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Articles by Nathan Munday
England Lionesses Aim to Make Early Statement Against Ukraine
The England Lionesses begin another FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifying campaign this evening with a meeting against Ukraine in Turkey. For England, the expectation is clear. Qualification campaigns are not simply about progression. They are about authority, rhythm and momentum. Under Sarina Wiegman, the Lionesses have turned early qualifiers into statements of intent, and tonight presents another opportunity to do exactly that.
England Women Under 23s Secure Semi-Final Spot with Win Over France
England’s Women’s Under-23s kicked off 2026 in style, claiming a hard-fought 1-0 victory over France to book their place in the semi-finals of the WU23 European Competition. Under the guidance of newly-appointed interim head coach Lauren Smith, the Young Lionesses produced a composed and disciplined performance in what proved to be a competitive and testing encounter at the French national football centre. From the opening whistle, the match was finely balanced.
Photo Diary: AFC Wimbledon 4-0 Billericay Town
AFC Wimbledon enjoyed an emphatic afternoon, securing a 4–0 victory over Billericay Town in the FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division. The Dons made a flying start and were already 3–0 ahead inside the opening eight minutes. A brace from Ashlee Hincks, both coming from corners, was followed by a well-taken volley from Alisha Buckingham. Just before half-time, Rosie Russell added a spectacular fourth.
Photo Diary: Birmingham City 8-0 Chatham Town
Birmingham City Women delivered a dominant performance in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, with a win against FA Women’s National League Division One side Chatham Town 8–0. Océane Hurtré, who scored a superb hat-trick to inspire the emphatic victory. After breaking the deadlock midway through the first half, the Blues took full control of the match into the second half once Veatriki Sarri doubled their lead in the 53rd minute. Six further goals in the next twenty-three minutes put the result beyond doubt.
Nathan Munday: The Artist Q&A
In the latest of a new series of Q&A’s with some of Wales’s leading artists, musicians, performers, and writers, Nathan Munday talks about his debut novel, and the influences on his work of faith, literature, and Wales. Where are you from and how does it influence your work? I’m extremely Welsh – you’ll hear that when you meet me. Having moved around quite a bit, it’s impossible for me to locate my milltir sgwâr.
Poetry | Small by Natalie Ann Holborow
Nathan Munday reviews Small, the new collection from Natalie Ann Holborow which weaves a haunting eating disorder with folklore and mythology. Every David has a Goliath, and every Goliath has that David in the corner of the eye. The difference in this brave new collection by Natalie Ann Holborow is that the speaker doesn’t slaughter her demon or even ignore it.
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