Women's World Football Show welcomes the Matilda's all-time leading goal scorer and Perth Glory FC striker Kate Gill! The Aussie international gives us an inside look at the Glory women and what has made them the best team in the W-League this season. As one of the most skillful female goal-scorers of our time, Gill gives us a glimpse into what her Matilda goal-scoring record means to her as a player and as a person, growing up an Everton fan, her discovery of football and more. And despite Patty being up to her ears in fangirl nerves, she still manages to ask Gill about her thoughts on playing in either the FA WSL or NWSL. And you won't believe the Aussie's answer!

Did you know over 55,000 fans will be rocking Wembley this month for the England vs Germany friendly?! Adam previews the upcoming match with a look at Mark Sampson's squad, as well as valuable viewing information.

And speaking of badass… Back in the States, we talk to Postgame Gator Alana "AJ" Johnson about the SEC women's championship with two great interviews. Texas A&M star defender Meghan Streight and University of Kentucky forward Stuart Pope. If you don't know much about women's collegiate soccer, then you'll want to get educated with WWFS College Soccer 101.

Plus your crusty… err… trusty co-hosts recap the European and CONCACAF qualifiers.

And finally, Adam takes us to Prince Edward Island in Canada to talk grassroots football with Susan Dieghan. Learn about the great things they're doing to help grow women's soccer through youth camps and women's coaching programs.

Oh and did we mention Kate Gill?!

Music by Men at Work and Colin Hay.

Women's World Football Show celebrates Australian International and Brisbane Roar defender Laura Alleway! Adam interviews the towering footballer and goes in-depth with her on everything from the challenges of playing on a struggling team to the successes of the Matildas. Laura also shares her plans for the future and the things she's doing today to prepare for life after football.  

There are more teams celebrating their entry into the Women's World Cup 2015 in Canada. Join us as we recap the qualifying tournaments including CONCACAF, CAF African Women's Championship, European playoffs and the Oceania Tournament.

Will we see a Caribbean side enter the world championship for the first time? Which three teams will represent Africa? And what will the All-Whites of New Zealand do to make themselves better? All this and more, including a few words with Jamaican Head Coach Merron Gordon.

Women's World Football Show correspondant Alana "A.J." Johnson catches up with some big-name college stars featuring Lauren Silver (University of Florida/Jamaica International); Arin Gilland (University of Kentucky); Sally Gill (Tennessee State University) and Hannah Wilkinson (University of Tennessee/New Zealand International).

Can you handle much more? Well hold on because Adam is raving like a crazed madman in his Sophie Schmidt-delirium-fueled-recap of the Canada vs. Japan friendlies. All this and a look at the newest team to pounce into the WSL 1 (according to Patty, they're paws-itively awesome)!

Music by Men at Work, Ziggy Marley, and Kool & the Gang.

Underdogs are the new heroes as Women's World Football Show highlights Women's World Cup 2015 qualifiers and championships from around the world!

Small nations like Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, and Costa Rica are making names for themselves at CONCACAF. On the other side of the pitch, the two powerhouses USA and Mexico are battling the devil within. Our kwon Alan "Postgame Gator" Johnson was in Chicago for the matches and came back with interviews with T&T Head Coach Randy Waldrum and USA's cheeky midfielder Tobin Heath.

The African nations have Canada on their minds as they compete in the CAF TN Mobile 9th African Women Championship in Namibia. Patty and Adam take a look at this feisty competition where the top three teams will punch their ticket to Women's World Cup 2015.

The FAWSL has wrapped up and crowned a surprising champion that had one blue team seeing red!Adam guides us through the last days of the 2014 season!

David takes down Goliath in the 2014 Continental Cup! Adam and Barry traveled to London to witness the uncrowing and came back with interviews from Manchester City Women's Football Club head coach Nick Cushing and captain Steph Houghton, as well as Arsenal Ladies' new coach Pedro Losa.

There's an underdog down under in the Westfield W-League and our good friend Cheryl Downes stops by to give us all the juicy details on Perth Glory's recent rise to excellence. Patty interrogates Cheryl on the best and worst of the season so far; which American has taken the league by storm; the good deeds of Amy Jackson; and what's really going on with Lisa De Vanna. All this and more… plus Patty's Aussie girl crush?

A short preview of the upcoming Canada vs Japan friendly, gives Adam the perfect link to gush over Sophie Schmidt's new website (2 minutes and that's it!!).

Music by Blackmore's Night

Women's World Football Show takes a look back at the 2014 season of the National Women's Soccer League!

Respected soccer writers Sarah Hallett and Danielle Grote help Patty and Adam break down the season with a look at all nine NWSL teams.

Sarah helps Patty decipher the worst, the best and the in-betweens with an in-depth look at the Houston Dash, Portland Thorns FC and Seattle Reign. Adam talks to Danielle about the "almost-haves" in Chicago Red Stars, Western New York Flash and Washington Spirit.

Then, Patty breaks down the remaining three, giving Adam a lesson on why Boston broke down, who's really the star over at Sky Blue FC (not number 13) and what makes FC Kansas City so good! Now maybe Adam will finally get the difference between Kansas and Kansas City.

Forget all those other season recaps – this is the one you want to hear!

Music by Alicia Keys (with Nicki Minaj).

Originally broadcast October, 2014

On this week's Women's World Football Show, we visit with Glasgow City and Northern Ireland Women's National Team defender Julie Nelson. Julie shares her thoughts on Glasgow City winning the Scottish League trophy, the growth of women's football in the British Isles and her latest role as mentor and role model.

Then across the pond, we chat with NWSL Champions past and present. From the 2013 Portland Thorns, Allie Long talks about training with the US Women's National Team and those rabid fans in Portland. Then, the interview we've all been waiting for – 2014 NWSL champion and US Women's National Team striker Amy Rodriguez talks about her winning season on and off the pitch.

Keeping with our 'Champions' theme, we break down the Champions League, give an update on Women's World Cup qualifiers and the upcoming tournament in Brazil.

Class is in session, as we learn about the college game from our "Postgame Gator" Alana Johnson and listen in on her interview with Vanderbilt defender Taylor Richardson.

Plus Barry, Schmidt-Bits and… The Kardashians? Wait… we're talking champs not chumps!