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Jonas Eidevall has given his opinion on Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels suggestion that women are "more emotional" than men, meaning they are more likely to concede goals in quick succession.
Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to widen the gap in the top four race for a few hours at least when they welcome a Brighton & Hove Albion in rejuvenated form. Spurs appreciation for the Albion beating Arsenal last weekend will be short lived when they both step onto the pitch at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Here is your Tottenham Hotspur morning digest for Friday, April 15.
Thomas Tuchel must translate what he's learned from Chelsea's bout with Real Madrid into practice ahead of the Blues' FA Cup bout with Crystal Palace on Sunday. The west London side, who are now armed with revised tactical invention, will be hoping to book a successive place in the final.
Northern Ireland Women captain Marissa Callaghan has issued a statement backing under-fire manager Kenny Shiels.
Northern Ireland Women's players came out in support of their coach Kenny Shiels on Thursday (Apr 14), a day after he apologised for saying women are "more emotional" than men.
TV and radio host Laura Woods is the latest to blast Northern Ireland Women’s manager Kenny Shiels after he claimed women are “more emotional” than men.
Northern Ireland Women's players came out in support of their coach Kenny Shiels on Thursday, a day after he apologised for saying women are "more emotional" than men. After a 5-0 loss to England in a 2023 World Cup qualifier, Shiels said women were more likely to concede two goals in quick succession because they were more emotional. His remarks drew intense criticism and the 65-year-old issued an apology. But Northern Ireland captain Marissa Callaghan said the team "collectively" stood by their manager. "We feel his interview was in relation to a meeting we had as a team where we analysed that we concede goals in quick succession and emotions was one of the many things we discussed," Callaghan said in a statement on Instagram.