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She made her England senior debut in June 2018 when the team played in Russia as part of their 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifying matches. Originally, she was used sparingly, with her first senior team goal coming in November 2019 when she scored a late winner in the Czech Republic. Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall said afterwards: "You see the pitch, it is a pitch that has a lot more to [be desired]. I think it's going to continue here with the schedule we have and pitches like that, players are going to get injured." Former Bachelor Ben Flajnik reveals he SECRETLY married his 'best friend' last month in Sonoma during an 'intimate ceremony surrounded by family' Why does Williamson think the game has become less diverse? “When we talk about resources, we talk about investment and, unfortunately, at the minute we’re not accessing as many kids as we could do.” Training facilities tend to be out of city centres, parents need cars to get there, and any parents working antisocial hours are disadvantaged. “We’ve had discussions about how we diversify the sport, because based on the representation of the country there should be more. There is so much money in men’s football that you’d have an academy boy living in the heart of London who would be transported to and from training. And the resources aren’t there for the women’s game. So we need to provide opportunities for these younger players.” While she stresses it’s more about class than race, Williamson says of course it’s also important for girls of colour to have role models. “When you see somebody that looks like you, you think it’s achievable. If you can’t see it, you can’t be it. So that starts with us being women at the top, but obviously then it’s about being a diverse group of women.”

Falling in love with the game, Leah’s mum got her to try out for the local boys’ team Scot Youth, based in Bletchley, Milton Keynes, where Leah Williamson was born. Despite being the only girl on the team, Leah became the star striker for the next year. What club does Leah Williamson play for? King Charles has become Prince Philip's unlikely double during his reign as he mirrors his late father's wit, 'tetchiness' and even gaffes, experts claim Sir Rod Stewart flashes the middle finger at the Celtic v Motherwell football match after he is booed byThe Green BrigadeAshley Benson bundles up her baby bump in cozy sweats as she steps out with her dog on a coffee run... after tying the knot with Brandon Davis Katie Price puts on a busty display as she greets fans at a salon opening in Northern Ireland... after latest 'split' from on-off fiancé Carl Woods One of the most powerful things that we can do as players is exist in the public eye – just seeing women performing at the top level can help others believe that they can get there, too.

Mad Men star Alison Brie and The White Lotus hunk Jake Lacy enjoy an animated chat on the Gold Coast while filming Apples Never Fall Hilary Duff keeps it casual in frayed blouse and brown sweats as she and husband Matthew Koma enjoy a family day with their kids in Studio City Siobhan Chamberlain, who was part of the England squad that finished third at the 2015 World Cup, said the injury was "horrific timing". It feels like a confession. Is this a recent realisation? She smiles. “It’s probably the first time I’ve vocalised it.” So what does she fancy doing? “I’m still waiting to find that thing that really sparks something in me. I was listening to someone who had retrained as a child therapist, and I think something like that must have an impact.” Mad Men star Alison Brie has her Baywatch moment in a red bikini on Australia's Gold Coast while in town filming Apples Never FallWhen I was six, I was desperate to play football, but it wasn’t easy for my parents to find a team for me to join. There were plenty of boys’ teams around, but not many of the coaches wanted a girl in their teams. Some would make up an excuse by saying that their teams were full and there was no space for me. While no one told me “no” to my face, it felt like I wasn’t entirely welcome.