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Delivered straight to your inbox twice a week, this insightful newsletter brings you expert analysis and unique perspectives from prominent figures such as Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson. Get the latest updates on all things women's football, from league matches to international tournaments.
By registering for this newsletter, you'll be able to tap into a wealth of knowledge and commentary that will keep you informed and engaged throughout the season. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the sport, Moving the Goalposts has got you covered.
Before you start reading, note that by signing up for this newsletter, you'll also receive targeted online ads and information about charities and content funded by external partners. If you haven't already, The Guardian will create a guest account for you on their website, allowing them to send you this newsletter directly. You can complete full registration at any time and learn more about how your data is used in The Guardian's Privacy Policy.
If you're looking for a reliable source of news and analysis on women's football, Moving the Goalposts is an excellent choice. Register now and get ready to stay up-to-date on all the latest developments from around the sport.
. It's not like I have better things to do than read about women's football twice a week... anyway, I guess it's nice that The Guardian is trying to make some money off of us loyal readers 
. And hey, who doesn't love targeted online ads and charity spam? Just what I've always wanted 
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think its cool that there r people like ada hegerberg making moves in womens footy, btw what r some other big names in womens football we shd be lookin out for? 
also dont mind the ads and charity stuff, just wanna stay informed about the game 
It's great to see The Guardian bringing together expert analysis and unique perspectives from prominent figures in women's football. I mean, who better to keep you informed than someone like Ada Hegerberg? 
And it's totally awesome that they're creating a guest account for users so we can get the newsletter directly. That's just so much more convenient.
Maybe it's better to have more control over who sees our data? 
. still, i'd rather get targeted charity info than just random junk mail 
. anyone else signed up yet? 