Full Time Europe: A show about women's football

England and Arsenal centurion Rachel Yankey is with Matt Davies-Adams and The Athletic’s Charlotte Harpur to discuss England’s win over Japan.

Rachel reacts to comments from Everton's Toni Duggan about her pregnancy and suggests more clubs need to think about.

Plus Alasdair Howorth joins us after the African Women’s Champions League final.

Producer: Sophie Penney

WHAT’S WHEN ?

Part 1 - England 4 - 0 Japan (1.00)

Part 2 - Diversity comments (14.30)

Part 3 - CAF Women’s Champions League with Alasdair Howorth (18.00)

Part 4 - Pregnancy (28.00)

Part 5 - Coming up this week (36.30)

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Lynsey Hooper is with The Athletic’s Nancy Frostick and freelance football writer Rich Laverty to take you through the weekend’s WSL action and more. 

Should players be appealing more for penalties? Why is the weather still getting in the way? And a Championship catch up. 

Plus we get the El Clasico lowdown from Spanish journalist Bea Redondo. 

WHAT'S WHEN? 

Part 1 - Manchester United 1 - 3 Chelsea (3.15)

Part 2 - West Ham 4 - 5 Brighton (13.15)

Part 3a - Other results (17.00)

Part 3b - Weather gets in the way (19.30)

Part 4 - Championship catch up (24.30)

Part 5 - El Clasico and Spanish national team with Bea Redondo (29.45) 

Part 6 - Coming up... internationals, Nations League and Arnold Clark Cup teams (35.30)

Producer: Sophie Penney

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Lynsey Hooper is with ex-Lioness Laura Bassett and The Athletic's Charlotte Harpur to discuss the weekend's dramatic WSL action and more. 

Plus exclusive interviews with the two stars of the weekend Tottenham's Ashleigh Neville and Reading's Rachel Rowe. 

Listen as players demand better boots and Bass shares her favourite childhood award story. 

WHAT'S WHEN? 

Part 1: Brighton 0 - 8 Tottenham ft. Ash Neville exclusive (3.00)

Part 2: Reading 2 -1 Leicester City ft. Rachel Rowe exclusive (20.45)

Part 3: Arsenal 3 - 1 West Ham (34.00) 

Part 4: Other games and Hannah Hampton (45.45)

Part 5: Finalissima and awards (46.15)

Part 6: Coming up this week (50.00) 

Producer: Sophie Penney

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Beth Mead, European Champion and Ballon D'Or runner-up, sits down with Lynsey Hooper for an exclusive interview ahead of the release of her new book Lioness: My Journey to Glory.

Plus Lynsey catches up with the ghost writer of the book, The Athletic's Katie Whyatt for some behind the scenes insight into creating the book.

Producer: Sophie Penney

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Lynsey Hooper is with sports broadcaster Anne-Marie Batson, plus women’s football journalist and expert in all things Scandinavian, Mia Eriksson to take you through the weekend’s WSL action and the World Cup draw. 

Anne-Marie talks about what makes fellow Jamaican Bunny Shaw so good. Mia puts her Norway hat on to give us the lowdown on Arsenal’s new star Frida Maanum. And we hear reactions to the World Cup draw from journalists around the world: Alicia Ferguson on Australia, Julien Laurens on France and The Athletic's Meg Linehan on the USA.

Plus, to continue on from our discussions this summer about the need to widen the talent pool so the England team is more diverse, we speak to that next generation of young Black players coming through. Anne-Marie hosts a discussion with 17-year-old Patience Kavule from Hilltop Women's FC, and 14-year-old Ava King from Crystal Palace WFC, along with former professional player and the PFA’s Women’s Football Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Executive, Fern Whelan. 

WHAT’S WHEN? 

PART 1a - Tottenham 0 - 3 Manchester City (1.45)

PART 1b - Liverpool 0 - 2 Arsenal (9.30)

PART 1c - Other WSL results roundup (16.45)

PART 2 - World Cup draw (17.30)

PART 3 - Next generation panel (26.00)

PART 4 - Coming up this week (1.03.30)

Producer: Sophie Penney

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Lynsey Hooper is joined by former Lioness and Manchester City goalkeeper Karen Bardsley and The Athletic's Art de Roche to digest the weekend's WSL action and more.

Join us as we talk about all the issues of the week from red cards to online abuse and endometriosis.

Plus Isabelle Chauzy from the charity Bloomsbury Football tells us all about their workshops breaking the taboo on periods for young footballers.

RUNNING ORDER

PART 1 - Reading 0 - 1 Arsenal (3.30)

PART 2 - Aston Villa 1 - 2 West Ham (13.00)

PART 3 - Manchester City 4 - 0 Leicester City (22.30)

PART 4 - Round up of other results: Manchester United 4 - 0 Brighton & Tottenham 1 - 0 Liverpool (26.30)

PART 5 - Chelsea 3 - 1 Everton and endometriosis (27.00)

PART 6 - Breaking the period barrier for young players with Bloomsbury Football's Isabelle Chauzy (33.00)

PART 7 - Coming up this week (43.00)

Producer: Sophie Penney

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Eni Aluko, Angel City Sporting Director and former Lioness, joins Lynsey Hooper and The Athletic’s UK and U.S. football reporters Charlotte Harpur and Meg Linehan for this one. All fresh from Wembley they digest the European Champions’ victory over the World Champions, marred by the Yates abuse report. 

Charlotte speaks to Millie Bright, Georgia Stanway and Rachel Daly after the match. 

Plus we look ahead to the WSL weekend to come and we play buy one, bench one, sell one with the Ballon D’Or nominees ahead of next week’s awards. 

Producer: Sophie Penney 

RUNNING ORDER 

PART 1a - Yates Report (2.30)

PART 1b - England 2 - 1 USA (9.00)

PART 2a - Coming up… Internationals and WSL to come (33.30)

PART 2b - Ballon D’Or game (38.30)

We would like to apologise for some audio interference in this show due to technical issues.

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Lynsey Hooper is joined by former Lioness Laura Bassett and The Athletic’s Charlotte Harpur for Black History Month shout outs, a Conti Cup round up and Champions League draw reaction.

Plus The Athletic’s Meg Linehan joins us for a preview of the big England v USA game at Wembley on Friday. 

And we speak to Jeannie Allott who scored in England women’s first official game in 1972 at just 15 years old. That's before she travels to Wembley to get her official cap 50 years later. 

Finally, Jen Beattie looks ahead to Scotland's upcoming playoffs where they and Wales have a chance to reach the World Cup for the first time

WHAT'S WHEN? 

PART 1 - Black History Month shout outs (2.00)

PART 2 - Continental League Cup and periods (4.00)

PART 3 - Champions League draw (15.30)

PART 4 - England v USA with Meg Linehan (17.30)

PART 5 - 1972 Lioness Jeannie Allot interview (30.30)

PART 6 - Scotland and Wales World Cup hopes with Jen Beattie (51.00)

Producer: Sophie Penney

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Lynsey Hooper rounds up the week in women's football with Arsenal legend Kelly Smith and The Athletic's Art de Roché.

Records tumbled in the second week of the WSL and there were thrilling derby results at Anfield and The Emirates. Meanwhile, title holders Chelsea are off the mark in their league campaign and Aston Villa continued their great start.

We react to injured England captain Steph Houghton's frank admission after she spent a "bittersweet" summer watching her England teammates triumph at Euro 2022, and Bea Redondo is back to talk about troubled times for the Spain squad.

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Lynsey Hooper is joined by ex-England and Man City goalkeeper Karen Bardsley and The Athletic Women’s Football Reporter Charlotte Harpur as the WSL finally gets underway.

It’s a weekend full of shocks as champions Chelsea lose to newly promoted Liverpool and depleted Man City lose a seven-goal thriller at Villa, as Gareth Taylor pleads for patience.

Beth Mead is back up to speed as Arsenal lay down a marker in the title race. Karen tells us what it’s like playing against the academy boys as the Gunners have been doing.

We check in on a debut weekend in Spain and Germany for Walsh, Bronze and Stanway. Plus Everton’s Gabby George joins us ahead of the Merseyside Derby at Anfield on Sunday. 

WHAT'S WHEN?

PART 1a – Liverpool 2-1 Chelsea (4.30)

PART 1b- Arsenal 4-0 Brighton + playing against the boys (17.30)

PART 1c – Man Utd 4-0 Reading (25.30)

PART 1d – Aston Villa 4-3 Man City (30.15)

PART 2 - Stanway, Walsh and Bronze debut abroad (38.30)

PART 3a- Everton’s Gabby George joins us (44.00)

PART 3b – A look ahead to the Merseyside and North London derbies (48.00)

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