@The.Cutback

The.Cutback has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in July 2025. The social media accounts linked to from The.Cutback are: • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, The.Cutback has populated their site with: • Bayern Munich tactical breakdown: New season, new manager, new philosophy • Introducing The Cutback's 2026 women's sport calendar • The Kang dilemma: Vital investment, multi-club ownerships - and the warning signs • Leah Williamson signs with music-focused talent agency Fivethree • The Business of Women's Football Download • Three points, familiar questions: United edge past London City • Clinical Spurs overwhelm Villa in chaotic seven-goal encounter • Rain stops play again: Arsenal’s trip to Brighton’s Crawley home ends in déjà vu • Structure, space and the hybrid role of Lauren James: How Chelsea broke down Liverpool • Rick Passmoor's Leicester City: Formation, style of play and key players • The evolving role of the striker in the WSL - by Joel • Barcelona’s next generation: The youngsters shaping a new era • Chelsea edge Manchester United through set-piece efficiency • Mary Earps exclusive interview: 'I’m not perfect, I could have done this better' • Dario Vidošić's Brighton: Formation, style of play and key players • 2026 Women’s Asian Cup: Favourites, players to watch and predictions • 2026 Women’s Asian Cup: Can the Matildas triumph on home soil? • Everton: Formation, style of play and key players • Poppy Pattinson 'brings her strengths' in long-awaited England debut • 'Telepathic' James and Bronze inspire England's 2-0 victory over Iceland • What has changed at Everton since Brian Sorensen’s departure? • Live watchalong for the Subway Women's League Cup Final • Gareth Taylor's Liverpool: Formation, style of play and key players • Six players to watch from the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup • 2026 Asian Cup: Favourites advance as concerns grow over safety of Iranian players • Keira Walsh: Sonia Bompastor gets the best out of me • Chelsea Subway Cup final preview: Journey to the final, tactics, key players • Manchester United Subway Cup final preview: Journey to the final, tactics, key players • Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Australia navigate tricky North Korea tie to secure semi-final berth • How Chelsea punished United's mistakes to lift League Cup trophy • PSG: A points deduction, recruitment woes and a season slipping away • Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Australia battle past defending champions China to reach final • Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Japan crush South Korea to set up final showdown with Matildas • Layla Banaras is redefining what representation looks like in football • Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Philippines and North Korea secure World Cup place • Why Savy King's Angel City return is about more than just football • Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Mighty Japan stand in the way of Matildas' home dream • Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Hamano stunner seals Japan’s third title • 'I don’t think there’s an issue with it': London City's return to the Den fails to stir WSL regulars • Manchester City get title charge back on track but there are still issues to fix • How Arsenal showed attacking variety in 5-0 thrashing of West Ham • Uefa Women's Champions League quarter-finals: Derbies, rivalries and tactical match-ups • 30% off special offer • Exclusive: Chelsea exploring permanent move to Stamford Bridge next season • Advantage Arsenal after frantic and controversial Champions League quarter-final first leg against Chelsea • How Blackstenius and Russo delivered perfect performances to down Chelsea • Resilience and a lack of cutting edge: How United battled to salvage quarter-final first leg against Bayern • What's behind United's poor derby performance? • Why Catarina Macario is the future of San Diego Wave • 'Complete' Russo shines again with hat-trick in north London derby • Overloads, manipulation and transitions: How Manchester City delivered derby win • Gunners hoping to channel the 'Arsenal way' in second leg against Chelsea • Arsenal weather Chelsea storm to progress to Champions League semi-finals • How Chelsea dominated large spells but fell short against Arsenal • The Skinner question and Manchester United's missed opportunity • Transition threats and van Domselaar heroics: How Arsenal held on to beat Chelsea • Adapt and improve: How Lyon battled past Wolfsburg to make Champions League semi-finals • Orlando Pride end Angel City’s perfect start in rollercoaster 2-1 victory • Arsenal's Jekyll and Hyde personality exposed in Brighton defeat • Women's FA Cup quarter-final roundup: Brighton make history, City, Chelsea and Liverpool progress • Business of Women's Football Insider: The Champions League's marketing problem, and another NWSL attendance record smashed • Spurs are improving – so why do the scorelines look so bad? • Emma Hayes looks to experience for trio of games against Japan • Exclusive: World Sevens Football to return with WSL edition in London in May • Why Fuka Nagano is one of the most underrated WSL players • Familiar rivals and new faces: England prepare for ‘weight’ of another Spain test • What we learned from the USWNT's games against Japan • Hampton rescues England in tense Iceland victory • England embrace the art of winning without the ball against Spain • The real impact of the 'Daly Brightness' podcast thumbnail • What the WSL and brands can learn from Ally's women's sports strategy • Playing through the press and preventing high turnovers: How Arsenal can beat Lyon again • Can Bayern Munich beat Barcelona? - by Yash - The Cutback • How Arsenal's second-half shift turned the tie against Lyon • How Bayern Munich shut down Barcelona’s usual routes to goal • Gotham turn corner with commanding win over Bay FC • An ode to veteran NWSL defenders - by Abigail Segel • Bethany England: The striker that hated to lose and built a lasting connection with Spurs fans • United's lacklustre finish continues with disappointing draw against Brighton • How Arsenal’s lack of intensity cost them against Lyon • How Salma Paralluelo tilted the field in Barcelona's favour • The Washington Spirit find supreme form as wasteful Orlando Pride wait for better days • Is the WSL the best league in the world? - by Yash • How Manchester City won their first WSL title in a decade • How Racing Louisville pulled off shock victory over Portland Thorns • Physicality, box presence and calmness: How Manchester City have missed Miedema • How Women's FA Cup defeat exposed Chelsea’s ongoing flaws • Exclusive: NWSL set to change High Impact Player rule, opening door for more star signings • Business of Women's Football Insider: How dedicated stadiums are boosting team valuations • Exclusive: North Carolina Courage favourites to secure Erica Parkinson • Confusing transfer strategy raises questions as Arsenal kick off summer of change • How the Utah Royals turned into NWSL contenders overnight • Manchester United season review: European highs but WSL slump shows investment needed • Uefa Women's Champions League final preview: Barcelona and Lyon prepare to battle in Oslo • How Barcelona overwhelmed Lyon to win the Champions League • Why Manchester City had to keep Bunny Shaw: The striker's record-breaking impact assessed • Arsenal season review: Domestic disappointment overshadows memorable moments • World Sevens delivers London party but long-term identity remains unclear • Puppy yoga, Crystal Maze and the 'culture queens': How Manchester City cultivated a winning culture this season • Spurs season review: Ho delivers fun football but work to do off the pitch • North Carolina Courage secure third straight win as Angel City collapse again before league break • Why World Sevens is now a key part of Manchester United's calendar • Exclusive: WSL Football secures new partnership with AirBnb • How concerned should England be after their heaviest defeat of the Wiegman era? • Elisabeth Terland interview: 'I want to win with this team' • Elena Linari on climate change and football: 'One player can make the difference' • Kerolin interview: 'In Brazil, the samba, the happiness, the way we play, I think it’s very special' • FM26: How to win it all in a WSL save - by Max Radwan • Searching for rituals: Unpacking The Cutback's new report on the commercial future of women's football • The NWSL playoff picture after 12 games - by Abigail Segel • The Cutback's players you need to know: San Diego Wave's Lia Godfrey • Selina Cerci: The German forward with movement, finishing and defensive work rate • Lifting the lid on Liga F's new deal with Pau Gasol-backed venture • How Georgia Stanway improves Arsenal - by Yash • Business of Women's Football Insider: Germany go for independence, more on Sunderland and Durham sales • FA searching for new Women's FA Cup title sponsor as Adobe deal comes to an end • Manchester United's transfer window: Malard interest, Terland's future, and goodbye to Turner • Why did Chelsea sign Manaka Matsukubo? - by Yash • Arsenal's transfer window: Free agents, young talent and gaps still to fill • Why did Liverpool sign Mao Itamura? - by Chiara Bozzarello • Manchester United agree Janina Leitzig deal with Leicester City • WAFCON 2026 Preview: Favourites, underdogs and predictions • Chawinga, Kgatlana, Abiodun and more: Stars and talents to watch at WAFCON 2026 • Analysis: How Malawi pulled off the shock of WAFCON 2026 on debut against Nigeria • WSL returns to Sunday nights on Sky as kick-off times change in 2026-27 • 'Goalkeeping isn’t just about shot-stopping': The evolving role of keepers in the NWSL • Kautar Azraf: Morocco and Barcelona’s teenage starlet making waves at WAFCON • Why Manchester United appointed Eva Olid • WAFCON 2026 group stage roundup: Nigeria and South Africa scrape through, Malawi make history • WAFCON 2026: Morocco stave off South Africa’s challenge to keep home title hopes alive • What effect did the 2026 men’s World Cup have on NWSL attendance? • Alexia Putellas is ready for the WSL - by Flo Lloyd-Hughes • WAFCON 2026: Ten-time champions Nigeria out after quarter-final defeat to Cameroon • Are Manchester City ready for Champions League football? • WAFCON 2026 quarter-finals roundup: Malawi make more history, Nigeria and South Africa crash out • Analysis: The factors that led to Nigeria’s earliest-ever WAFCON exit • Ivory Coast's next star forward, Senegalese striker-turned-keeper, and more: Breakout talents from WAFCON 2026 • WAFCON 2026: Chawinga sisters propel debutants Malawi to the cusp of ultimate glory • Analysis: How South Africa’s WAFCON campaign came crashing down in the quarters • WAFCON 2026 World Cup Qualification: Nigeria miss out as Ghana and South Africa advance • WAFCON 2026: Cameroon outclass debutants Malawi to claim first title • Malawi have finally arrived on the world stage — and they’re here to stay • Women’s World Cup Countdown: 18 teams booked for Brazil as tournament match schedule revealed • Liga F is buying another chance to build an audience • Former Hearts assistant Beith set to join Olid at Manchester United • Unpacking the unspectacular: How Tottenham’s orderly window could make them a dark horse • Manchester United finalising deal to sign Rebeca Bernal from Washington Spirit • Transfer Talk: The smartest deals that have been done in women’s football this summer • With senior defenders missing is this the real changing of the guard for Wiegman's England? • Ella Morris interview: Recovering from her ACL injury and chasing England ‘dream’ again • The evolution of Keira Walsh: has Bompastor unlocked her inner goalscorer? • Charlie Rule interview: I want to start for the Matildas • Erin Cuthbert interview: Captaincy ambitions and why she wants to 'forget' last season • Questions for Slegers to answer as Arsenal aim to close gap on Chelsea • Exclusive: Women's Football Show not returning to BBC for 2026-27 WSL season • Meet Katie Reid: The teenage defender ready to become Arsenal’s new star • ‘We’re the team that everyone wants to beat’: Manchester City’s Lioness trio are ready to fight for more trophies • Manchester United enter next chapter with Champions League breakthrough • Inside Marc Skinner's United exit: Player frustrations, investment uncertainty, and the end of an era • A tribute to Matt Beard - by Flo Lloyd-Hughes - The Cutback • Why Alexia Putellas could transform London City Lionesses • Visit The Cutback • Beyond the Top Four: Reflection, tough losses, and breakthroughs • Why United's draw with Chelsea marks a turning point • From visible to viable: The Cutback's new report outlines a blueprint for the next commercial phase of women’s football • Arsenal begin Champions League title defence with clumsy loss to Lyon • Subscribe to The Cutback on YouTube • The Cutback ⚽️ WhatsApp Channel • How Arsenal's familiar failings proved costly against Lyon • Slegers inspired by Federer as Arsenal aim to recover from slow start • Arsenal end winless run but issues remain for Slegers • Highs and lows of Manchester United's Champions League start • No-frills Arsenal off mark in Europe as break gives Slegers chance to reset • Breaking down Real Madrid's first win over PSG - by Yash • Beyond the Top Four: Leicester's new era, London City rise and Villa off the mark • Lucia Kendall: The Frank Lampard-inspired midfielder hoping to make a mark for England • Aggie Beever-Jones: I'd be lying if I said I couldn't have made a bigger impact at Euros • England suffer 2-1 defeat to Brazil in lacklustre homecoming friendly • How Wiegman broke from tradition against Australia to find a new midfield spark • Five things from England's 3-0 win over Australia • WAFCON 2026 qualifiers: Cameroon miss out again, South Africa battle through • Why Ireland's Nations League promotion is a turning point for the Girls in Green • Team-by-team guide to the 2025 NWSL Playoffs • Arsenal and Chelsea’s 1-1 draw delivers spice, controversy and WSL drama • Beyond the Top Four: Upsets and injuries shake the WSL • How Hannah Hampton claimed England's number one spot over Mary Earps • How Arsenal exploited Leicester's weaknesses to claim dominant win • Why Jess Park has been Manchester United's game changer this season • Mary Earps and the dangers of the 'girl-bossification' of women's sport • Star veteran Asllani spearheading London City Lionesses' ambitious project • Ones to Watch: OBOS Damallsvenskan - The Cutback • Arsenal and Chelsea prepare for battle at the Emirates • Sonia Bompastor's Chelsea: Formation, style of play and key players • Rotation gamble backfires as Aston Villa punish Manchester United • How Arsenal went from overwhelmed to on top against Chelsea • 'Underdog, my ass': What we learned from the NWSL playoff quarter-finals • Agile Lyon expose Wolfsburg failings in one-sided shadow of European classics • United need to go back to basics to find form again • Ones to Watch: Frauen Bundesliga - The Cutback • Déjà vu in Munich as Arsenal collapse again - by Max Radwan • United stay perfect in Europe as Earps upstaged on return • Could north London derby be Ho's breakthrough moment with Spurs? • Inside City's derby dominance - by Chiara Bozzarello • Marc Skinner's Manchester United: Formation, style of play and key players • Questions mounting for Slegers after poor north London derby showing • How Real Madrid's aggressive press transformed El Clásico despite defeat • United suffer humiliating 3-0 defeat to City in derby • Spurs show resilience in north London derby stalemate • England light on defence as Sarina Wiegman names latest Lionesses squad • How Chelsea learnt from past mistakes to claim Barcelona draw in Champions League • Russo shift and Kelly crosses: How Arsenal delivered crucial win against Real Madrid • NWSL final preview • Jana Fernández on bringing the 'essence of Barcelona' to London and ambitions of returning to the Champions League • 'We've got to keep pushing': How QPR is rejuvenating their women's team with an eye on WSL 2 • How Signe Gaupset can change everything for Spurs...without changing anything • Meet Erica Meg Parkinson: The rapid rise of England's multilingual new talent • Subscribe to The Cutback • England put eight past China in emphatic Wembley win • How Edna Imade became Liga F’s most disruptive goalscorer • 'I feel like it was written': Lucia Kendall makes lasting impression with special St Mary's goal • Martin Ho's Tottenham Hotspur: Formation, style of play and key players • Ones to Watch: Barclays Women's Super League • Van Domselaar injury another blow for under pressure Renee Slegers • How poor shot selection and heroic Everton halted Chelsea juggernaut • Olivia Smith dazzles and Renee Slegers gets firm as Arsenal crawl to a big three points • The Arsenal supporters showing up for their club – whatever the weather • Manchester United and Spurs in the hunt for Swedish international Hanna Lundkvist • The NWSL should raise the salary cap rather than create a new rule for Rodman • How Kerr changed the picture for Chelsea against Brighton • Manchester United’s wastefulness overshadows Spurs’ three-goal collapse • Olivia Holdt shines as Spurs expose both progress and limits against United • Beyond the Top Four: Shocks, stalemates and shifting form • Uefa Women's Champions League permutations: Who will make it through to the knockout stages? • Renée Slegers' Arsenal: Formation, style of play and key players • How Bunny Shaw keeps scoring, and why it feels inevitable • Christmas offer • Best women's football moments in 2025 • Arsenal's season so far: Disappointingly familiar • What to look out for in women's football in 2026 • Tottenham Hotspur's season so far: A quiet revolution in N17 • Manchester United's season so far: Quietly impressive • Andrée Jeglertz's Manchester City: Formation, style of play and key players • Why the WSL's viewing figures don't tell the whole story • The Cutback's WSL Team of the Season so far - by Maya Shah • A closer look at Smilla Holmberg's impact on Arsenal • Is Klara Bühl the best player in the world? - by Yash • Natalia Arroyo's Aston Villa: Formation, style of play and key players • 'This is now the best female project in football': London City Lionesses begin new chapter with Eder Maestre • Arsenal draw 0-0 with Manchester United in drab WSL return • Low-quality shots and a wasted advantage: How Arsenal squandered huge opportunity against United • Why defensive resilience overshadowed United's poor attacking output in Arsenal stalemate • Why are Claudia Pina, Aitana Bonmati and other women’s footballers so good on EA FC Ultimate Team? • What will Sam Coffey bring to Manchester City? • Women's FA Cup fourth round roundup: Arsenal, Chelsea, City and United all progress • Five signings, two wins: Spurs' January business is already paying off • The Deloitte Football Money League has a US-shaped hole • Arsenal dent Chelsea's title hopes with 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge • Where it slipped away: Chelsea’s derby defeat explained • How Arsenal overloaded central areas to overcome Chelsea at Stamford Bridge • A closer look at Brighton's three-point press • The fans that are taking over the Fifa Champions Cup • Eder Maestre's London City Lionesses: Formation, style of play and key players • Finding advantages in the margins: How WSL leaders Manchester City are profiting from set pieces • Gotham's Yael Averbuch: NWSL salary cap is 'still not enough' • How Manchester City lifted the Chelsea curse • Manchester United's rising levels on show again in win over Liverpool • Liv Smith shines as Arsenal end Manchester City's winning run • A tale of two halves as Chelsea overcome Spurs in north London • CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WATCHALONG | ATLETICO MADRID VS MANCHESTER UNITED - YouTube • A closer look at Manchester City’s poor performance at the Emirates • Football Manager 26: The arrival of women's football and how it was built into the game • Katie McCabe interview: Turning 30, avoiding complacency and how Katie Reid shone in Arsenal's preseason • Chelsea flex squad depth in win over Aston Villa • Arsenal recover from early scare to hit five at West Ham • Five things from a week of highs and lows for Manchester United • The Cutback's WSL 2025-26 season guide • Five underrated WSL signings to look out for this season • Early tactical lessons from Manchester City’s season opener • Olivia Smith inspires Arsenal comeback in opening WSL win over London City Lionesses • Ellie Carpenter shines on Chelsea debut: How Chelsea’s wing-backs helped beat Manchester City • Park and Clinton in huge swap deal as City and United set to exchange players • WSL transfer tracker - The Cutback • What is happening at Barcelona? • Leah Williamson set for period on sidelines after knee surgery • Agyemang's 'inevitable' instinct firing England's Euros title defence • How England came back from the brink to rescue semi-final against Sweden • England prepare for quarter-final against 'different' but familiar Sweden • Where the Euro 2025 quarter-finals will be won and lost • WAFCON: 'Ghana have so much talent, it's something in the DNA' • The story of Wales' Euros - reality bites as Red Wall leave lasting impression • How tremendous Toone helped revive England's Euros defence • Euro 2025 🏆 WhatsApp Channel