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The Women's Football Show

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Women's Super League
Chelsea
Arsenal
Manchester City
FA Cup
Lionesses
Women’s Super League
Champions League
Manchester United
Liverpool
Women's Football
WSL
NWSL
Barcelona
London City Lionesses
Women's Euros
Aston Villa
Tottenham Hotspur
Women's Champions League
England Women's National Team

talkSPORT brings to you The Women's Football Show - celebrating the very best of the WSL and beyond.

Join former Lioness Lianne Sanderson as we bring you top analysis, debate and a big line up of guests each week - whether it's the Women’s Super League, FA Cup, International matches, news or transfer gossip, we have got you covered!

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Latest Episodes

Join Lianne Sanderson, as she breaks down an exciting week in the women's game. The FIFPRO World Eleven is out, and it's controversial! Manchester City overtake Chelsea to lead the WSL title race. And Gotham Head Coach, Juan Carlos Amoros, joins the ... more

Join Lianne Sanderson, as she breaks down an exciting week in the women's game. The Athletic's, Charlotte Harpur, reflects on Alexia Putellas winning her third Ballon d'Or last week. Ryhanna Parara is optimistic about Chelsea's UWCL hopes, after the ... more

Join Lianne Sanderson, as she breaks down an exciting week in the women's game. Utah Royals Head Coach, Jimmy Coenraets, discusses coaching in the NWSL. Hannah Baptiste reveals what it's like creating content alongside representing Guyana. And, Sophi... more

Join Lianne Sanderson, as she breaks down an exciting week in the women's game. The Times reporter, Kit Shepard, reacts to Sarina Wiegman's two year contract extension. HB Koge striker, Nadia Nadim, reflects on her inspiring journey. And Producer Luc... more

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Recent Guests

Charlotte Harpur
Journalist at The Athletic
The Athletic
Episode: Can anyone stop Chelsea?
Ryhanna Parara
Content creator and football pundit
Episode: Can anyone stop Chelsea?
Lucy Casey
Women's football contributor
Episode: Can anyone stop Chelsea?
Sophie Nicolaou
Broadcaster and host of the Highbury Squad podcast
Highbury Squad
Episode: Have Arsenal turned the corner in the WSL?
Jimmy Coenraets
Head coach of the Utah Royals
Utah Royals
Episode: Have Arsenal turned the corner in the WSL?
Hannah Baptiste
Footballer for Guyana and content creator
Episode: Have Arsenal turned the corner in the WSL?
Kit Shepard
The Times women's football writer
The Times
Episode: Sarina Wiegman extends her stay with the Lionesses!
Nadia Nadim
HB Køge striker, doctor and former Denmark international
HB Køge
Episode: Sarina Wiegman extends her stay with the Lionesses!
Helen Hardy
CEO of Foudy's
Foudy's
Episode: The Lionesses edge closer to the World Cup; but are they contenders?

Host

Lianne Sanderson
Host of The Women's Football Show

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 189 ratings
  • Jess Clarke

    Love hearing from Jess. She was one of my favourites when I first started following women’s football. Being a Leeds supporter myself it was quite easy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Geoffers uk
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Microphone

    Liane you are breathing heavily into your microphone. Didtracting!

    Good effort for your first

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    SpeakersNZ
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • POST

    Post

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    vhcuiihchfh8lhwi
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • the bare minimum

    this show does the absolute bare minimum and not one thing more than that. guests are honestly seemingly based off just friendships and vibes rather than actual expertise. they should call it the WSL show because it’s the only league the hosts are remotely qualified to talk about. their flippant comments about other leagues outside the UK is truly pathetic and like i said, the bare minimum qualities to be called Women’s football weekly.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    flangeslammer
    United States4 years ago
  • Keep Shebahn! She’s great!

    Shebahn has been fantastic I hope to hear her going forward (if not here somewhere). The best are are jabs at Katie and her sister. Hilarious.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    megknight77
    United States5 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Some feedback notes production quirks but overall view the show as essential for WSL followers.
Listeners enjoy a steady stream of high-profile guests and practical analysis of games and transfers.
Fans praise in-depth guest insights and the host duo's expertise in women's football.
Recurring guests who advocate for representation and grassroots growth are highly valued by the audience.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#156
United States/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#20
United Kingdom/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#159
Canada/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#39
Australia/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#100
Germany/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#198
France/News/Sports News

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Can anyone stop Chelsea?
Q: How far do you think they could go in this competition this year, Ryh?
Ryhanna Parara believes Chelsea have the resources and squad to win the Champions League, crediting their recruitment and the time Sonia Bompastor has taken to build the team.
Can anyone stop Chelsea?
Q: Do you think that the detriment of the league and kind of missing six months during that process of when they're voting can be detrimental to the league in America?
Charlotte Harpur says the award is Eurocentric and follows a European calendar that does not align with the NWSL season, which can disadvantage players in the league.
Have Arsenal turned the corner in the WSL?
Q: How difficult has it been to adjust your coaching approach to the players you have?
Coenraets says coaches need to put ego aside, adapt to their players and the league, and measure reality rather than trying to impose an idealized style. He says Utah's approach centers on being adaptive, proactive and energetic.
Have Arsenal turned the corner in the WSL?
Q: Does the altitude in Utah ever work as an advantage?
Coenraets says altitude has a significant effect on players and can be a weapon for the Utah Royals. He describes struggling to run after moving there, then running more easily at lower altitude in Seattle.
Sarina Wiegman extends her stay with the Lionesses!
Q: What are your earliest memories of your homeland and your upbringing?
Nadia Nadim describes a safe childhood in Afghanistan before her father was executed, followed by years of danger and restricted freedom before her family reached Denmark.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Women's Football Show

What is The Women's Football Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A lively show centered on women's football, blending in-depth match analysis, transfer gossip, and governance and infrastructure discussions with a rotating lineup of guest experts. Regular topics include WSL developments, FA Cup narratives, national team campaigns, and the business side of the game (stadia plans, investor interest, broadcasting). The format often features on-site reporting, long-form interviews, and a cadence of panel debate from season to season, with notable guests bringing coaching, journalism, or player perspectives. A standout trait is the host duo's long-running focus on both on-pitch dynamics and off-field growth of the women's game, making it valuable for listeners seeking both tactical insight and industry context... more

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Recent guests on The Women's Football Show include:

1. Charlotte Harpur
2. Ryhanna Parara
3. Lucy Casey
4. Sophie Nicolaou
5. Jimmy Coenraets
6. Hannah Baptiste
7. Kit Shepard
8. Nadia Nadim

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