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BRONZE AND BLUE

Lucy Bronze confirms 'surreal' Chelsea move following Barcelona exit

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STAN DELIVERS

Lucy Staniforth pens new two-year deal with Aston Villa Women

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NETHER MIND

Wiegman wishes Southgate the best despite England win hurting ‘orange heart’

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CITY SLICKER

Ex-Arsenal star Vivianne Miedema seals three-year Man City switch

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FAREWELL ZEL

Katie Zelem leaves Man United after six years with Women’s Super League side

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MOVE ASIDE

Man Utd Women to make way for men’s side with move to portable buildings

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ROCKY ROYALS

Reading ace blasts ‘poor communication’ on the future of club's women’s team

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PROFIT BOOST

WSL clubs’ revenues double in season following Lionesses’ Women’s Euros win

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ELL OF A MOVE

Ellie Roebuck hails 'perfect' Barcelona move after signing two-year deal

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WONDER WALSH

Keira Walsh thought to be in Barcelona plans for future amid Arsenal interest

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KERR STIRS IT UP

Sam Kerr pranks Chelsea fans with spoof 'goodbye' video before deal reveal

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KNEE BLOW

Arsenal ace Victoria Pelova out of action for 'extended period' with ACL injury

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'SADDENED'

England and Mead ‘disgusted’ by non-league club axing women’s and girls' teams

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TA TA TOTTENHAM

Spurs release seven WSL players including former skipper Shelina Zadorsky

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France 1 England 2

Alessia Russo helps Lionesses keep automatic Euros spot hopes alive

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EARPS CROCKED

Mary Earps forced to withdraw from England's squad before France rematch

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JAMES INJURED

England to face France without Lauren James due to Lioness ace's foot injury

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BEEVER-JONES:

'Playing for England is the dream, but I'll focus on what I can control'

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