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Gina Bagnulo

(She/Her)
Ireland
As seen in: Entrepreneur, Gulf News, The National, Al-Monitor, Balls.ie, The Arab Weekly, The University Times, Al Arab, Trinity News, Sports Gazette and
Covers:  Soccer, Women's Soccer, Middle East Soccer, US Soccer
Sports Journalist/Producer @RTEsport, @VMSportIE, also freelance. Views expressed are my own.

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I am an Emirati-American who has lived abroad in the Middle East (Dubai, UAE) for most of my life. I am now studying Middle East Studies at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland. I am interested in careers such as:
Newspaper Journalism and Soccer Reporting.

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Philippines and DPR Korea seal their spot at global showpiece

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By Gina Bagnulo
| The Asian Game
There were mixed feelings with the four ‘lucky losers’ after their quarter-final defeats. Some, such as DPR Korea, were despondent knowing they were a genuine chance to win the tournament. Other, like the Philippines or Uzbekistan, were more circumspect knowing a quarter-final win was unlikely to putting all their eggs in this playoff basket to seal what, for them, was the real prize.
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China take down DPR Korea as Uzbekistan register first win

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By Gina Bagnulo
| The Asian Game
The stakes could not have been higher, with China needing nothing less than a win to top their group. Meanwhile, DPR Korea only had to draw to achieve the same. Both teams had equal possession over the course of the first half, with China’s long passes proving a threat and DPR Korea’s corners becoming more lethal as the game went on. The momentum quickly picked up half an hour into the match when Han Jin-hong crossed the ball into Kim Kyong-yong who slotted the ball into the Chinese net.
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How Gulf United FC is giving UAE youth the chance to play abroad

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By Gina Bagnulo
| The Asian Game
While this is often the case, this structure was largely exclusive to certain countries in Europe and North America until Gulf United FC emerged onto the scene in the UAE. Originally founded in 2019 by English football coaches from Manchester, Gulf United’s senior team currently plays in the UAE’s First Division League, the second tier of the country’s football pyramid.
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