Kit Shepard is a journalist for The Times, covering a variety of sports topics. With a focus on football, Kit provides analysis and commentary on matches, teams, and players. Kit's articles often delve into the stories and dynamics behind the sport, offering unique insights and perspectives.
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England goalkeeper, who seemed untouchable 12 months ago, faces a fight for playing time at a club battling for relevancy after summer move from Manchester United
England and Manchester City winger Chloe Kelly walking down the aisle, how triumph at Wembley changed her life and why more must be done to combat ACL injuries
By: Kit Shepard
Arsenal 1 Chelsea 2: Caitlin Foord goal not enough as Mayra Ramírez and Santi Baltimore give Women’s Super League leaders Chelsea a fourth consecutive win
Leah Williamson and Alessia Russo struggling to impress Sarina Wiegman as England step up preparations for Women’s European Championship defence
England 3 Germany 4: European champions guilty of sloppy defending as they lose chaotic seven-goal thriller at Wembley
England 2 South Africa 1: Leah Williamson and Grace Clinton score as Lionesses rebound from loss to Germany – but performance in Coventry is far from convincing
Iqra Ismail, who has captained Somalia, says referee refused to let her play in game in FA-sanctioned league because she would not wear shorts for religious reasons
By: Kit Shepard
North London club’s women’s team have been forced to rearrange their Champions League match against Bayern Munich at the Emirates to accommodate the men’s Carabao Cup game on December 18
Former Aston Villa boss Carla Ward believes the number of women in charge of teams will decrease further as female game becomes richer and misogyny remains commonplace
Rebecca Welch made history last year and believes her stature and gender has an important role in the treatment she received from male players
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