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The Rise of Brighton and Hove Albion

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By Olivia Baird, Stuart Barker, David Howes
| since-71.com
Brighton and Hove Albion are aiming to break into the top four of the Women’s Super League, continuing a long journey of growth that has seen the club rise from modest beginnings to competing at the highest level of the women’s game. Women’s football in Brighton began to take shape in the early 1970s, despite the long-standing FA ban that had previously restricted the sport.
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Argyle’s Players Speak Out Amid Shock Budget Cuts After Record-Breaking Season

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By Stuart Barker, David Howes, Nicole Jones
| since-71.com
The players of Plymouth Argyle have issued a strongly-worded statement following the club’s decision to significantly reduce the team’s budget and release the majority of the squad at the conclusion of their contracts next month. The news comes just weeks after the most successful season in the club’s history, leaving many across the women’s football community questioning the direction of travel at Home Park.
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Match Report: Brighton & Hove Albion 0-4 Manchester City

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By Stuart Barker, David Howes, Nicole Jones
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Manchester City comfortably fought off Brighton & Hove Albion at Wembley Stadium to win the Adobe Women’s FA Cup and achieve a domestic double. Andrée Jeglertz’ side has now added a second trophy to their already successful Women’s Super League campaign, where they won the division for the first time in a decade a few weeks ago.
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