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She Kicks, issue 73, May 2022 pp.4–6

Three pages of news from the closing weeks of the 2021-22 season. Barcelona break their own world record for a professional women’s match twice over, 91,553 against Real Madrid and then 91,648 against Wolfsburg; Liverpool go up after beating Bristol City in front of a record Championship crowd of 5,752; and the SWPL announces a twelve-team top division for 2022-23 with no relegation. Anita Asante announces she will retire at the end of the season after 71 England caps and five major tournaments. Everton appoint Brian Sorensen from Fortuna Hjorring, Natasha Harding wins a 100th Wales cap with a goal in Kazakhstan, Cardiff City take the Welsh Cup, and the EURO 2022 Roadshow’s ten-stop itinerary is printed in full.

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PlayersAggie Beever-Jones Aimee Claypole Anita Asante Annabel Sweeney Emily Allen Lily Billingham Lola Nesbeth Natasha Harding Rachel Maltby Seren Watkins
ClubsAbergavenny Arsenal Aston Villa Barcelona Bristol City Cardiff City Cardiff Met Chelsea Dulwich Hamlet Dundee United Everton Fortuna Hjørring Kernow Football Alliance Liverpool
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Llandudno Manchester City Pontypridd Town Port Talbot Reading Real Madrid Swansea City VfL Wolfsburg Wolverhampton Wanderers
CompetitionsBarclays FA WSL CONIFA World Cup FA Girls' Youth Cup FA Women's Championship FAW Women's Cup Genero Adran Premier Genero Adran Trophy Scottish Women's Cup Scottish Women's Premier League UEFA Women's Champions League
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UEFA Women's EURO 2022 UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship
NationalitiesAfghanistan Belgium Cornwall Denmark England Germany Scotland Spain Tibet Wales
Season2021-22
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