In the latest episode of Women's Football Weekly, host Faye Carruthers is joined by panelists Suzanne Wrack, Tom Garry, and Sophie Downey to discuss the recent action in the Women's Super League (WSL) and look ahead to the Women's Champions League (WCL). The panel reflects on a thrilling weekend of matches, highlighting Everton's strong defensive performance that earned them a point against Arsenal. They delve into the implications of this result for Arsenal's title aspirations. In what was dubbed 'the game of the weekend,' Brighton delivered an impressive 4-2 victory over Aston Villa, with Nikita Parris netting her first goal for the club. The discussion also covers Liverpool's win over Tottenham, which was secured by a controversial penalty and a standout performance from Marie Höbinger. The panel debates whether it’s too soon to label Höbinger a Liverpool legend. Additionally, the episode celebrates Jordan Nobbs, affectionately referred to as "Jordan Modric," for her historic achievements and the importance of experience in the game. The panel acknowledges her significant contributions to the sport.

**Women’s Super League: Key Highlights from the Weekend's Matches** Jordan Nobbs has made history by becoming the Women’s Super League’s all-time leading appearance maker, featuring in her 193rd match during an exciting 4-2 defeat for Aston Villa against Brighton. Villa's manager, Robert de Pauw, drew a comparison between Nobbs and renowned midfielder Luka Modric, praising her energy and experience on the field. He stated, “She’s one of the older players on the team, but good enough is old enough. If I had to compare her to one player, it would be Modric. I have immense respect for her contributions and the level she consistently brings.” At 31 years old and with 71 caps for England, Nobbs is now playing in a deeper, holding midfield role, a shift from her earlier days as a No. 10. De Pauw emphasized that a player with Nobbs' ability to read the game can excel in various positions, highlighting her versatility and football intelligence.