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Mary Earps excited by 'unique opportunity' at London City Lionesses

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Mary Earps excited by ‘unique opportunity’ at London City Lionesses

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Retired England goalkeeper Mary Earps believes her new club London City Lionesses’ status as an independent women’s side gives them “a lot more creativity” than some of the Women’s Super League giants. Bromley-based London City, backed by American billionaire owner and Lyon president Michele Kang, finished sixth in their maiden WSL season and are in the process of building a state-of-the-art training facility bespoke to female athletes.
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England learn route to the Women's World Cup as play-off draw is made

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England will play Greece in the first round of their Women's World Cup qualifying play-off in October. Holders Spain topped the Lionesses' group earlier in qualifying to book their place directly in next year's tournament in Brazil alongside Denmark, France and Germany. The play-offs, two rounds of home and away ties, will determine seven of the eight remaining UEFA places, while the final spot will be decided through an inter-confederation play-off.
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Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses discover World Cup play-off opponents

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England's Lionesses will commence their Women's World Cup 2027 qualification play-off journey against Greece in October, needing to win two rounds of home and away ties to secure a spot in the finals in Brazil. If Sarina Wiegman's team overcomes Greece, they will then play the winner of the match between Slovakia and Ukraine, with England, the Republic of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales all scheduled to host their second-leg matches.
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Sarina Wiegman’s Lionesses discover World Cup play-off opponents

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England's Lionesses will commence their Women's World Cup 2027 qualification play-off journey against Greece in October, needing to win two rounds of home and away ties to secure a spot in the finals in Brazil. If Sarina Wiegman’s team overcomes Greece, they will then play the winner of the match between Slovakia and Ukraine, with England, the Republic of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales all scheduled to host their second-leg matches.
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England learn route to Women’s World Cup after failing to qualify automatically

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England did not qualify automatically as Spain topped their group (Getty) England have learned their route to the Women’s World Cup in 2027 as the qualifying play-off draw was made on Thursday. The Lionesses will play Greece in the first round of their qualifying play-off this October. Sarina Wiegman’s side must progress through two rounds of home and away ties in order to make the finals, held in Brazil next year.
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England learn route to Women's World Cup as play-off draws revealed

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England have learned their route to the Women's World Cup in 2027 as the qualifying play-off draw was made on Thursday. The Lionesses will play Greece in the first round of their qualifying play-off this October. Sarina Wiegman's side must progress through two rounds of home and away ties in order to make the finals, held in Brazil next year.
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Emma Raducanu proud despite final defeat to Donna Vekic at Queen's Club

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Runner-up Emma Raducanu was eager to draw a silver lining after coming agonisingly short of a fairytale ending at the HSBC Championships with a 6-0 7-6 (6) loss to Donna Vekic in the final. The British number one, who powered through a two-match Saturday to reach Sunday's showdown, was swiftly beaten by the lucky loser in a 28-minute first set, but battled the Croatian to the brink of a gripping second, saving four match points, including one in the tie-break.
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Resilient Raducanu denied in Queen’s final to extend trophy drought

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Emma Raducanu proud despite final defeat to Donna Vekic at Queen’s Club

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Runner-up Emma Raducanu was eager to draw a silver lining after coming agonisingly short of a fairytale ending at the HSBC Championships with a 6-0 7-6 (6) loss to Donna Vekic in the final. The British number one, who powered through a two-match Saturday to reach Sunday’s showdown, was swiftly beaten by the lucky loser in a 28-minute first set, but battled the Croatian to the brink of a gripping second, saving four match points, including one in the tie-break.
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Emma Raducanu beaten by Donna Vekic in final at Queen's

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Emma Raducanu fell short of a dream title on home soil after she was defeated 6-0, 7-6 (6) by Croatian lucky loser Donna Vekic at the HSBC Championships in London. The British number one was swiftly beaten in the first set but saved three championship points in the second on the way to a tiebreak, where she saved another and came agonisingly close to taking it to a deciding set.
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Emma Raducanu storms into Queen's final after beating Iva Jovic on marathon day

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Emma Raducanu stormed into the final of the HSBC Championships after thumping American Iva Jovic 6-2 6-2 on a day that saw the British number one win two matches at Queen's. Raducanu reached the third WTA Tour-level final of her career by brushing aside 18-year-old Jovic in straight sets in London.
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Emma Raducanu heralds start of new era after reaching final at Queen's

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British number one Emma Raducanu heralded the dawning of the “new Emma” era after powering through a two-match day to reach the HSBC Championships final at Queen's. Raducanu first beat Kamilla Rakhimova 6-3 7-5 at the Andy Murray Arena, then advanced to the third WTA Tour-level final of her career – and first on grass – by thumping 18-year-old American Iva Jovic 6-2 6-2.
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Emma Raducanu heralds start of new era after reaching final at Queen’s

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British number one Emma Raducanu heralded the dawning of the “new Emma” era after powering through a two-match day to reach the HSBC Championships final at Queen’s. Raducanu first beat Kamilla Rakhimova 6-3 7-5 at the Andy Murray Arena, then advanced to the third WTA Tour-level final of her career – and first on grass – by thumping 18-year-old American Iva Jovic 6-2 6-2.
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Emma Raducanu storms into Queen’s final after beating Iva Jovic on marathon day

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Emma Raducanu stormed into the final of the HSBC Championships after thumping American Iva Jovic 6-2 6-2 on a day that saw the British number one win two matches at Queen’s. Raducanu reached the third WTA Tour-level final of her career by brushing aside 18-year-old Jovic in straight sets in London.
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Emma Raducanu battles into Queen’s semi-finals despite injury scare

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Emma Raducanu shrugged off a “tough” injury scare as she battled into the Queen’s Championships semi-finals on Saturday. The British No 1 beat Uzbekistan’s Kamilla Rakhimova 6-3 7-5 in a match delayed by a day after heavy rain in west London. It means she will have to play her semi-final, against American teenager Iva Jovic, later on Saturday.
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Emma Raducanu flies into Queen's semi-finals despite 'insane' interruption

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Emma Raducanu admitted she was “in awe” after the “insane” interruption of the King's birthday flypast briefly delayed her quarter-final victory at the HSBC Championships. The British number one will play American Iva Jovic later on Saturday after beating Kamilla Rakhimova 6-3 7-5 at Queen's, where British number three Katie Boulter fell to a 6-1 6-3 semi-final defeat to Croatian Donna Vekic.
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Raducanu rolls on at Queen's after 'insane' King's birthday flypast

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Emma Raducanu secured her place in the Queen's Championships semi-finals by defeating Uzbekistan's Kamilla Rakhimova 6-3 7-5 in a match that had been delayed from Friday due to heavy rain. The British No 1 will now face American teenager Iva Jovic in the semi-finals later on Saturday, requiring her to play two matches on the same day.
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Emma Raducanu into Queen’s semi-finals after ‘insane’ King’s birthday flypast interruption

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Emma Raducanu reaches last four at Queen's after straight-sets win

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Emma Raducanu battled into Saturday's HSBC Championships semi-final after the King's birthday flypast briefly interrupted her 6-3 7-5 victory over Kamilla Rakhimova at Queen's. Rain had plagued the second edition of these championships, forcing the British number one's quarter-final with the Uzbekistani WTA world number 78 to be postponed from Friday evening. Raducanu, up a set and a break, slipped but carried on, briefly sporting strapping over her left thigh, which she later removed.
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Raducanu advances to Queen’s quarter-finals as Boulter reaches semis

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Emma Raducanu reaches Queen's quarter-finals as Katie Boulter ousts Elena Rybakina

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Emma Raducanu advanced to the quarter-finals of the HSBC Championships in London while British number three Katie Boulter boldly dispatched number one seed Elena Rybakina 7-5 2-6 6-4 to book a place in the final four. A washout of all of Thursday's action meant a packed schedule on Friday at the Queen's Club, where all three British singles hopefuls needed to first come through their postponed last-16 clashes.
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Why Emma Raducanu will play twice in one day after winning at Queen's

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British number one Emma Raducanu secured her place in the HSBC Championships quarter-finals for the second consecutive year, defeating Romanian Sorana Cirstea 6-4 6-2 at the Queen's Club. Raducanu displayed an animated and confident performance, establishing an early 4-0 lead in the first set and securing a double break in the second set to comfortably close out the match.
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Emma Raducanu joins Katie Boulter in Queen's Club quarter-finals

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British number one Emma Raducanu clinched a place in the HSBC Championships quarter-finals for a second straight year after securing a 6-4 6-2 win over Romanian Sorana Cirstea at the Queen's Club. There will be two Britons in the last eight after Katie Boulter also beat seventh-seeded Cirstea's compatriot, Jaqueline Cristian, 6-1 6-3.
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Serena Williams wishes the best for Victoria Mboko as Queen’s comeback cut short

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Serena Williams offered condolences to her doubles partner Victoria Mboko after injury forced the 19-year-old to withdraw from a “special” HSBC Championships with a left knee injury and prematurely curtailed the American’s London comeback. It looked unlikely Williams, 44, and Canadian Mboko would play Leylah Fernandez and Laura Siegemund on Thursday evening as scheduled when Mboko retired from her singles match against Karolina Pliskova on Wednesday after slipping in the second set.
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Serena’s tennis comeback ends early with injury heartbreak at Queen’s

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Serena’s tennis comeback ends early with injury heartbreak at Queen’s

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Serena Williams’ tennis comeback ends early with injury heartbreak at Queen’s

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Serena Williams’ tennis comeback at Queen’s Club has been prematurely curtailed after her doubles partner Victoria Mboko was forced to withdraw with a left knee injury. It looked unlikely Williams, 44, and Mboko, 19, would play Leylah Fernandez and Laura Siegemund on Thursday evening as scheduled when Mboko retired from her singles match against Karolina Pliskova on Wednesday after slipping in the second set.
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