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Kim Little

Kim Little

Kim Alison Little is a Scottish professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for and captains Arsenal of the English Women's Super League. Before her retirement from international duty in 2021, Little was vice-captain of the Scotland national team. Wikipedia
Complete nameKim Little
Club
Club number10
Nationality
Scotland
Birth date29.06.1990 (age 35)
Country of birth
Scotland
City ​​of birthMintlaw
Positionhalfback
Height/weight 162 cm / 60 kg
Links
Date Team Team
FIFA Women's Champions Cup
28.01.2026
6:0           46'-90'
Women's Super League
24.01.2026
2:0           1'-90'
Women's League Cup
21.01.2026
0:1           74'-90'
Women's FA Cup
18.01.2026
2:0 1 1       1'-82'
Women's Super League
10.01.2026
0:0           1'-90'
Women's League Cup
21.12.2025
2:0           61'-90'
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goal.com
4 days
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Yahoo
5 days
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Yahoo
2 weeks
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