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.

In the latest episode of the Women’s Football Weekly podcast, hosts Faye Carruthers, Suzanne Wrack, Chris Paouros, and Tom Garry delve into the thrilling action from the Women’s Super League (WSL) over the weekend and look ahead to the upcoming international fixtures. They are joined by Kay Cossington, the FA’s women’s technical director, for an exclusive interview. The panel reflects on a weekend filled with excitement, highlighting Chelsea's impressive performance that showcased their top-tier talent. A key topic of discussion is whether Johanna Rytting Kaneryd can be considered the best winger in the world at the moment. The conversation also touches on Arsenal's first match after the departure of Jonas Eidevall, where they secured a much-needed victory, though questions remain about ongoing challenges within the team. In other notable matches, Manchester City made a comeback to claim the top position in the league, while Leicester celebrated their first win of the season by defeating Everton. The panel also discusses Nikita Parris's joy in scoring against her former club, Manchester United, while playing for Brighton.