The Women's Football Talk Podcast

We reflect back on how the international break went for England after their two 1-0 victories over Spain and Iceland, as we discuss each of the respective performances from those games and how players such as Alessia Russo and Hannah Hampton impressed for the Lionesses.

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International football has come back around in April, and we are here to give you a preview for the Lionesses’ next two Women’s World Cup qualifiers, with a big game to come against Spain, and a second tie against Iceland happening this weekend.

We look at some of the notable stories heading into these games, with Leah Williamson’s fitness and questions about what England’s defensive line-up could be among the talking points, as well as the two first-time senior call-ups to the squad for Erica Meg Parkinson and Kiera Barry.

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In this episode, we chat through an entertaining midweek of second-leg action in the UEFA Women’s Champions League as Arsenal beat Chelsea in a game that also saw more VAR controversy. Plus, Manchester United also exited the competition after losing to Bayern Munich.

We also have thoughts on Barcelona’s demolition of Real Madrid and OL Lyonnes leaving it until extra-time to get over the line against Wolfsburg.

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In this episode, we discuss the weekend's action in the Women's Super League after a load of entertaining matches. We discuss talking points such as Manchester City going closer to being champions, Manchester United manager Marc Skinner potentially being under pressure, and also Chelsea and Aston Villa's seven-goal thriller.

There's also some chat about the NWSL matches at the weekend as Angel City continue to perform well, and whether Kansas City Current's start to the season is something to be concerned about for them?

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We discuss the first legs of the UEFA Women’s Champions League from midweek, with early wins for Arsenal, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg. Plus, we give a few thoughts on some fantastic individual performances from those games, as well as some amazing goals.

We have also previewed an action-packed weekend with a couple of derbies to look forward to in the Women’s Super League, and some more interesting encounters in the NWSL.

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In this episode, we discuss all the action from the Women’s Super League and the NWSL, including some discussion on Khadija Shaw’s latest hat-trick against Tottenham, Arsenal’s dominant win over West Ham, Chelsea injury issues and a chaotic Cascadia rivalry match-up that saw two red cards.

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In this pod, we discuss the midweek games from the Barclays WSL as Chelsea beat Brighton, and Manchester United suffered a blow in their top-three hopes, while West Ham saw their survival hopes boosted.

We look ahead to the weekend’s games in the WSL as well, and the NWSL action including the Cascadia derby between Portland Thorns and Seattle Reign. Plus, we talk Saturday’s Women’s Asian Cup final between Australia and Japan.

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In this episode, we cover Sunday’s Women’s League final that saw Chelsea win yet another trophy as they won 2-0 against Manchester United. We discuss the performances of Lauren James and Veerle Buurman, plus what went wrong for United as they suffered a cup final defeat at the hands of Chelsea once again.

There are also some thoughts from us on wins for Liverpool, Everton and Arsenal in the WSL this weekend, as well as Man City’s draw with Aston Villa. Plus a run-through of what went down on the opening weekend of the new NWSL season.

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There is a lot happening this weekend in women's football! In this episode, we preview Sunday's Subway Women's League Cup Final and WSL action, plus we look ahead to the start of the new NWSL season, and talk about the Women's Asian Cup.

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We reflect on England's 6-1 victory over Ukraine from last Tuesday, plus we discuss the news that the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations has been postponed until July and what has gone wrong for that to have happened.

There's also some reaction to the Women's Asian Cup action that has happened so far, as well as some thoughts on Portland Thorns appointing Robert Vilahamn as their new head coach, less than two weeks away from the start of the new NWSL season.

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