On this week’s Women’s Football Weekly podcast, Suzy Wrack is joined by Tom Garry, Emily Keogh, and Ameé Ruszkai to break down the latest in women’s football. The panel begins by celebrating Manchester City’s historic domestic double after a commanding 4-0 victory over Brighton in the Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley.
Manchester City’s Double Triumph
The panel analyses City’s ruthless performance, highlighting Bunny Shaw’s starring role after signing a new long-term contract. They discuss whether Andrée Jeglertz’s side can build a period of dominance with Champions League football returning next season. Meanwhile, Brighton fall short in their first major final but continue to earn plaudits for their progress under Dario Vidosic. The panel asks what Brighton need in the summer transfer window to turn cup runs into consistent top-end WSL contention.
England’s Crucial Qualifier
Attention then turns to the international break as England prepare for another huge meeting with Spain in Mallorca. The panel previews this decisive World Cup qualifier, discusses Leah Williamson’s injury absence, and asks whether Sarina Wiegman’s side can finish top of the group. Tom also reports back from the latest World Sevens tournament.
Jill Scott’s Epic Challenge
Jill Scott joins the pod to talk about her extraordinary 400-mile Sport Relief challenge from Wembley to Sunderland. The panel praises her dedication and discusses the impact of such fundraising efforts on the women’s game.
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