Charlotte Harpur is a Women’s Football Writer at The Athletic UK. She specializes in covering Manchester United and women's football, with a focus on international sports leagues and team sports. Her work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Maverick, Yahoo Sports UK, The New York Times, and more.
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Charlotte Harpur's coverage focuses mainly on women's football, the USWNT, Women's Super League, and Olympics. She also delves into human interest stories related to sports. If you plan to reach out to her, consider offering insights into women's football events or developments within the Women's Super League. Additionally, if you have expertise in the context of Olympic qualifiers or human-interest stories related to athletes and their journeys, these would be relevant topics for pitching Charlotte Harpur.
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By: Michael Cox, Megan Feringa, Charlotte Harpur
The Athletic has listed 35 players most likely, as it stands, to make the cut for next summer’s World Cup in Brazil
By: Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox
The Lionesses' 5-0 rout on Tuesday was much improved from their sluggish 3-1 away first-leg win against the side ranked 54 places below them. Alessia Russo and Lauren James looked full of confidence as they both grabbed a brace while Georgia Stanway, England's top goalscorer, made it 11 goals in 11 appearances.
By: Charlotte Harpur
In a press conference, Slegers also said midfielder Mariona Caldentey faces eight to 10 weeks out with a hamstring injury.
By: Charlotte Harpur
Next year in Naples, Jemima Lines will become the first British woman to compete in the America's Cup in 90 years
By: Charlotte Harpur
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Martin Ho has said the standard of refereeing in the Women’s Super League “has got worse”. Ho’s side lost 2-1 in the north London derby on Saturday after Arsenal were awarded a controversial second-half penalty which proved to be the winning goal. In the 56th minute referee Phoebe Cross deemed Ella Morris to be guilty of handball after team-mate Cathinka Tandberg’s clearance struck her arm. Alessia Russo duly converted from the spot. The Premier League and WSL are fo
By: Charlotte Harpur
Arsenal got the job done, but their problems will not vanish overnight. How they build upon this narrow derby victory is crucial
By: Michael Cox, Amelie Claydon, Charlotte Harpur, Nancy Froston, Sarah Shephard, Cerys Jones, Megan Feringa, Caoimhe O'Neill
Our writers pay tribute to the Black British women who have left indelible legacies on the sport
By: Leon Imber, Charlotte Harpur
The London City Lionesses midfielder joins Spain teammate Aitana Bonmati as a three-time winner of the accolade.
By: Charlotte Harpur
The women's game may be behind the men's when it comes to opportunities from winning the award, but it's quickly catching up
By: Charlotte Harpur, Megan Feringa
The two England centre forwards are experiencing very different runs of form. That was never more evident than on Wednesday night
