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2025-02-24 08:15:14
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Grace Clinton is not slow. But in the milliseconds after Portugal and Barcelona forward Kika Nazareth picks up the ball in England’s half and sashays forward, Clinton is on the back foot. The 21-year-old Manchester United midfielder is chasing, arms outstretched, vainly clawing as if attempting to catch a moving train. And, of course, Clinton does not. There is a burgeoning theory that no one can catch Nazareth — not when she is in that stride. So, instead, Clinton watches Nazareth stroke a shot
https://sports.yahoo.com/article/england-haunted-familiar-frailties-focus-090105879.html