Zoe Hodges is a Media Assistant at various publications. She covers team sports and diverse sports disciplines, bringing a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling to her work. Zoe's writing has been featured in The Meteor: Manchester's Independent Media, The Bolton News, The Oldham Times, and several other notable outlets.
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Zoe Hodges' focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly women's football and Manchester United. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing local matches, player performances, and behind-the-scenes stories of the mentioned teams and players.
Given Zoe's coverage attributes, she may be interested in evolving stories such as updates on player performance throughout a season or changes in team dynamics. Pitches relating to upcoming matches involving Manchester United Women’s team or featuring Mary Earps are likely to capture her attention.
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The boss has a message for fans ahead of United Women's crucial Champions League second leg next week.
Manchester United have made history, securing qualification to the main stage of the Women's Champions League for the first time after beating Brann 3-0 at Leigh Sports Village (3-1 on aggregate).
Marc reacts to memorable night for his team in the Champions League.
Manchester United Women boss Marc Skinner says both he and his players are overjoyed to have achieved progression in the UEFA Women's Champions League.
Read what Marc had to say after his United side progressed to the last four of the League Cup, with victory over Spurs.
Manchester United have reached the semi-finals of the Subway Women's League Cup after beating Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 at home.
By: Zoe Hodges
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