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Rich Laverty

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  • Women's Football Writer, Freelance
  • Development (U23 & U18) & Women's First Team Media Officer, Sheffield United Football Club Limited
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Freelance global women's football feature writer. FourFourTwo, World Soccer, The Guardian, The Athletic, When Saturday Comes, MUNDIAL, OPTUS Sport and more...
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‘It changed me a lot’: how Japan’s academy system supercharged women’s team Original

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By Rich Laverty Verified
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Japan have constantly pushed the boundaries in women's football, whether it be with regular success in Asia or their ability to beat the biggest nations in the world. Nadeshiko won the Women's World Cup in 2011 and reached another final in 2015, while more established countries fell by the wayside.
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‘It changed me a lot’: how Japan’s academy system supercharged women’s team

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By Rich Laverty Verified
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Japan’s Yui Hasegawa and the team celebrate with the trophy after winning the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup final against Australia in March. Photograph: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images Japan have constantly pushed the boundaries in women’s football, whether it be with regular success in Asia or their ability to beat the biggest nations in the world. Nadeshiko won the Women’s World Cup in 2011 and reached another final in 2015, while more established countries fell by the wayside.
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Laura Kaminski relishing trophy hunt at Brann after Crystal Palace 'crash course'

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By Rich Laverty Verified
| MSN UK Verified
“When it's a good day, it's absolutely stunning, so we'll take that,” Laura Kaminski says with a laugh about the rainy west coast of Norway. The English former promotion-winning Crystal Palace coach is referring to Bergen, the place she now calls home, whose football club, Brann, she has taken to her heart since her appointment in January. She could easily be speaking about the job itself.
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