Katie Whyatt is a Women's Football Reporter for The Athletic. With a focus on women's football, Katie covers a wide range of topics including match analysis, player interviews, and the impact of the sport on society. Her articles provide in-depth insights into the world of women's football and its growing popularity.
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Katie Whyatt's coverage predominantly focuses on women's football, particularly the Women's Super League (WSL) and female players' experiences. Her articles often feature expert commentary, opinion pieces, and data citations related to events in women's football.
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By: Katie Whyatt
A social media post by Manchester United's Millie Turner was followed by yet more racist abuse directed at Chelsea's Lauren James
The former England international will run this weekend in memory of her aunt, who died of bowel cancer
By: Katie Whyatt, Charlotte Harpur
Emma Hayes claims Kadeisha Buchanan’s sending off in Chelsea’s Champions League semi-final loss to Barcelona was “the worst decision in UEFA Women’s Champions League history”. Buchanan was shown a second yellow card by referee Iuliana Demetrescu after 59 minutes at Stamford Bridge as she was penalised for a foul on Patri Guijarro. The Canada defender appeared to initially win the ball before catching the back of Guijarro’s knee with her trailing leg. The tie was poised at 1-1 before Buchanan’s dismissal after Aitana Bonmati’s first-half strike...
By: Katie Whyatt
The video montage on the screen at Kingsmeadow gave a potted history of Emma Hayes' time at Chelsea , and of a fanbase that had grown from just a
By: Katie Whyatt
Rivalries in the women's game are more venomous than they were, but they are not bound by geography or the customs of men's football
By: Katie Whyatt
London City Lionesses have lofty ambitions under their new owner, with a target of upsetting the current order and winning the WSL
By: Katie Whyatt
The U.S. official was an unknown for many UK viewers but her role with ITV at the Euros has helped her become a household name
By: Katie Whyatt
The Women's Super League continues to grow but what is the reality for players in the league below?
By: Katie Whyatt
The Football Association (FA) is working on a consultation plan that will see stakeholders in the women’s game, including players, help the governing body develop policies on safer working environments. The policies and guidance will cover club staff and player relationships as well as broader conduct around bullying and harassment. All were points of concern last season following the death of Sheffield United player Maddy Cusack, who took her own life in 2023. The FA has since launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death following a complaint Cusack’s family.
By: Katie Whyatt
Chelsea have announced their players will no longer mix with fans before and after games. Was it inevitable - or avoidable?
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