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"I wish that we will all just be treated as professionals, without taking into account our gender. From my experience what the player wants is to recover sooner and better, he or she doesn't care who treats them as long as you help them get what they want. Having said this, I know that there are some superstitions and traditions that discriminate against women, such as not being able to go to the same bus as the team or not sitting on the bench during the match."

-- Spaniard Erica Hernandez on being the first woman physiotherapist in Chinese pro soccer. Hernandez and husband Jordi Escura, a former Andorra defender, head up medical services department at Qingdao Huanghai, which is playing in one of two Chinese Super League bubbles created for the league's restart. (AFP)

Finland (Veikkausliiga) Timothy Murray,, Honka, 90 minutes (0-0 vs. SJK)
Norway (Eliteserien) Henry Wingo, Molde, 90 minutes (1-2 vs. Brann)
Sweden (Allsvenskan) Mix Diskerud, Helsingborg, 90 minutes (3-2 vs. Norrkoping)

1. Steph Catley (Australia) Melbourne City/AUS to Arsenal
2. Jessie Fleming (Canada) UCLA to Chelsea
3. Valerie Gauvin (France) Montpellier/FRA to Everton
4. Stine Larsen (Denmark) Fleury/FRA to Aston Villa
5. Melanie Leupolz (Germany) Bayern Munich/GER to Chelsea
6. Noelle Maritz (Switzerland) Wolfsburg/GER to Arsenal
7. Sam Mewis (USA) NC Courage to Manchester City
8. Ingrid Moe Wold (Norway) Madrid CFF/ESP to Everton
9. Diana Silva (Portugal) Sporting/POR to Aston Villa
10. Lydia Williams (Australia) Melbourne City/AUS to Arsenal
(Lucy Bronze and Alex Greenwood are both expected to sign with Manchester City from Lyon after UEFA Women's Champions League.)
Note: In alphabetical order.