In the latest episode of the Women’s Football Weekly podcast, hosts Faye Carruthers, Tom Garry, Marva Kreel, and Chris Slegg delve into the recent Women’s Super League (WSL) matches and look ahead to the Women’s Nations League. The discussion kicks off with Arsenal's impressive performance against Brighton and Hove Albion, raising the question of whether the team is back to its best. The panel reflects on how crucial this display was for Arsenal's confidence and momentum. They also address the mixed reactions towards Manchester United's manager, Mark Skinner, who faced boos despite his team maintaining an unbeaten streak in the WSL after a goalless draw with Aston Villa. In another highlight, Manchester City celebrated a commanding victory, with Bunny Shaw making headlines once again by breaking records. The conversation shifts to the relegation battle, as West Ham secured their first win of the season, leaving Everton in a precarious position at the bottom of the table. The panel evaluates which teams are most at risk as the season progresses.

Sporting Lisbon delivered a stunning performance, thrashing Manchester City 4-1 in a match that served as a perfect farewell for their coach, Rúben Amorim. This victory marked City's third consecutive defeat, raising questions about their current form. In the latest episode of Football Weekly Extra, host Max Rushden was joined by Barry Glendenning, Lars Sivertsen, and Philippe Auclair to discuss the Champions League matches from Tuesday night. The panel highlighted the impressive display by Viktor Gyökeres, who scored a hat-trick, and pondered the implications of Amorim's departure for Sporting's future in the tournament. Listeners are encouraged to rate, review, and share the podcast on various platforms, and to engage with the conversation on social media or via email.