Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show.

On this bonus episode, Jamie Spangher, Beth McCowen and Tom Maher preview this Saturday's UEFA Women's Champions League Final between Arsenal and Barcelona in Lisbon.

The team break down their predicitions, provide analysis into the ones to watch, and try their best at answering the question on everyone's minds. Can Arsenal do it?

You can find the team's work on social media:

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Theme tune: 1995- Berna Roma

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show!

On this episode, Jamie Spangher, Beth McCowen and Tom Maher break down the Adobe Women's FA Cup Final that saw Chelsea secure the domestic treble after an emphatic 3-0 victory over Manchester United under the arch of Wembley Stadium.

The team roll through the match and dissect the absence of Sir Jim Ratcliffe in contrast to Chelsea's support. We also hear from United captain Maya Le Tissier following the game.

We return to our usual NWSL and League of Ireland catch ups, before diving into a heated discussion about Lyon's rebrand under Michele Kang.

The team also speak about the negative implications of Nike's decision not to provide Poland with a new kit ahead of EURO 2025.

You can find the team's work on social media:

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show!

On this bonus episode, Jamie, Beth and Tom preview Sunday's Adobe Women's FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United.

The team break down both Chelsea and Manchester United, providing their predictions for the clash. Stay tuned until later in the episode to hear from FA Cup legends Izzy Christiansen and Gilly Flaherty who give their predictions!

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

Welcome to the inaugural season of The Halfway Line Women's Football Awards!

Drum roll please... Our panel have devised their very own award ceremony to celebrate the end of the 2024/25 Women's Super League season.

Tune in to hear who each panellist crowns the winner of a vast array of awards, such as Player of the Season, Manager of the Season, Shock of the Season and much more!

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show, a women's football podcast dedicated to providing you with all of the latest news, analysis and opinion in the global women's game.

This week, both Chelsea and London City Lionesses were crowned Champions of the WSL and Women's Championship. The team break down the intense final day showdown in England's second tier, all before analysing a tremendous campaign that saw Chelsea crowned WSL champions once more.

Arsenal blunder two shocking defeats to Aston Villa and Brighton, whilst Man City failed to clinch a Champions League spot after the Red Devils claim their ticket to Europe.

The NWSL was back for a weekend of action, as both Kansas City Current and Orlando Pride suffered shock losses from teams below them. The team breakdown a thrilling 3-4 result that saw Angel City steal late glory from Washington Spirit.

As ever, we wrap up with a game of 'Goal-Less'.

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

On this special episode of The Halfway Line Women's Football Show, Jamie Spangher is joined by special guest Siôn Misra to speak all things Wales ahead of Euro 2025.

Siôn Misra is dedicated football journalist who has covered the Wales women's national team high and low en route to their first ever major tournament this summer.

Siôn breaks down the appointment of head coach Rhian Wilkinson, before sharing his journey covering Wales during the Euro qualfiiers.

He gives listeners insight into what makes this Wales team so special, providing key players to watch ahead of this summer's tournament.

Siôn weighs in on what Wales must do in order to propel the growth of women's football forward in their own backyard.

Give this episode a listen to ensure you are all clued in on everything there is to know about this underdog force ahead of the Euros. Siôn is the best in the business, so trust his word!

You can find Siôn's work across his social media platforms:

@SionMisra on X

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show!

In the first half of the episode, Jamie, Beth and Tom breakdown all of the latest drama in the Barclays Women's Championship as the league goes down to the wire this weekend.

The team speak about the heartbreaking saga that has come out of Wolves Women, as well as the importance of female investors in the sport.

As always, we bring you a breakdown of all of the latest results in the NWSL, before celebrating Bayern Munich's Frauen Bundesliga title claim.

In the second half, the team breakdown the thrilling second legs of the UEFA Women's Champions League semi finals that took place over the weekend. Chelsea crumble and the Gunners shine as Arsenal and Barcelona book their tickets to the Champions League final in Lisbon.

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show!

On this episode, the team review last weekend's UWCL action, and provide updates from all the latest events in the WSL, Championship, NWSL, and League of Ireland.

Jamie, Tom, and Beth introduce Canada's brand new professional women's soccer league, the NSL, before another competitive round of 'Goal-Less' rounds things off.

Our theme tune is brought to you by Berna Roma, a three-piece indie rock band born out of South West London. You can stream '1995', as well as other tunes in Berna Roma's discography across all streaming platforms now! You can watch the band live on the 25th of April at the Amersham Arms in New Cross.- we will be there, you should be too! Tickets available at https://bernaroma.com/

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show!

On this episode, the team review the international break, breaking down the UEFA Women's Nations League, a loss for the Lionesses, a gritty Wales display and another Irish victory.

Jamie, Tom and Beth then deep dive into the discourse surrounding the April international break, before discussing the important and disappointing events that arose out of the NWSL.

Rounding off with a preview of the semi finals of the Adobe Women's FA Cup, the team give their final predictions.

As always, Jamie and Beth go head-to-head in a game of 'Goal-Less'.

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky

As always, be sure to head to TheHalfwayLine.Com for all of your latest women's football news, analysis and coverage.

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women's Football Show!

In this episode, Jamie Spangher, Beth McCowen and Tom Maher break down Manchester United's decision to extend head coach Marc Skinner and take questions from Red Devils fans.

The team then dive into the world of the international break with an explainer on the UEFA Women's Nations League. The Lionesses were back to their very best, and the Republic of Ireland secured a strong victory also.

Tom previews the Copa America, providing insight into all nations competing for glory this summer.

The Matildas returned to winning ways, and the team speak about whether or not Lyon head coach Joe Montemurro is the man for the job.

Hear from Tottenham Hotspur defender and vice captain Molly Bartrip as Beth McCowen sat down for an exclusive interview about the Bloomsbury Football Program. You can read the full interview now on The Halfway Line.

Finally, we answer a pile of listener questions submitted across our social media channels.

As always, a game of 'Goal-Less' rounds things off.

Our new theme tune is brought to you by Berna Roma, a three-piece indie rock band formed out of South West London. You can stream '1995', as well as other tunes in Berna Roma's discography across all streaming platforms now! You can watch the band live on the 25th of April at the Amersham Arms in New Cross.- we will be there, you should be too! Tickets available at https://bernaroma.com/

You can find the team's work on social media:

Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky

Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky