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Top 10 Coaches of Female Football Teams

March 6, 2015 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

Top 10 Coaches of Female Football Teams

Soccer is a sport that is highly popular all over the world. People have great fervor when it comes to the sport, irrespective of age and gender, and the fervor is not just in case of watching it, but in playing it, as well. Female soccer teams around the world have shown excellent performances, and they have had some very talented coaches to back them up and train them. Even though the achievements of the female teams are still not given as much attention as those of the male teams at international or club levels, their gameplay and talent deserve to be in the limelight, not only in case of the actual performance on the field but also in case of coaching. Here is a list of Top 10 Coaches of Female Football Teams. Let us take a look at these players and know a little about their achievements.

Top 10 Coaches of Female Football Teams

1. April Heinrichs

April Heinrichs was born on February 27, 1964, and first joined the United States women’s national soccer team in 1995 as an assistant coach. She was promoted as the head coach in 2000 and guided the women’s team from 2000 to 2004. She was also one of the pioneer players of the United States women’s national soccer team and led the team as a captain to win the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 1991. Heinrichs, during her coaching career, won the 2004 Summer Olympics, Algarve Cup and Gold Cup. She also led the United States team to win the Four Nations Cup. As a coach, she guided the team to achieve the Silver Medal in the 2000 Summer Olympics and the Bronze Medal in the 2003 Women’s World Cup. Heinrichs made the team victorious in 87 matches during her tenure as a coach. She was inducted in the National Soccer Hall of Fame in 1998.

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2. Helena Costa

Portuguese football manager Helena Margarida dos Santos e Costa was born on 15 April 1978, and has a UEFA A License in soccer coaching. She served as the coach of the Benfica’s youth team from 1997 to 2010, and led the team to achieve the second place in the national championship in 2005. She served as a scout for Scottish club Celtic F.C. for two spells, from 2008 to 2011 and again from 2012 to 2013. Costa coached the Qatar’s women national team to their first ever victory in international level. She was appointed as coach of the Iran’s women’s national team on 22 October 2012. Costa started coaching French Ligue 2 club Clermont Foot since 2014. She became the first female coach ever of a professional football club for this feat. Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, France’s Women’s Minister, reacted on Twitter by writing, “Congratulations to Clermont Foot for understanding that giving a place to women is the future of professional football.”

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3. Jillian Ellis

Jillian Ellis was born on September 9, 1966, and is the current head coach of the United States women’s national soccer team. Besides coaching, she also serves her duty as a development director of the United States Soccer Federation. U.S. Soccer Federation fired Tom Sermanni and appointed her as interim head coach on April 6, 2014, after which she led the team to a victory against China. She currently has a USSF “A” coaching license. Ellis was then appointed as the national team’s head coach on a permanent basis on May 16, 2014. Before her recent start with the team, she previously also served as interim coach of the United States women’s national team in October 2012 during the departure of Pia Sundhage. Ellis currently takes care of the United States youth soccer teams development program as a development director.

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4. Becky Burleigh

Rebecca Lund Burleigh was born on October 13, 1967, and was a former college soccer player and current college soccer coach. She is currently serving as the head coach of the Florida Gators women’s soccer team of the University of Florida. Becky was first appointed as the head coach of the Florida Gators on June 28, 1994, and eventually led the team to win the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I national championship in 1998 while defeating the defending national champion North Carolina Tar Heels. Under her coaching, the Florida Gators teams qualified thirteen of the last fifteen seasons in the NCAA Championship. Becky, prior to her activity with the Florida Gators, also served as the head coach of Berry College from 1989 to 1993. During her tenure, the Berry’s Lady Fury team achieved two National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics national championships.

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5. Silvia Neid

Retired professional football player Silvia Neid was born on 2 May 1964, and is the current head coach of the Germany women’s national football team since July 2005. She first started her career with the team as an assistant of former coach Tina Theune-Meyer. Silvia coached the German women’s national football under-19 team which achieved the 2004 World Championship. She started serving her duty as the head coach of the national team 20 June 2005. She led the German team to qualify for the 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup where the team defeated Brazil in the final of the tournament. Silvia also led the women’s team to achieve the bronze medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics. She has also been a successful player besides being successful as a coach, and won seven national championships and six DFB-Pokal trophies. Silvia became the first winner of the FIFA Ballon d’Or for Best Coach in 2010.

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6. Amy Griffin

Former American soccer player Amy Griffin was born on October 25, 1965, and is currently the goalkeeper coach for the United States under-20 women’s national soccer team and also the head coach at the University of Washington. She is one of the pioneer members of the United States women’s national soccer team as a player which won the 1991 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Amy became the goalkeeper coach of the under-20 national team in 2012 and guided the team to achieve the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. She was one of the first women to be qualified for a level “A” coaching license from the United States Soccer Federation. She became the staff coach for both the U.S. Soccer Federation and the NSCAA in 1998. Amy served as the head coach of Santa Clara University from 1989 to 1991, and then served her duty with the University of New Mexico in 1993.

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7. Tina Theune

German graduate sports teacher Christina “Tina” Theune was born on 4 November 1953, and was the former national coach of the German women’s national football team. She played for the Grün-Weiß Brauweiler from 1974 to 1986, and later became a player-manager of the team. She became the first woman in Germany to successfully acquire the DFB Fußball-Lehrer licence in 1985 upon her completion of coaching training. Tina first became the assistant coach of the German women’s national team in 1986, and later promoted to the head coach position as the successor of Gero Bisanz on August 1, 1996. She achieved three European championships as an assistant coach and three more as the head coach of the German team. Tina coached the team to win the 2003 Women’s World Cup and the UEFA Women’s Championship in 2005.

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8. Martina Voss-Tecklenburg

Retired German football midfielder Martina Voss-Tecklenburg was born on 22 December 1967, and is the current head coach of the Swiss national women’s team. She also served as the head coach of FCR 2001 Duisburg and FF USV Jena in club leagues. She started her coaching career as the team manager of the Oberliga club SV Straelen after her retirement as an active soccer player. Martina served her duty as the head coach of the FCR 2001 Duisburg from 12 February 2008 to 17 February 2011, where she led the team to win the UEFA Women’s Cup in 2009 and two consecutive national cups in 2009 and 2010. She then signed a one-year contract with the Bundesliga club FF USV Jena in June 2011 but left the position after her selection as the head coach of the Swiss national women’s soccer team in June 2011. Besides her coaching career, Martina is also the chief editor of the women’s football magazine “FF”.

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9. Lauren Gregg

American soccer coach Lauren Gregg was born on June 20, 1960, and previously played as a defender for the United States women’s national soccer team. She started her coaching career as the head coach of the University of Virginia’s women’s soccer team in 1986 which she carried till 1995. She led the university team to achieve the NCAA Final Four in 1991 and seven consecutive NCAA tournament bids from 1988 to 1994. Lauren became the first woman to receive the honor while being named as the NSCAA Coach of the Year in 1990. She is also the first ever female assistant coach of the United States’ national women’s teams and served as the head coach of the team in 1997 and 2000. Lauren coached the United States under-21 women’s national soccer team which won the Nordic Cup championship in 1997 and 1999.

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10. Marci Jobson

Former American soccer midfielder Marci Jobson was born on December 4, 1975, and currently serving as the head women’s soccer coach of the Baylor University. She played at the W-League for the Chicago Cobras for four seasons and then played at the women’s Bundesliga for 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam for a season. She also played at the WUSA for three seasons for the Atlanta Beat and at the W-League for the Charlotte Eagles and Atlanta Silverbacks. Marci became the second-oldest American player to made international debut during her first appearance with the U.S. women’s national team on June 26, 2005. She was selected as a squad member of the national team for the 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Marci, after her retirement from professional soccer career, became the head coach of the Northern Illinois for the 2004 season and later moved to the Baylor University.

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Although the awards and achievements of the female soccer teams may still be just a handful, but that doesn’t mean that these women can make any less contribution to the sport and their nations. The coaches have a big role to play in making these teams strong, and lay a foundation for better soccer by women in the near future.

Top 10 Celebrity Fitness Gurus of All Time

January 19, 2015 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

Top 10 Celebrity Fitness Gurus

Celebrities in the industry of entertainment today are required to be fit and look fit. They are expected to have a great body, to acquire which they have to do a lot of hard work. But, this hard work is not a self-achieved regime, and most stars, who are known in the industry for their fitness, have to admit that they have had a lot of help from their trainers. The trainers who take care of the body and exercise of the celebrities, as well as their food habits, have a thorough knowledge in this regard, and have gained such fame and wealth for the work they do that they are nothing short of celebrities themselves. Mostly body builders and former athletes, the celebrity body builders belong to the same clan of great build and fitness. Let us take a look at the Top 10 Celebrity Fitness Gurus of All Time.

Top 10 Celebrity Fitness Gurus of All Time

1. Arnold Schwarzenegger

The name of Arnold Schwarzenegger comes up whenever the words fitness or body-building comes up. He is the most popular body-builder who went on to be a Hollywood actor, and later even became a famous politician. His interest in this field began back in the 60’s, and he even went AWOL from his army services to participate in the Mr. Universe competition, which he won. From 1966-68, he was in Munich, attending business school and simultaneously training and working at a gym there. Even as an actor, he has remained a writer in the field of body-building, sharing health and body-building tips through magazines, documentaries, etc. He has great contribution to the sport.

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2. Cassandra Forsythe-Pribanic

Cassandra Forsythe-Pribanic is a nutritional expert and a registered dietician, with a Master’s degree in Human Nutrition and Metabolism. She is also a certified sports nutritionist, who has the co-authorship of a book meant to help women gain muscle-success, under her belt. She also runs a chain of fitness facility in Connecticut, named Fitness Revolution Vernon, after having received her Ph.D. from the highly recognized University of Connecticut in the subject of Kinesiology. She has had great academic success, as well as in the form of a writer, and her book is hugely popular for being helpful. Apart from that, she is also practically experienced in helping people stay fit and healthy.

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3. Joe Weider

Joe Weider has made such huge contributions to the industry of body-building and training that he is often referred to as the father of body-building. He was the co-founder of the International Federation of Bodybuilding or IFBB, along with his brother, Ben Weider, as well as the creator of the Mr. Olympia, Ms. Olympia and Masters Olympia contests. He also published several fitness and body-building magazines, alongside manufacturing a line of fitness equipment and supplements. Thus, it is safe to credit this man with the popularity of the supplementary industry in healthy living. He has provided training to a number of bodybuilders who carved their own niche in this industry.

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4. Tracy Anderson

Young and beautiful Tracy Anderson is a sought-after name in Hollywood among the women who want to look like Madonna or Gwyneth Paltrow, Tracy Anderson has developed her own method of training, aka the Tracy Anderson Method of physical training. This is essentially a fitness program that is more Pilates-based, and is being introduced at the modern fitness studios. With her first studio opening in Tribeca, New York in 2009, she has accelerated fast in her career, and opened more studios in Asia and Australia. She did not stop at inventing her training method. She also invented a new type of machine, the hybrid body reformer, and has developed age-defying moves.

5. Bill Phillips

Bill Phillips is most famous as the author of the fitness and health related books, Body for Life: 12 Weeks to Mental and Physical Strength, and Eating for Life. He was the editor-in-chief of the Muscle Media magazine. He is also the former CEO of the performance nutritional supplement company named EAS. It is with this brand of performance nutrition products that he has absolutely revolutionized the entire face of the supplement industry. He also popularized the transformation contest, promoted among fitness trainers and companies. He started his career with training bodybuilders the use of steroids, and went on to become the big-time author with a great physique.

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6. Krista Scott-Dixon

Krista Scott-Dixon fitness trainer who is an expert at her job. The most remarkable thing about her is that, she is very inspirational. She is currently the editor-in-chief of Spezzatino, an online food magazine which is famous for its participation in the charitable activities and raising money for Healthy Food Bank. With a Ph.D. in Women’s Studies, she is known for the effects she can bring with her powerful writing in this field, especially in her blog, Stutuous.com, followed by new strength trainers, as well as experienced bodybuilders. It includes book reviews, programs and tips for prenatal and postnatal conditions, interviews, etc. All in all, it has something for every reader.

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7. Jack LaLanne

Jack LaLanne was a fitness expert and a motivational speaker, and made huge contributions to the industry of professional fitness. Many of the plate-loaded machines used by bodybuilders today were created by LaLanne. He turned into a celebrity in his nation, long before the days of Atkins diet or Richard Simmons, and did so by eating healthy. Thus, he became the most reliable fitness guru to follow, for those interested in building their body by a healthy diet and exercise on a regular basis. He had his own television show, too, which was aired for the first time in the year 1951 in San Francisco. The show went national in the year 1959, and stayed on air as a popular show till mid-80s.

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8. Valerie Waters

Valerie Waters has a pretty-girl-next-door air about her, but this woman has already earned 17 years’ worth of experience of working with top celebrities, preparing them before their magazine shoots, special events, award ceremonies, or even the roles in movies that require a special look. She is known in the industry for being able to produce fast results. For her experience and fast results, she is unofficially the holder of the premier personal trainer title, and has been on some of the most known publications such as Self, People, Vanity Fair and In Style. The elite in Bollywood reach out to her for solving their problems. She also develops programs on fitness, nutrition, etc.

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9. Jake Steinfeld

Jake Steinfeld is one of the top names of today’s personal fitness training field, with his career beginning more than 30 years ago. He is the chairman and CEO of Body by Jake Global, and his contributions in the industry of fitness are varied, having offered successful exercise equipment like the Tower 200 which was launched by him in the year 2009, along with five time MMA champion Randy Couture. Steinfeld believes that exercise should never be tedious, and should instead be fun and easy, such that people remain motivated. His FitOrbit is a web platform solution for professional trainers and consumers to meet. People get the opportunity to maintain a healthy life through it.

10. Kelli Calabrese

Kelli Calabrese is a multi-faceted talent in the industry of fitness training. She has her own business, is an author and editor, an international presenter and also a fitness expert. He is extremely passionate about fitness, and it began when she was just 13 years of age, at which point, she joined a fitness class. She has a history of heart disease and cancer in her family, and this led her to make a conscious decision at an early age to prioritize health and fitness. In fact, she received her fitness certification at the age of 17, and by 22, she acquired three science degrees. Today, she has a total of 20 certifications, which also authorize her to help children, as well as people with special needs.

There are several other great fitness gurus in the industry. These people constantly work to develop new programs, moves, stretches, health supplements, machines, etc. to improve the health and looks of people. Though not often credited, the fitness experts are actually greatly knowledgeable in the sport of body building, which is also visible from the physique and health conditions.

10 Hottest Female Sports Newscasters in the World

September 6, 2014 by Khabir Uddin Mughal

Hottest Female Sports Newscasters

Sports universe is often considered as the ultimate boys’ club, mainly for the contributions by hot athletes, but, there are some even hotter female sportscasters. Appearance of sportscasters with a combination of brain and beauty is always worth to wait for during any gameplay. Though many sports admirers don’t switch on their television just to watch blonde beauties holding a mike, but it is always an add-on for the eyes if glamorous reporters cover the matches. Sports world has already seen some amazing beauties with exceptional reporting skills during major championships, and in recent days, it is just going insane, thanks to the modern sportscasters with beauty pageant attitudes. Some of the female sports news reporters have already achieved the height of success while many others are on the way to the top. So here is the list of 10 hottest female sports newscasters in the world.

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10 Hottest Female Sports Newscasters in the World

10. Georgie Thompson

English television presenter, Georgie Thompson, started her career as a production assistant for GMTV and moved to Sky Sports in January 2001. She covered the US Open Tennis, A1 Grand Prix, Grand Prix Masters, America’s Cup and the 2011 Wimbledon Championships for Sky Sports. Georgie, with David Frost, also hosted Sky1’s Greatest Sporting Legends series in 2005. She joined Sky Sports F1 as a presenter after living Sky Sports News on December 2011. During her Sky Sports F1 career, she, with reporter Ted Kravitz, presented Friday night magazine show and Sky Pad segment during race weekends. Georgie left Sky Sports F1 and moved to Fox Sports in 2013, where she worked as a panelist on Regis Philbin’s sports talk show Crowd Goes Wild. She was voted the 93rd Sexiest Female in the World in the May, 2007 issue FHM.

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9. Ilaria D’Amico

Italian television host and commentator Ilaria D’Amico is famously known for her work related to football. She started working as an anchor with La Giostra Dei Gol in 1997 and covered 1998 FIFA World Cup and 2000 UEFA Cup. She presented Cominciamo Bene Estate on Rai Tre in 2006, and also hosted a special for the FIFA World Cup on the following year. After she appeared on W l’Italia in 2002, Ilaria anchored the SKY Calcio Show during Serie A from 2003 onward. Ilaria became popular for hosting the football-based reality TV show Campioni, Il Sogno on Italia 1 in 2004. It was rumored that during AC Milan loan signing David Beckham, Victoria Beckham refused to let Ilaria interview her husband. On the contrary, Ilaria interviewed Beckham on RAI Television. She was ranked among the 10 Sexiest Female Sport Journalists in The World by The Sun.

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8. Kristy Gallacher

British television presenter Kristy Gallacher started her career with Sky Sports News in 1998. She anchored the Sky1 show Kirsty’s Home Videos from 2000 until 2004 and hosted Simply the Best in 2004. She was an All Star Cup presenter on Sky1 in 2005 and ITV in 2006. Gallacher won reality television series The Games-Third Season In 2005 and released “Body Sculpt with Kirsty Gallacher” DVD, showing various workouts in the same year. Kristy, along with Ian Wright, presented the reality TV show, Only Fools on Horses, on BBC in 2008. Besides her career as a sportscaster, she also appeared with Duncan Bannatyne on ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’ on 30 August 2008. Kristy returned to Sky Sports as a host for Sky Sports News in May 2011.

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7. Charlotte Jackson

British journalist Charlotte Jackson began her sports journalism career in 2004 with a variety of sports websites such as Football365, TEAMtalk and sportal.com. She joined Setanta Sports News as a co-host for Lunchtime Live in 2007 and presented the Beijing Bulletin of the 2008 Summer Olympics for Al Jazeera +3 Sport. Charlotte started working with Sky Sports in August 2009 as a presenter of Sky Sports News. She also hosted a radio show called Absolution with Tim Shaw. She became famous after hosting the 2009 FIFA World Player of the Year Awards Ceremony in Zurich with co-host Pedro Pinto. Charlotte, with John Fendley, also hosted Sky Sports Football quiz show Take it Like a Fan which was conducted on different British football league grounds. Besides being a TV anchor, she was also a participant in ITV’s celebrity diving show Splash in 2013.

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6. Michelle Beisner

It has recently been announced that reporter, Michelle Beisner, will be a member of the Sunday NFL Countdown Crew which earned her huge number of followers on Twitter. Throughout her career, she has worked with various channels, such as ESPN, CBS, NBC, ABC, Comcast, Speed Channel and Fox Sports Net, where she personally interviewed various famous athletes. Before joining NFL Network, she also worked as a pit reporter and conducted “The Turbo Tour” on ESPN during Champ Car World Series. Michelle hosted “The Best Damn Sports Show” on Speed Channel, along with “Grand Prix.” She also co-hosted “The Vista” on Altitude Network. Besides her journalism career, she was casted in many films likes Alice and Wasteland and Throttle. Michelle has recently started to co-host “The Russo and Steele Automotive Auctions” on ESPN.

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5. Charlie Webster

English television presenter, Charlie Webster, started her career while interviewing the Galactico team when she moved to Spain as a TV presenter for Real Madrid TV. Later, she joined ESPN in 2006 and covered Premier League football, various motorsport championships and Asian football tournaments. She moved back to UK after working with ESPN to join Setanta Sports News and also hosted Live GP2 coverage on ITV4 during that time. With ITV4, she also worked as a presenter of the Red Bull Air Race worldwide. Charlie also worked as a sports broadcast journalist for BBC Look East at the end of the motorsport season. She became the live coverage presenter of Elite League and Grand Prix for Sky Sports in 2009. She became the first female presenter of boxing coverage for British Eurosport 2 and was followed by many on social media on April 2014.

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4. Charissa Thompson

Popular host and American sportscaster Charissa Thompson now presents Fox Sports Live daily at 11 pm EST on Fox Sports 1 and also works as a co-host with NASCAR driver Michael Waltrip on “Fast Track to Fame” for the Speed Network’s. She began her career with NFL Network on a show called “NFL Now Updates” in 2010. She covered Vancouver Olympic Winter Games for Yahoo! Sports on the same year. Her career with Yahoo! Sports continued as she covered the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa and then 2011 Super Bowl in Dallas, BCS 2011 National Championship game and NBA All-Star Game on the same year. She moved to ESPN, co-hosting Numbers Never Lie in June 2011. Charissa also hosted SportsNation and ESPN First Take and after that, joined Fox Sports in June 2013.

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3. Michelle Beadle

ESPN sports reporter Michelle Beadle was a former host of Winners Bracket with Marcellus Wiley on ABC and is currently co-hosting SportsNation on ESPN2. She started her career as a sportscaster for SportsNation on ESPN in June 2009. While working with TNT before she moved to ESPN, she also worked for ESPN’s Titan Games as a freelance reporter. Michelle was also the New York SportsCenter anchor on 1050 ESPN New York for The Michael Kay show on ESPN Radio. She co-hosted Winners Bracket, a 2-hour-long part of ESPN Sports Saturday with Marcellus Wiley.She also hosted her own weekly podcast named “The Michelle Beadle Podcast.” After working with various channels and having been released from her NBC contract, Michelle returned to ESPN as a co-host on SportsNation on March 2014.

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2. Sara Carbonero

Spanish sports journalist Sara Carbonero is a sports presenter for Telecinco. She has been engaged to Spanish football goalkeeper Iker Casillas since 2009 and gave birth to their son, Martín in January 2014. It created a huge controversy when Graham Keeley of The Times with various other English dailies alleged that Carbonero had distracted Casillas during the match between Spain and Switzerland in 2010 FIFA World Cup, which caused an unexpected Swiss victory. She was also questioned about her journalistic integrity when she interviewed her boyfriend after that match. Later, Spanish newspapers El Mundo, Marca and País published articles portraying that the allegations were false. She became one of the most photographed people of the 2010 World Cup due to the controversy. Sara was named “The Sexiest Reporter in the World” by FHM in July 2009.

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1. Erin Andrews

American sportscaster and journalist Erin Andrews currently hosts FOX College Football for Fox Sports. She began working as a reporter for ESPN National Hockey Night on ESPN in April 2004, during which she covered Little League World Series, Great Outdoor Games and College World Series. She started working with ESPN for College Football Saturday Primetime, after which, her career expanded when she started to cover ESPN College Football Thursday Primetime and Major League Baseball in 2005. She covered Scripps National Spelling Bee for both ESPN and ABC from 2008 to 2010. She joined Fox Sports leaving ESPN in June, 2012, and started working with Fox Sports 1 in August 2013. After her joining, Erin became the host of Fox College Saturday and Fox College Football Kickoff. She also hosts Fox Football Daily, a daily bulletin on Fox Sports 1.

There are many other female sportscasters, like Mandira Bedi and Natasha Staniszewski, who have also achieved huge popularity during major T20 Cricket tournaments and FIFA World Cups. Talented or not, sports world is, and will always be, pampered by attractive reporters and journalists.