2017–18 Valencia CF Femenino season (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "2017–18 Valencia CF Femenino season" in English language version.

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3levante-emv.com

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3vavel.com

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2mundodeportivo.com

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1deportevalenciano.com

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1efe.com

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1diariodemestalla.com

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1washingtonpost.com

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aragondigital.es

Esther Sullastres returns to Zaragoza CFF. Aragón Digital (in Spanish), 29 June 2017.

as.com

Sandra Henrández signs for Valencia Cf for two seasons. Diario AS (in Spanish), 4 July 2018.
Valencia signs Andrea Esteban and Noelia Bermúdez. Diario AS (in Spanish), 6 July 2018.
Valencia CF Femenino signs Netherlands' Mandy van den Berg. Diario AS (in Spanish), 8 January 2018.

aupaalba.es

Funda makes its first signing. Aúpa Alba (in Spanish), 5 July 2017.

besoccer.com

es.besoccer.com

Plague of injuries in Valencia Femenino. BeSoccer (in Spanish), 2 November 2017.

cadenaser.com

Valencia CF replies to Les Corts. Cadena SER (in Spanish), 1 December 2017.

deportevalenciano.com

Valencia Femenino, the personal project of Layhoon. Deporte Valenciano (in Spanish), 7 March 2017.

diariodemestalla.com

Femenino B, Segunda champion!! Diario de Mestalla (in Spanish), 16 May 2016

diarioinformacion.com

Sara Micó, a deluxe reinforcement for Sporting Plaza de Argel. Diario Información (in Spanish), 3 July 2017.

efe.com

Jesús Oliva confirmed as Valencia Femenino's new manager. Levante-EMV (in Spanish), 20 June 2017.

eldiario.es

Les Corts reprimand València CF for expelling its women's team from Mestalla. El Diario (in Spanish), 1 December 2017.

elmundo.es

Women's football [is left] out of Mestalla. El Mundo (in Spanish), 30 November 2017.

heraldo.es

Zaragoza Femenino signs Japan's Maya Yamamoto. Heraldo de Aragón (in Spanish), 28 July 2017.

lasprovincias.es

Noelia Bermúdez, from Levante UD to Valencia CF. Las Provincias (in Spanish), 7 July 2018.
[1]. Las Provincias (in Spanish), 22 June 2017.
Valencia CF signs 'Lombi', coming from RCD Espanyol. Las Provincias (in Spanish), 14 July 2018.

lavozdegalicia.es

Galicia's Lombi decides a Valencian derby with 14,000 attendants. La Voz de Galicia (in Spanish), 28 April 2018.

levante-emv.com

Cristian Toro leaves the bench of Valencia CF Femenino. EFE (in Spanish), 19 May 2017.
Endler, who moves to PSG, is the first female player for whom a club pays a transfer. Levante-EMV (in Spanish), 20 June 2017.
Óscar Suárez replaces Jesús Oliva as the manager of Valencia CF Femenino. Levante-EMV (in Spanish), 1 June 2018.

mundodeportivo.com

Valencia CF Femenino signs Dutch goalkeeper Jennifer Vreugdenhil. Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish), 18 July 2017.
Claudia Zornoza, third signing of Real Sociedad. Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish), 10 July 2017.

superdeporte.es

Valencia Femenino, point-by-point closer to the Cup. Superdeporte (in Spanish), 15 April 2018
Valencia CF signs Marta Carro from Madrid CFF. Super Deporte (in Spanish), 11 July 2018.

vavel.com

[2]. Vavel (in English), 28 June 2017.
Historic transfer of Christiane Endler to women's PSG. Vavel (in Spanish), 5 July 2017.
Nadezhda Kárpova signs for VCF Femenino. Vavel (in Spanish), 22 September 2017.

washingtonpost.com

Argentina's Estefania Banini rejoins NWSL's Washington Spirit. The Washington Post (in English), 19 June 2017.