Michelle Owen is joined by Jack Lang and Nick Miller to reflect on the fourteenth day of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.

Jamaica make the knockout stages for the first time ever at the expense of Brazil in yet another earth shattering shock in this Women’s World Cup.

The Reggae Girlz were joined by France in qualifying out of group F. 

England are still basking in their 6-1 win over China which saw them top Group D and secure a last 16 tie against Nigeria.

The Athletic’s Jacob Whitehead is with the Lionesses throughout their tournament and brought us the latest from there.

And in Group G another shock as African champions South Africa knocked out Italy to also make the last 16 for the first time ever. 

They progressed alongside Sweden to the knockouts. 

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Sophie Penney is with Charlotte Harpur and Laia Cervello Herrero after Barcelona won the Champions League, beating eight-time winners Lyon for the first time to secure an unprecedented quadruple. 
What was it like seeing Alexia Putellas’ goal in person? What were the celebrations like in Spain? How did the Lyon players react? And does this mark the changing of the guard in European women’s football? 
Plus, as we look ahead to the Olympics, we talk about the hijab ban for French athletes with Yashmin Harun, chair and founder of England’s largest Muslim women’s sports charity, Muslimah Sports Association.
And Meg Linehan tells us about her new relaunched show, Full Time with Meg Linehan.  
HOST: Sophie Penney 
WITH: Charlotte Harpur, Laia Cervello Herrero 
PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Iain Macintosh
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Have Barcelona knocked Lyon off their perch?

Sophie Penney is with Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox and Katie Whyatt as Chelsea win the WSL title, crowning off Emma Hayes’ 12 years in charge with her 14th major trophy. 
As Hayes leaves for the U.S. Women’s National Team we’re asking what will the WSL look like without Hayes? Will other teams sniff out an opportunity? And will media interest stall?
Plus, Lyon win the French league and we look ahead to their Champions League final against Barcelona with Laia Cervello Herrero.  
HOST: Sophie Penney 
WITH: Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox, Katie Whyatt & Laia Cervello Herrero 
PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Iain Macintosh
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What will the WSL be like without Hayes?

Charlotte Harpur and Carl Anka join Sophie Penney after Manchester United beat Tottenham in the FA Cup final at Wembley to win their first major trophy. 
Ella Toone and Bethany England react to the result and the wonder goal. And is this a turning point for Manchester United after a difficult season? Mary Earps’ contract runs out this summer, after all. 
Plus David Ornstein joins us to reveal why this moment was extra special for Nikita Parris. 
And Art de Roche comes on to discuss why Arsenal let the WSL all-time top scorer Vivanne Miedema go.
HOST: Sophie Penney 
WITH: Charlotte Harpur, Carl Anka, David Ornstein and Art de Roche 
PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Iain Macintosh
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Is winning the FA Cup a turning point for Man United?

Sophie Penney is with Katie Whyatt and Jessy Parker Humphreys to discuss a whirlwind week for the WSL title race. 
Chelsea thought they were out of contention after losing to Liverpool but leaders Manchester City lost to Arsenal in stoppage time and Chelsea scored 8 past Bristol City, meaning it will go down to the last day of the season. 
How did City concede two goals in three minutes? Will that lose them the title? And was Emma Hayes playing mind games in her post-match comments?
Plus, as Barcelona win the Liga F title, Laia Cervello Herrero tells us how they’ve built one of the best teams in Europe despite no domestic competition and how far off second place Real Madrid are from the Catalans.  
HOST: Sophie Penney 
WITH: Katie Whyatt, Jessy Parker Humphreys, Laia Cervello Herrero 
PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Iain Macintosh
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Will Man City's slip up cost them the title?

Sophie Penney brings you inside Stamford Bridge after Barcelona defeat Chelsea to reach the Champions League final and end Emma Hayes’ dreams of a fairytale ending in front of a sell-out crowd. 

You’ll hear from Chelsea’s Jess Carter and Fran Kirby, and Barcelona’s Ona Batlle, plus a full analysis of tactics and what this means for Hayes’ legacy from The Athletic’s Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox and Katie Whyatt, and Spanish journalist Marc Andres. 

HOST: Sophie Penney 
WITH: Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox, Katie Whyatt and Marc Andres 
PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Abi Paterson
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Jamaica & South Africa progress, Brazil & Italy out

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