Join host Faye Carruthers and Guardian football writer Suzanne Wrack as they invite guests from across the world of women’s football to guide you through the biggest stories from the best leagues. From the WSL to the NWSL, the Champions League to Liga F, and the Frauen-Bundesliga to the D1 Féminine
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 151 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports |
Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzy Wrack, Tom Garry and Sophie Downey to pay tribute to Matt Beard, who has died at 47. They also speak to Victoire Cogevina Reynal about Mercury13’s investment in Bristol City Women
Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzy Wrack, Emma Sanders and Tom Garry to round up all the weekend’s WSL action
Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzy Wrack, Tim Stillman and Fadumo Olow to unpack a thrilling opening weekend in the WSL
After what seemed like the shortest off-season ever, the WSL and WSL 2 are back. Faye Carruthers, Suzy Wrack and the panel preview what to expect in 2025-26
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For 59 years, England’s men have humiliated themselves, their Queen and now King, and their people on the European and World pitches. Consecutive victories by England’s women in the Euros will neither change this fact nor absolve England of its endless embarrassment. That England’s women have won only further emphasizes the foolishness of a nation that obeys the womanizing Tories and Ukip; idolizes the female-demeaning Farage, Bobo, and Rees-Mogg; listens to the lady-belittling Lord Rupert of Tr... more
Thank you for including a pundit who supports Spain. I enjoy the pod but the England homerism gets tiresome.
If you’re casting around for chat on women’s footie that actually has some depth - and isn’t just a readout of scores at the end of a men’s footie discussion - then this is for you.
It would be interesting to get some overseas correspondents to update on the women’s leagues in places like Spain and the US once in a while.
The way I needed someone to discuss women’s football is crazy. I have been quenched, thanks :)
Always an engaging intelligent listen.
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Engaging discussions focused on women's football dominate the content, highlighting leagues such as the Women's Super League (WSL), NWSL, and international tournaments like Euro competitions. Listeners can expect insightful commentary on player performances, team strategies, and the growth of women's sports. Unique features include analyses of off-pitch issues including social justice and representation in women's football, offering a comprehensive and passionate perspective all while celebrating the sport's evolution.
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