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The Women's Football Show

talkSPORT
Women's Super League
Women's Football
Chelsea
Arsenal
Manchester City
Emma Hayes
Maternity Leave
Lionesses
FA Cup
Women’s Super League
Aston Villa
London Derby
Beth Mead
Tottenham Hotspur
Liverpool
Chelsea FC
US Women's National Team
Alessia Russo
Football
Champions League

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

The fastest hattrick in WSL history! Bunny Shaw makes history in 13 minutes - but should she be in the conversation for the Ballon d'Or? Lianne Sanderson thinks so! Plus, the legend Kelly Smith joins Lianne to reflect on her incredible career - her c... more

Ever wondered just how Lucy Bronze managed to win the Euros with a broken leg? Well, she reveals all as she joins Lianne Sanderson for an exclusive chat! She’ll chat about reaching 145 England caps, challenging for the Champions league - and why it w... more

An emphatic start to the Lionesses' World Cup qualifying campaign with 2 big wins...but how healthy is their defensive line looking ahead of those crucial ties against Spain? Kit Shepard from The Times reflects on England's performances against Icela... more

Is the women’s football calendar getting too busy? After Leah Williamson refused to rule out the idea of a player strike, Lianne Sanderson chats to former England defender Mary Philip about . Plus, what have you made of Mary Earps’ recent comments on... more

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Recent Guests

Lucy Bronze
England national team player, multiple Euros winner
England Women / Chelsea
Episode: Lucy Bronze exclusively chats winning Euro 2025 with a broken leg, Chelsea's Champions League hopes and reaching 145 England caps!
Kit Shepard
The Times journalist providing tactical and national-team insight
The Times
Episode: Are the Lionesses on track for automatic qualification for the 2027 World Cup? Plus, Lauren James previews the League Cup final!
Lauren James
Chelsea forward previewing the League Cup final
Chelsea
Episode: Are the Lionesses on track for automatic qualification for the 2027 World Cup? Plus, Lauren James previews the League Cup final!
Rob Gale
Former Portland Thorns manager, NWSL coach
Portland Thorns FC
Episode: Are the Lionesses on track for automatic qualification for the 2027 World Cup? Plus, Lauren James previews the League Cup final!
Mary Philip
Former England defender
Mary Philip (guest)
Episode: Is the women's football calendar getting too busy? Plus, Lianne reacts to Mary Earps' recent comments!
Amy Merricks
Birmingham City manager
Birmingham City
Episode: Is the women's football calendar getting too busy? Plus, Lianne reacts to Mary Earps' recent comments!
Jess Clarke
Former England international footballer
Jess Clarke
Episode: Is the women's football calendar getting too busy? Plus, Lianne reacts to Mary Earps' recent comments!
Conner Roberts
Podcaster and expert on women's football, host of All For United WFC
All For United WFC
Episode: Should the Merseyside derby have been at Anfield? Plus, how far will Man United go in the Champions League?
Arno van den Abeel
Manager of OH Leuven, discussing their journey in the Women's Champions League.
OH Leuven
Episode: Should the Merseyside derby have been at Anfield? Plus, how far will Man United go in the Champions League?

Host

Lianne Sanderson
Lianne Sanderson is a former professional footballer, widely recognized as a prominent figure in women's football. With a rich career history and a deep understanding of the sport, she shares her insights and engages with various guests from the football world.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 183 ratings
  • Microphone

    Liane you are breathing heavily into your microphone. Didtracting!

    Good effort for your first

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    SpeakersNZ
    New Zealand2 years ago
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    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 States3 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 States4 years ago
  • Anita as as guest

    Anita Ashanti was an excellent guest

    Really clearly expressed opinions

    She made interesting and well considered points.

    Ask her to contribute regularly.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alton Adair
    United Kingdom5 years ago

Listeners Say

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

Listeners appreciate the insightful analysis on women's football and the variety of guests featured.
There are suggestions for improvement around the depth of discussions, particularly in terms of expertise versus casual commentary.
The entertaining dynamic between the host and guests is often highlighted as a strength of the show.
There is a positive reception for the engaging format and the accessibility of topics discussed related to women's sports.

Chart Rankings

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

Apple Podcasts
#21
United Kingdom/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#128
Canada/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#110
Australia/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#123
Germany/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#211
France/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#5
Ukraine/News/Sports News

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

2025 - we've had a ball!
Q: Lianne asked Tim Stillman about his views on Arsenal Women's performance this season.
Tim expressed concerns about Arsenal's consistency and mentioned that the squad's experience does not negate the potential for change and improvement.
2025 - we've had a ball!
Q: Lianne probed about the growing conversations regarding mental health in sports.
Chris responded that while mental health discussions have increased, the stigma around seeking help still persists among athletes.
2025 - we've had a ball!
Q: Lianne asked Chris Larsen to explain the key differences in how male and female athletes handle mental pressure.
Chris noted that female athletes are often more attuned emotionally and express their feelings better, making them sometimes better at handling pressure than male athletes.
Do the Lionesses need to be playing more challenging games? Plus, a deep dive into ACL injuries.
Q: What can be done to reduce the number of ACL injuries?
Improving conditioning programs and ensuring that the women's game receives the same resources and attention as men's sports can help reduce ACL injuries in the long term.
Do the Lionesses need to be playing more challenging games? Plus, a deep dive into ACL injuries.
Q: What do you think about the recent ACL injuries in women's football?
ACL injuries are on the rise due to a lack of conditioning and investment in women's football compared to the men's game, as well as insufficient preparation at a young age.

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This show offers an insightful exploration of women's football, particularly focusing on the Women's Super League (WSL) and the wider context of women's sports. With engaging discussions on recent matches, player performances, and pressing issues such as officiating and sport representation, it is likely to appeal to fans seeking a comprehensive analysis. The show features prominent guests from the industry, including players, coaches, and analysts who share their experiences and expertise, enriching the discourse around women's football. Unique elements like discussions on mental health, player wellbeing, and personal anecdotes provide listeners with not only analysis but a deeper emotional connection to the sport.

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Recent guests on The Women's Football Show include:

1. Lucy Bronze
2. Kit Shepard
3. Lauren James
4. Rob Gale
5. Mary Philip
6. Amy Merricks
7. Jess Clarke
8. Conner Roberts

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