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The Guardian's Women's Football Weekly

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Arsenal
Women's Super League
Manchester City
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FA Cup
Nations League
Manchester United
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Team GB
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Scotland
WSL
Women's Football
Liverpool
Aston Villa
Bunny Shaw
West Ham
Arsenal FC

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

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Recent Guests

Victoire Cogevina Reynal
Co-founder of Mercury13 and a key figure behind its investment in women's football
Mercury13
Episode: Matt Beard remembered, WSL latest and Mercury13’s big move – Women’s Football Weekly
Beth Fisher
Reporter for ITV covering the women's tournament
ITV
Episode: England fall to France and Wales make proud but painful debut – Women’s Football Weekly
Marva Kreel
Documentary filmmaker and passionate advocate for diversity in football
Copa90
Episode: Who will win Euro 2025? Our panel make their predictions – Women’s Football Weekly
Laura McAllister
Former international player, Vice President on UEFA's Executive Committee, and Professor of Public Policy at Cardiff University's Wales Governance Centre.
UEFA
Episode: England gear up for Euro 2025 title defence as Wales prepare for historic debut – Women’s Football Weekly
Adrian Jacob
Head of World Sevens Football and formerly of Chelsea
World Sevens Football
Episode: Arsenal are the champions of Europe: Women’s Football Weekly
Lucy Bronze
Professional footballer, three-time treble winner with three different clubs.
Chelsea
Episode: Lucy Bronze on Chelsea’s treble, plus a WCL final preview: Women’s Football Weekly
Har Johal
Canadian journalist and commentator on women's football
Vancouver Rise FC
Episode: Canadian Super League latest and FA Cup drama – Women’s Football Weekly podcast
Baroness Sue Campbell
Former chair of UK Sport and advocate for women's football
UK Sport
Episode: Baroness Sue Campbell on changing the game – Women’s Football Weekly podcast
Emily Keogh
ESPN Sports Journalist
ESPN
Episode: WSL returns with derby delight for Toone and a big win for Arsenal – Women’s Football Weekly

Host

Faye Carruthers
Host of a notable sports podcat, with a focus on women's football.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 500 ratings
  • 1966 Remains

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Peter Guillam
    United States2 months ago
  • Thank you

    Thank you for including a pundit who supports Spain. I enjoy the pod but the England homerism gets tiresome.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    @gr_atx
    United States2 months ago
  • Enjoyable

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Simon RD
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • This pod is a lifesaver

    The way I needed someone to discuss women’s football is crazy. I have been quenched, thanks :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    R-M L
    Australia6 months ago
  • Top Show

    Always an engaging intelligent listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    benjax320
    United Kingdom8 months ago

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The podcast is praised for its engaging and knowledgeable hosts, contributing to the sport's coverage and promotion.
Critics comment on a perceived bias towards certain clubs, particularly Arsenal, raising concerns over balanced coverage.
Listeners express appreciation for the depth and quality of discussions around women's football.

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Apple Podcasts
#142
United States/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#40
Canada/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#135
United Kingdom/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#65
Australia/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#16
Finland/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#40
Japan/Sports/Soccer

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Arsenal are the champions of Europe: Women’s Football Weekly
Q: How do you reflect on the success of the inaugural World Sevens Football Tournament?
The overriding feeling is we just had a lot of fun, and the players completely embraced it, which reflects in the excitement and positive feedback from everyone involved.
Lucy Bronze on Chelsea’s treble, plus a WCL final preview: Women’s Football Weekly
Q: What do you need to do as a club to get closer to winning the Champions League?
We need to become a team where no matter what game it is, everyone is on the same page and doing well.
Six WSL titles in a row for Chelsea and London City go up – Women’s Football Weekly
Q: How do you think they're going to approach the WSL next season?
They will likely approach it with intent, considering their recent success and investment in experienced players.
WSL shake-up, managerial changes and goals galore – Women’s Football Weekly
Q: How should clubs approach investment given the current circumstances in women's football?
Clubs need to recognize the value of building competitive teams rather than relying solely on financial backing from their male counterparts.
WSL shake-up, managerial changes and goals galore – Women’s Football Weekly
Q: What are your thoughts on the proposal to halt relegation in the women's leagues?
It raises concerns about maintaining the integrity of the leagues and the opportunities for clubs lower down the pyramid.

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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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Recent guests on The Guardian's Women's Football Weekly include:

1. Victoire Cogevina Reynal
2. Beth Fisher
3. Marva Kreel
4. Laura McAllister
5. Adrian Jacob
6. Lucy Bronze
7. Har Johal
8. Baroness Sue Campbell

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