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Sophie Downey

Casey Stoney on coaching San Diego, Pride Month and leaving family behind

Casey Stoney had experience of taking over a newly-started team with Manchester United.
Casey Stoney had experience of taking over a newly-started team with Manchester United. Photograph: Meg Oliphant/Getty Images

Welcome to Moving the Goalposts, the Guardian’s new (and free) women’s football newsletter. Here’s an extract from this week’s edition. To receive the full version once a week, just pop your email in below:

“It’s been a massive challenge, but a great learning curve for me,” Casey Stoney reflects after a whirlwind few months as head coach of one of the NWSL’s newest sides, San Diego Wave. The expansion team are currently riding high at the top of the league, having already won more games than ever before by a club in their debut year.

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