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Miriam Walker-Khan

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Sports reporter, presenter & writer. Founder @browngirlsport_
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Real Talk: The transgender football ban debate analysed from both sides after controversial FA ruling

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By Miriam Walker-Khan
| Cheat Sheet At The World Cup
In May 2025, the Football Association confirmed that transgender women would no longer be able to play in women’s football from June 1. The Scottish FA have made the same decision, with their ban coming into effect from the beginning of the 2025/26 season. The decision followed a change in the law announced by the UK Supreme Court on April 16, which unanimously ruled that a woman is defined by biological sex under equality law.
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Renee Slegers: Arsenal boss reflects on Women's Champions League semi-final win against Lyon and impact of Kim Little

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By Miriam Walker-Khan
| Cheat Sheet At The World Cup
In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News, Arsenal Women boss Renee Slegers reflects on their semi-final win over Lyon in the Women's Champions League, calling it "a very special moment". On Sunday, Arsenal beat the most successful team in the history of the Champions League to qualify for their first final of the competition since 2007, when they became the first and only English team to win it.
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Real Talk: Katrina Gorry and Anita Asante discuss IVF, sperm donation and egg extraction

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By Miriam Walker-Khan
| Cheat Sheet At The World Cup
In 2021, West Ham captain Katrina Gorry, who was then playing for Avaldsnes in Norway, walked into an IVF clinic without telling friends or family what she was about to do. A few weeks later, after picking a sperm donor and having IVF, she was pregnant. "I tried to not really think about what was about to happen. My period's always spot on on the day and on the day that I walked in, I got my period. I think it was about a week early," Gorry told Sky Sports News' podcast Real Talk.
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