals who can provide unique perspectives on current matches or emerging trends within women's football. Additionally, she might be interested in interviews with players, managers, or experts closely involved with the topics she covers.
Her primary geographic focus isn't explicitly mentioned but given her coverage of WSL and English National Team topics it’s clear that England-related content will likely resonate well.
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By: Kathryn Batte
Club owner’s comments have sparked claims around how Skinner’s side is treated. Are they all justified? Telegraph Sport weighs the evidence
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A world of madness is how Marc Skinner described managing Manchester United's women's team
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Telegraph Sport understands Subway will take over the rights from the knockout stages of this season’s competition
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The Women's Super League is now gearing up for its Christmas break after an entertaining first half of the season.
By: Kathryn Batte
Can anyone stop Sonia Bompastor’s unbeaten Chelsea and how should each club’s season so far be graded?
England have been drawn in the toughest group for Euro 2025, with the Lionesses taking on France, Netherlands and Wales.
By: Kathryn Batte
England have been drawn in the toughest group for Euro 2025, with the Lionesses taking on France, Netherlands and Wales.
By: Kathryn Batte
Midfielder speaks about loving life at Bayern, her journey into tattooing, ‘disheartening’ Ballon d’Or omission and England’s need to adapt
By: Kathryn Batte
Sonia Bompastor won competition as a player and coach and Frenchwoman, yet to experience defeat this season, could be about to do so again
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