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She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 pp.4–5

Beverly Priestman leaves the England set-up to become head coach of Canada, where she had previously run the youth programmes, while Tony Gustavsson takes charge of the Matildas until 2024 and Melissa Phillips steps up at London City Lionesses. Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the first nations to qualify for the 2022 Euros in England, from a record 47 entrants chasing 15 places. FIFA cancels the 2020 Under-17 and Under-20 World Cups, and Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany launch a joint bid for 2027. Pernille Harder is named UEFA Women’s Player of the Year ahead of Wendie Renard and Lucy Bronze. And as the issue went to press, West Ham parted with Matt Beard and Tottenham with Karen Hills and Juan Amoros, Rehanne Skinner succeeding them.

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PlayersDzsenifer Marozsán Lauren James Lucy Bronze Pernille Harder Sam Kerr Sarah Bouhaddi Steph Houghton Wendie Renard
ClubsAFC Bournemouth Anderlecht Apollon Limassol Barcelona Cardiff City Chelsea Doncaster Rovers Belles FC United of Manchester Glasgow City Linfield London City Lionesses Lyon Manchester City Manchester United
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Partick Thistle Peamount United Redditch United Swansea City Tottenham Hotspur Valur West Ham United Wolfsburg
CompetitionsBarclays FA WSL COSAFA Women's Championship FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup FIFA Women's World Cup Orchard Welsh Premier Women's League Scottish Building Society Scottish Women's Premier League UEFA Women's Champions League UEFA Women's Euro 2022 qualifying Vitality Women's FA Cup
NationalitiesAustralia Botswana Canada Denmark England France Germany Iceland Netherlands Northern Ireland Norway Republic of Ireland
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Scotland South Africa Spain Sweden Wales
Season2020-21
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