Matilda's abroad

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Emma Ilijoski starts for Aberdeen in their SWPL game against Rangers.

 

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Sam Kerr subbed on in the 69th minute for Chelsea, who currently lead Leicester City 1-0 five minutes from the end of second half regulation time.

 

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Charlize Rule played almost a full 90 minutes though came off as a late sub in Brighton's 4–1 win over West Ham at home. Katrina Gorry played the full 90 minutes as she captained her side to another heavy defeat.

 

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Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord start for Arsenal in their WSL game against Manchester United. Kyra Cooney-Cross on the bench.

 

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Ellie Carpenter and Emily van Egmond played a full 90 for Chelsea and Leicester respectively, though the latter was also booked. Sam Kerr came on as a sub.

 

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Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord start for Arsenal in their WSL game against Manchester United. Kyra Cooney-Cross on the bench.

Kyra’s gotta leave Arsenal, she can’t be a bench warmer with her talent.

 

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Stacey Papadopoulos got a yellow card in the 18th minute and played 64 minutes for Hibernian in their 1-1 SWPL draw with Celtic before being subbed off. No game time for Milly Boughton who was an unused substitute.

 

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Steph Catley played the entirety of Arsenal's scoreless WSL draw with Manchester United. Caitlin Foord played 79 minutes before being subbed off. No game time for Kyra Cooney-Cross who was an unused substitute.

 

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Steph Catley played the entirety of Arsenal's scoreless WSL draw with Manchester United. Caitlin Foord played 79 minutes before being subbed off. No game time for Kyra Cooney-Cross who was an unused substitute.

Kyra's gotta leave instantly

 

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https://matildas.com.au/news/steph-catley-places-29th-ballon-dor-awards

Steph Catley placed 29th in the Ballon d'Or Féminin rankings in her first year nominated for the awards, whilst her club team Arsenal won the Women's Club of the Year award.

 

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Hayley Raso came on in the 69th minute for Eintracht Frankfurt in their 4-3 Frauen-Bundesliga win over RB Leipzig.

 

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Anna Margraf on the bench for Carl Zeiss Jena in their midweek Frauen-Bundesliga game against Union Berlin.

 

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In the Serie A Women's Cup, Wini Heatley played a full 90 minutes for Roma as they beat Lazio 3–0 in the Rome Derby to advance to the final. They will play either Juventus or Inter Milan depending on the result of tomorrow’s match. The semis and the final are all being held in Castellammare di Stabia near Naples.

 

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Anna Margraf came on in the 81st minute for Carl Zeiss Jena in their 2-1 Frauen-Bundesliga loss to Union Berlin.

 

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Jamilla Rankin on the bench for Hoffenheim in their Frauen-Bundesliga midweek game against Nurnberg.

 

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Katrina Gorry not in the matchday squad altogether for West Ham in their Women's League Cup group C opener against Charlton Athletic. Charlize Rule not in the matchday squad altogether for Brighton in the other Women's League Cup group C opening fixture against Portsmouth.

 

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Clare Wheeler on the bench for Everton in their Women's League Cup group A opening fixture against Manchester City. Mary Fowler still out for Man City with injury.

 

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Clare Hunt starts for Spurs in their Women's League Cup group E game against Aston Villa. Charli Grant on the bench.

 

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Emily van Egmond on the bench for Leicester City in their Women's League Cup group D game against Ipswich Town. Alanna Kennedy starts for London City Lionesses in the other group D fixture against Crystal Palace.

 

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Hayley Raso on the bench for Eintracht Frankfurt in their Frauen-Bundesliga game against Bayer Leverkusen.