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Preventing injuries and protecting players: How scientific research can drive women's football forward
Medical professionals and industry experts convene to tackle myths and discuss key issues affecting health and well-being.
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Swiss Women's Football Explained- Deck Original
The first recorded instance of women’s football in Switzerland was in 1923 in Geneva ... One of the notable players at the time was Madeleine Boll. She was the first licensed female footballer ...
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Women’s football’s history of inclusion gives it a unique place in the trans rights and gender debates
The participation of trans players in football has become an increasingly ... at Wembley and the second at England women’s friendly against Switzerland in December at Bramall Lane.
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New cohort of promising female coaches matched with mentors
Norway head coach Grainger, Poland head coach Nina Patalon and Portugal head coach Francisco Neto are all preparing for the ...
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Injury prevention knowledge, beliefs and strategies in elite female footballers at the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019
More than 80% of these considered injury risk to be moderate or high. Players listed knee, ankle, thigh, head and groin as the most important injuries in women’s football. The most important risk ...