Sarah Rendell is a freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom. With a focus on sports, Sarah has written for various publications including The Guardian, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Independent. Her work covers a range of topics including women's sports, rugby, and the transfer market.
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Sarah Rendell's work primarily focuses on event coverage in the world of women's sports, particularly football and rugby. She consistently covers events such as matches and transfer windows within these sports.
If you're looking to reach out to Sarah, consider providing insights or access related to ongoing events in women's football and rugby. This could include analysis of recent matches, exclusive player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories from teams, or updates on transfers.
Given her focus on specific leagues and championships, she may also be interested in previews or reviews for upcoming tournaments like the Rugby World Cup or Women’s World Cup.
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By: Sarah Rendell
Megan Jones and Jess Breach also added two tries each in England’s 88-10 win against Ireland in a Women’s Six Nations match at Twickenham
By: Xaymaca Awoyungbo, Sophie Downey, Emily Keogh, Sarah Rendell, Suzanne Wrack
Chelsea earn chance to make history, City keep the pressure on at the top and the Holmgaards produce some magic for Everton
By: Sarah Rendell
The last time England lost in the women's Six Nations Theresa May was prime minister, Chelsea were defending Premier League champions and The Shape of Water had just won best picture at the Oscars.
By: Sarah Rendell
Alex Matthews scored two tries to propel England to a 42-21 victory in France and seal the Red Roses’ third successive grand slam in the women’s Six Nations
By: Sarah Rendell
The Red Roses proved the sky is the limit but they will need to be keeping 15 players on the field come next year’s World Cup
By: Sarah Rendell
Sarah Rendell in Bordeaux · 4 min read England scored 270 points on their way to a six consecutive Six Nations victory.
By: Xaymaca Awoyungbo, Taha Hashim, Sophie Downey, Sarah Rendell, Suzanne Wrack, Emillia Hawkins
Chelsea made hay to reignite their title hope while Manchester City ran out of steam against the Gunners
Summary Reaction: Ex-Stoke striker Joselu the hero as Real Madrid reach Champions League final with dramatic 2-1 comeback win against Bayern Munich in semi-final second leg
By: Sarah Rendell
Henry Slade video: Exeter Chiefs posted a video which insinuated the player would be leaving but there are rumours he is staying
By: Sophie Downey, Emillia Hawkins, Xaymaca Awoyungbo, Suzanne Wrack, Sarah Rendell
The best players, most thrilling games and finest signings – plus the biggest flops and greatest gripes of the eventful season
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