
Jane Lewis
Senior Broadcast Journalist, Scotland at BBC
#BBC Scotland senior broadcast journalist @bbcsportscot @bbcsportsound. Ex STV News, Sky News and others. @instagram _JaneLewis_
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2 days ago |
bbc.com | Jane Lewis
Image source, SNSImage caption, Hibs won the Scottish title for the fourth time last seasonBBC Sport Scotland Senior ReporterChampions Hibernian will start the defence of their Scottish Women's Premier League title at home to Aberdeen on Sunday, 17 August. The top flight reverts to 10 teams for this season, changing from a 12-team league.
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2 days ago |
bbc.com | Jane Lewis
"Even if you look back three years, when we set the SWPL up, I don't think many would have comprehended that we'd be sitting with five full-time clubs already," McIntyre said. "The absolute ambition is to have a full-time league, but it has to be a full-time sustainable league for our clubs and that's the challenge, because it costs significant money for clubs to go full-time."The slimmed down SWPL is designed to make fixtures more competitive each week.
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4 days ago |
bbc.com | Jane Lewis
Image source, SNSImage caption, Jo Potter led Rangers to cup glory but missed out on the league titleBBC Sport Scotland Senior ReporterFormer England midfielder Jo Potter has left her role as head coach of Rangers' Scottish Women's Premier League side. Rangers have received compensation from an as yet unnamed club for the 40-year-old. Potter moved to the Glasgow club two years ago and won a domestic cup double in both seasons.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Jane Lewis
"I think what has been lacking at Rangers over the years, he ticks most of the boxes. His style of play, he knows how to break down a low block that he'll come up against a lot, in terms of dominating possession. "His communication and leadership skills are probably the highest things for him. He's shown in the three clubs he's managed before that he can produce, he can make teams better.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Jane Lewis
Hamilton Academical are poised to be given the go-ahead to play their games at Broadwood Stadium in Cumbernauld next season as the Scottish League 1 club look to avoid becoming homeless. In a bizarre switch, Accies will move to the North Lanarkshire stadium, while Clyde, who occupied the venue until 2022, will continue to play their home matches at Hamilton's now former ground, New Douglas Park.
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