Podcast appearances and mentions of janine beckie

As God is my witness, Racing Louisville has beaten the North Carolina Courage! And Racing Louisville GM Ryan Dell joins the podcast just in time to discuss this amazing feat with Bekki and Kaitlyn as well as give an in-depth look at the trades that Howell-Balcer and Turn-Beckie trades, how the club is building using NWSL experience, and how that new CBA is going to impact Racing moving forward. You don't want to miss this one.Support the show

After slip sliding away at Bay, Racing took it to Angel City in the best way possible on Saturday to keep playoff hopes alive and we're so excited we're releasing the episode a day early. The new kids on the block are hanging tough and making a huge difference already, so maybe all Racing needed for everything to click was a 20-game warm-up period?Support the show

Janine Beckie joins the show to talk about making the move from Portland to Louisville in the NWSL, and the experience at the Olympics in Paris

The fellas start the hour by debating whether the Bills, Cowboys, or Packers will go farther this NFL season. Then they're joined by Janine Beckie to talk CANWNT and NWSL.

Sam is joined by Canada and Portland Thorns forward Janine Beckie to discuss the upcoming Olympics, her incredible return from injury earlier this year, and how she is constantly pushing the women's game forward.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The greatest league in the world has returned, and boy was it a doozy! From first-minute penalties in Seattle, to the Naeher-aissance denying Utah their first-ever win in front of a "sold out" crowd, to 17-year-old Kennedy Fuller making as many headlines as Bay FC goalscorer Asisat Oshoala, there were narratives galore.  But Eric, Evan, and Arianna can only focus on one thing: the Kansas City Current and Portland Thorns opening CPKC Stadium with nine goals, tying the NWSL single-game record. Did Mike Norris make a wise decision rolling out an entirely new backline? Did Vlatko Andonovski properly adjust to Janine Beckie's arrival in the second half? What on earth was Christine Sinclair doing starting the game at right wing? They get into all of it and more.  Art by Eli Elbogen Music by Devin Drobka's Bell Dance Songs

The greatest league in the world has returned, and boy was it a doozy! From first-minute penalties in Seattle, to the Naeher-aissance denying Utah their first-ever win in front of a "sold out" crowd, to 17-year-old Kennedy Fuller making as many headlines as Bay FC goalscorer Asisat Oshoala, there were narratives galore. But Eric, Evan, and Arianna can only focus on one thing: the Kansas City Current and Portland Thorns opening CPKC Stadium with nine goals, tying the NWSL single-game record. Did Mike Norris make a wise decision rolling out an entirely new backline? Did Vlatko Andonovski properly adjust to Janine Beckie's arrival in the second half? What on earth was Christine Sinclair doing starting the game at right wing? They get into all of it and more. Art by Eli ElbogenMusic byDevin Drobka's Bell Dance Songs

James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh and Dan Wong, along with JC, discuss the Liverpool/Man United clash for the FA Cup semifinal berth, Coventry upset v Wolves, Chelsea's win v Leicester and City's victory over Newcastle. The Premier League reviewed and CF Montreal's windy day in Chicago and the replacement referees showing their level, Jonathon David keeps scoring and Janine Beckie's fairytale return to Portland.GET IN!Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprimePresenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongSaltwater taffy: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX/Twitter @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimeThePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG @FootyPrimeIGFacebook @ Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Mewis and Lynn Williams chat fall vibes, the recent USWNT camp, and Julie Ertz/Megan Rapinoe's last games with the US. Then, Portland Thorns and Canadian National Team's Janine Beckie joins the show to talk about the rise of ACL injuries in women's soccer, what needs to be done to fix it, and this year's World Cup from her perspective. 

It has been a rollercoaster of emotions in 48 hours for fans of the Portland Timbers and Thorns. The Timbers got trounced in Houston; the Thorns pulled out a signature, 2-1 win over North Carolina despite being down a player for nearly the entire match; and coach Giovanni Savarese and the Timbers parted ways. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, co-hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer break down the Savarese firing and what it means for the Timbers' future. Later, they revel in the Thorns' resilience (and greatness) as the reigning NWSL champs enter the home stretch. And for the final half hour of the show, a special guest: Thorns and Canada women's national team forward Janine Beckie jumps on the pod to discuss her recovery from a torn ACL, analyze the 2023 FIFA World Cup, articulate Canada players' fight for equity, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jenny Chiu, Lisa Carlin, Jordan Angeli and Darian Jenkins recap the USWNT's earliest exit ever from the World Cup by breaking down the USA vs Sweden match. They dive into the other Round of 16 matches discussing the winners and who advances. Portland Thorns and Candian international Janine Beckie joins the show to talk about her ACL recovery, the Canadian's early exit in the World Cup and the fight with Canada Soccer Federation for equality. Then, insider Sandra Herrera joins to preview the final Round of 16 matches. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rog is joined by Canadian International Janine Beckie to breakdown Canada's 4-0 loss against Australia, preview the USWNT clash against Portugal, and look ahead to the knockout stages of the World Cup.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Canadian Soccer Player Janine Beckie joined the OverDrive crew in-studio to preview the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. She touched on that, the turmoil behind the scenes with Canada Soccer & her continued rehab on a torn ACL.

Corner Kicks is back with AJ Jakubec as your host, during an action packed hour, he spends time with Janine Beckie to set up the Women's World Cup, CEO of Atletico Ottawa Fernando Lopez provides an update on his club, and Gordon Smith closes out the show with his weekly visit.

This is a special "Journey to the Cup" episode brought to you by Google Chrome.Meg is joined by Canadian and Portland Thorns forward Janine Beckie — currently rehabbing her ACL injury — to preview Canada's World Cup — including their journey through the best and most interesting group, alongside hosts Australia, plus the Republic of Ireland and Nigeria. Thoughts on the preliminary roster from Bev Priestman, the lack of a send-off match for the team ahead of the tournament, plus FIFA's increased investment in the women's game.Here's more on Canada's preliminary roster from Steph Yang: https://theathletic.com/4593326/2023/06/08/canada-preliminary-world-cup-roster/You can follow all our 2023 World Cup coverage here: https://theathletic.com/football/womens-world-cup-soccer/Read all of The Athletic's Journey to the Cup coverage here: https://theathletic.com/tag/the-journey-to-the-cup/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a special "Journey to the Cup" episode brought to you by Google Chrome. Meg is joined by Canadian and Portland Thorns forward Janine Beckie — currently rehabbing her ACL injury — to preview Canada's World Cup — including their journey through the best and most interesting group, alongside hosts Australia, plus the Republic of Ireland and Nigeria. Thoughts on the preliminary roster from Bev Priestman, the lack of a send-off match for the team ahead of the tournament, plus FIFA's increased investment in the women's game. Here's more on Canada's preliminary roster from Steph Yang: https://theathletic.com/4593326/2023/06/08/canada-preliminary-world-cup-roster/ You can follow all our 2023 World Cup coverage here: https://theathletic.com/football/womens-world-cup-soccer/ Read all of The Athletic's Journey to the Cup coverage here: https://theathletic.com/tag/the-journey-to-the-cup/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canada forward Janine Beckie has joined the growing chorus calling for better research into the prevalence of injuries in women's soccer, saying that alarm bells would ring if their male counterparts were suffering the same fate. The 28-year-old, who helped Canada capture gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, is among a group of players who will miss the Women's World Cup that kicks off on July 20 after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in her knee. This is apparently the same injury that could keep Springbok captain Siya Kolisi out of the World Cup later this year.

On this week's episode of OneNation, Andi Petrillo and Jordan Wilson break down their key takeaways as Canadian women's national team representatives Christine Sinclair, Janine Beckie, Quinn and Sophie Schmidt took time to speak to the Canadian Heritage Committee, to mixed reaction about the role Members of Parliament played in genuine outreach and support. Later in the show, 'Trillz and Willz' welcome Nashville SC star Jacob Shaffelburg to the pod, fresh off another week of goal-scoring heroics – good for a nod in the MLS Team of the Week, and to help sink CF Montreal. Jacob talks about being traded from Toronto FC, what it meant to play against the Halifax Wanderers in the Canadian Championship... and what exactly *that* goal celebration was all about over the weekend. Finally, we round off Episode 5 with a once-around-the-block for Canada's MLS teams.

Rog is joined by Canadian Women's National Team and Portland Thorns star Janine Beckie for a very special episode of The Women's Game to discuss the CWNT fight for equal pay.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ben kicks off the hour with Shi Davidi who is with the Jays in Dunedin to talk about the new look bases unveiled today being compared to pizza boxes, Jays' potential lineup combinations and what to expect in spring training. Next up, Andi Petrillo from One Soccer (27:28) explains the fight between the Women's National Team and Canada Soccer and how Janine Beckie witnessed first hand in Qatar the many inconsistencies. Then, it happens that Canada Soccer has openings on their board and they suggest more change and former players working for the organization would go a long way in terms of ending this battle. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We survived the NWSL Championship, and we've got one of the Championship winners on this week's show! Janine Beckie is here to discuss the big game, the vibe in DC, the celebrations and what's coming up in the off-season for her (spoiler: naps). Plus… we had to do it, we detoured into plenty fo Grey's Anatomy talk (with Janine making sure we were major spoiler free).Follow our NWSL coverage at The Athletic: https://theathletic.com/football/nwsl/Follow Janine on Twitter: https://twitter.com/janinebeckieAnd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janinebeckie4/Meg on the Ally deal: https://theathletic.com/3742895/2022/10/29/nwsl-ally-sponsorship/Steph on Rhian Wilkinson: https://theathletic.com/3744844/2022/10/30/portland-thorns-nwsl-rhian-wilkinson/The final NWSL Chaos Column of the year from Steph: https://theathletic.com/3749537/2022/10/31/nwsl-championship-thorns-sophia-smith/Meg on the congressional letter to U.S. Soccer: https://theathletic.com/3752017/2022/11/01/nwsl-investigations-congress/For more on Paul & Sam's new USMNT podcast, From Couva to Qatar: https://theathletic.com/3748886/2022/11/01/usmnt-world-cup-podcast/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We survived the NWSL Championship, and we've got one of the Championship winners on this week's show! Janine Beckie is here to discuss the big game, the vibe in DC, the celebrations and what's coming up in the off-season for her (spoiler: naps). Plus… we had to do it, we detoured into plenty fo Grey's Anatomy talk (with Janine making sure we were major spoiler free). Follow our NWSL coverage at The Athletic: https://theathletic.com/football/nwsl/ Follow Janine on Twitter: https://twitter.com/janinebeckie And Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janinebeckie4/ Meg on the Ally deal: https://theathletic.com/3742895/2022/10/29/nwsl-ally-sponsorship/ Steph on Rhian Wilkinson: https://theathletic.com/3744844/2022/10/30/portland-thorns-nwsl-rhian-wilkinson/ The final NWSL Chaos Column of the year from Steph: https://theathletic.com/3749537/2022/10/31/nwsl-championship-thorns-sophia-smith/ Meg on the congressional letter to U.S. Soccer: https://theathletic.com/3752017/2022/11/01/nwsl-investigations-congress/ For more on Paul & Sam's new USMNT podcast, From Couva to Qatar: https://theathletic.com/3748886/2022/11/01/usmnt-world-cup-podcast/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Timbers broadcast announcer Jake Zivin is along for the ride in DC, following the Thorns on their quest for a third NWSL Championship title.  Zivin interviews the players at NWSL Media Day and asked for their thoughts ahead of Saturday's climactic final against the Kansas City Current at Audi Field.  Interviewees, in order: Bella Bixby, Abby Smith, Christine Sinclair, Natalie Beckman, Emily Menges, Morgan Weaver, Taylor Porter, Sam Coffey, Janine Beckie, Hannah Betfort, Becky Sauerbrunn, and Yazmeen Ryan.

Faye Carruthers is joined by Manchester City and Canada forward Janine Beckie to chat through the latest in the WSL, reflect on 100 Days to go until the Women's Euros and preview the Uefa Women's Champions League quarter finals. Plus Tom Garry from The Telegraph joins to discuss Manchester United's game at Old Trafford. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Canadian soccer siblings Drew and Janine Beckie join the show to share what it's like to compete as a professional soccer player, they discuss the future of the game in Canada, and how they both stay anchored in faith while...Read more...>>>

Culture At A Crossroads is back. Here's a sneak peek of what to expect in the season ahead, it includes conversations with Canada women's soccer star Janine Beckie, Justin Trudeau biography ghostwriter Jonathan Kay, and CTV Senior Editor and Chief Anchor Lisa LaFlamme.  

In the latest episode of CanPL.ca's Beyond The Pitch, CanPL.ca and OneSoccer's Kristian Jack sits down with the Beckies – Atlético Ottawa defender Drew Beckie and his sister, Canadian women's national team and Manchester City star Janine Beckie. The trio discusses everything from the siblings' humble beginnings in Saskatchewan to both breaking into the professional ranks to Janine's gold medal-winning run at Tokyo 2020 and the resulting celebration tour set to kick off this Saturday when Canada's women's team plays New Zealand at TD Place in Ottawa (3:00pm ET live on OneSoccer).

AJ and Lee are joined by Janine Beckie, who's back in Canada for the celebration tour, as our women's soccer team hosts New Zealand in Ottawa. The guys also talk about the return of Brady Tkachuk, and how it will affect the rest of the Sens' roster

Gold medalist Janine Beckie joins The Drive to talk about Canada's win at the Olympics, and to set up their celebration tour game here in Ottawa

On this week's pod, we travel over the pond and chat with the talented Manchester City and Canada WNT forward Janine Beckie. As amazing it was to talk about her journey of becoming a gold medalist, it was even more remarkable to learn more about how Janine has become an advocate for the equality and evolvement of women in professional sports.

Kait Borsay and Lynsey Hooper are joined this week by The Athletic's Holly Percival to talk all about England and to preview the WSL fixtures for this weekend. This week: is Leah the best captain choice? Who knew Kirby could take corners? Not Emma Hayes that's for sure! And is Manchester United v Chelsea set to be a goal fest? All that plus we hear from City striker Janine Beckie ahead of their monster clash with Arsenal (that injury list is a worry though!) RUNNING ORDER PART 1 - The Women of FIFA 22 (02.00) PART 2 - Luxembourg 0-10 England (03.30) PART 3 - WSL Previews (16.00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome Back to Hangin' Cleats. In this episode the crew recaps Canada's latest game against Chile in the Olympics. Canada went on to win the match 2-1 with 2 goals from Janine Beckie. The game also saw the Olympic debut of Julia Grosso and Jayde Rivière. They now play heavyweights Great Britain in their final match of the group stage.  We then go on to discuss Canada's Quarterfinal victory against Costa Rica. Last time Canada made it to the semi finals was in 2007. Junior Hoilett and Stephen Eustaquio  both got on the scoreboard. Canada will now face Mexico in Houston, Texas.

Grant has a fun interview with Janine Beckie, the Canadian national team and Manchester City forward who's also working as an analyst for Canada's TSN during the Euros. Beckie, who checks in from her offseason home in Denver, discusses why she chose to play for Canada instead of the U.S., her thoughts on playing in the upcoming Olympics, her thoughts on the USA-Canada rivalry, her experiences with Man City, TSN and the NWSL, and much more. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4

Grant has a fun interview with Janine Beckie, the Canadian national team and Manchester City forward who's also working as an analyst for Canada's TSN during the Euros. Beckie, who checks in from her offseason home in Denver, discusses why she chose to play for Canada instead of the U.S., her thoughts on playing in the upcoming Olympics, her thoughts on the USA-Canada rivalry, her experiences with Man City, TSN and the NWSL, and much more. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4 Get full access to Fútbol with Grant Wahl at grantwahl.substack.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you want to get inside knowledge about Canadian, American, and British soccer, you could buttonhole three players from the three systems, or you could simply check in with Janine Beckie. Born to Canadian parents in Colorado, she's played top level footy for both countries, and she's currently under contract with Manchester City. So the forward has deep knowledge about the quirks and qualities of most of the leading women in the game. Sometime teammates, sometime opponents, often both. At this moment, Beckie is digging in her cleats for the Olympic tilt, and that's top of mind as she catches up with Player's Own Voice podcast host Anastasia Bucsis. How is the Canadian team taking to new coach Bev Priestman? What's going to make the difference in Canadian efforts to finish even higher on the podium than the 2012 and 2016 Bronze wins? What's the thinking on the current roster? Beckie is forthcoming about the peaks and valleys of her career, and she shows particular class in describing one stinging moment, a missed world cup penalty kick in 2019. Beckie took exactly the right lesson from that saved shot, which is, she is an aggressive, confident penalty taker, and not a dang thing is going to change about that!

Janine Beckie, Man City and Canadian international forward, calls into the show to talk about her journey from the NCAA (Texas Tech), through the NWSL (Houston Dash and Sky BlueFC) and to Man City. Find out why the Colorado native represents Canada on the international stage, what it takes to get her to celebrate a goal and where to find her podcast and Youtube channel (spoiler: right here and here) Connect with Nedum on Social Media: Instagram @kickback_nedum Twitter @kickback_nedum Be sure to check out the official Kickback playlist, hand-picked by Nedum: Spotify https://spoti.fi/2kXmkib Apple Music https://bit.ly/KickbackApple Music by S.K.I.T.Z Beatz, aka Aiden Hogarth Graphic Design by David Dryden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nedum-onuoha/message

Episode #33 - The Snobs are joined by Janine and Drew Beckie. What a pure pleasure to interview two incredible Canadian athletes who are both extremely humble and hard working. How could anyone not love these two? Janine Beckie is currently a star forward on the Canadian Women's National team as well as Manchester City in England's Women's Premier League! Drew Beckie played PDL under Marc, Jason and Stephen as well as with the Ottawa Fury NASL and USL teams. They both have some great life stories that people can learn from as well as some fun sibling rivalry. How do they handle Marc's Rapid Fires and Would you rathers? Tune in an find out.

On this week's episode, Dan and Jeff look at the progress of a couple Canadians playing overseas. First, they chat with Jonathan Johnson of CBS to discuss how Jonathan David is settling in at Lille after he scored his first goal over the weekend. Later they're joined by Canadian international and Manchester City forward Janine […]

Never trust a Willie. It's an FA Cup Final special as we go in depth on Manchester City's extra time triumph over a battling Everton at Wembley. A couple of eggs short of a Houghton, classy Sam Mewis, Alex Greenwood's left peg, Sandy MacIver's Hall of Fame saves and a cameo from our pal Janine Beckie; we've got it all covered. Plus, a classic British Bonfire Night feature, as we look at who in the WSL needs a rocket, who's our sparkler and who has put on the best (firework) display of the season so far! Proudly sponsored by FotMob

In the second hour Glenn is  joined by former Venezuelan footballer Juan Arango do discuss the Argentina/Bolivia game today and also several of the other recent South American football games. In the bottom half of the hour Glenn welcomes in Manchester City's Janine Beckie to discuss the womens game in England.

With the new NFL season set to restart how different will the landscape look? With Coronavirus and protests we will see an NFL season like no other. We speak to Stephania Bell who is the ESPN's injury analyst and has covered the Leagues’ plans to return to play extensively. We also hear from former American Footballer and BBC pundit Jason Bell on player protests. 'Some people are afraid of what they don't know' - Balochi sisters Halima and Sarah tell Caroline Barker about their culture and how playing basketball has helped break down barriers. The Women’s Super League returns on Saturday with Aston Villa taking on Manchester City. We hear from Canadian international and Manchester City player Janine Beckie on their plans for the new season. Plus New Zealand cricketer Jess Kerr on how she hopes to inspire people to look at the positives in life after she became successful cricketer despite suffering injuries, having diabetes and Bells Palsy. Photo :Chelsea players and staff celebrate with the Barclays FA Women’s Super League trophy, and their winners medals prior to a Chelsea FC Women's Training Session at Chelsea Training Ground on August 03, 2020 in Cobham, England. (Photo by Harriet Lander - Chelsea FC/Chelsea FC via Getty Images)

This week's episode of the Typical Tech podcast presented by J Ferg Pros (www.jfergpros.com) with host Robert Giovannetti features interviews with Red Raider basketball assistant coach Ulric Maligi and former Red Raider soccer star Janine Beckie. Subscribe to hear interviews every week and stay up to date on all things Texas Tech Athletics.

This week's episode of the Typical Tech podcast presented by J Ferg Pros (www.jfergpros.com) with host Robert Giovannetti features interviews with Red Raider basketball assistant coach Ulric Maligi and former Red Raider soccer star Janine Beckie. Subscribe to hear interviews every week and stay up to date on all things Texas Tech Athletics.

She is the all-time leading scorer in International Soccer. She is also a proudly private person. We learn some home truths about Christine Sinclair today. For one thing, shy does not mean unfriendly. Sinclair tells Anastasia Bucsis that she allows the public to glimpse 10% of her life. Sinclair reveals surprising backstories behind the unwanted fame that followed on her playing with a badly broken nose during World Cup 2011. And the reasons behind Janine Beckie taking that penalty shot vs Sweden in last year's world cup...and she goes deep on the relentless attention that came as she neared the goal scoring record. Did she celebrate that moment?...Umm. not really. She was busy. And exactly how does an introvert wear a C? With pride of course!

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 168 features exclusive interviews with Manchester City Defender and Canada Women’s National Team Star Janine Beckie; and from Manchester City Women’s FC Supporters Club Dave Sheel and Jayne Comer. It’s not enough to do the ‘little things right’ when it comes to success. When Manchester City Women’s Football Club entered...

Women's World Football Show, Episode 168 features exclusive interviews with Manchester City Defender and Canada Women’s National Team Star Janine Beckie; and from Manchester City WFC Supporters Club Dave Sheel and Jayne Comer.

We are in ManCity this week and grabbed coffee with Janine Becky! Janine grew up in the US, has played in the NWSL and now plays for the Canadian National team and ManCity. This lady is a BALLER and we loved chatting with her today! Brewing with Beckie Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5JImk17yDyyvk7DogTKPZF?si=vA3gp2F2RA6WiDv5PM6pUQ Beckie's YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeN_NFC27RresHvmV9rjIpg

In this weeks episode we look back on a bounce of home games at the Academy, last Sunday's win against Birmingham City. After a weekend of results throughout the FAWSL, Manchester City sit top of the table as it stands on 12 points following 4 in 4 wins. Midweek, attention returned to the Champions League once more as we welcomed Atletico Madrid to the Academy Stadium and also the welcomed return of former blue, Toni Duggan who you'll hear from later in the podcast. It was difficult night for City, an early goal from Janine Beckie. Cancelled out by Atletico in City latter stages of the game, a lapse in concentration & Corral was able to capitalize. We hear from Manager, Nick Cushing & POTM Jill Scott following the 1 all result. City will take the result to Madrid & the 2nd leg tie will be played away on Wednesday 30th October. Dave joins me on the weeks podcast as we look ahead to a run of away fixtures, we preview both Sunday's Manchester Derby at Leigh Sports Village in the Conti Cup & next weeks trip to Arsenal at Borehamwood. Dave also provides fans with some away days info for anyone making the trip. Credit - Suzy Wrack (Post Match Audio - vs Atletico Madrid)      

As #UWCL returns to the Academy Stadium for the first time this season. We look back on our 2nd Leg performance against Swiss side Lugano. Hear post match interviews from Manager, Nick Cushing, Janine Beckie following her hat-trick of goals and Kaela Dickerman (FC Lugano). I chat to Dave from the OSC as we preview our upcoming fixture against Everton on Sunday (29/9/2019) as attention returns to the WSL in our top of the table clash. Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @mcwfancast

Andrea Neil says it's a heavy responsibility to put the situation of a penalty kick at the World Cup on the shoulders of Janine Beckie because you'd want someone who has been in that situation to take the kick. Andrea says there are great players that are coming up in the Canadian system and they are all 24 and under, and she considers those players no where close to their peak.

Alex Morgan wanted it but Megan Rapinoe took it. A controversial penalty sees the USA edge Spain, but they'll need to do must better against France in the quarters. Meanwhile, Canada bowed, but would it have been different had the experienced Christine Sinclair stepped up for their spot-kick? Janine Beckie saw her effort saved by Hedvig Lindahl and Sweden are through! Lianne & Michelle chat to Aarran about the pressure involved in taking a penalty on the biggest stage.

TSN's Kristian Jack says no doubt about it, a manager should give the players clarity as to who is the designated penalty kicker on the field. Kristian says scrap everything else away, whether it was a good penalty kick or not by Janine Beckie, if you have Christine Sinclair on the pitch in a situation to take a penalty kick, Christine Sinclair should be taking the kick.

Yahoo Canada's Olympics expert Karina LeBlanc slides into the host chair for this special edition of the podcast. Karina sits down with Janine Beckie and Shelina Zadorsky of the Canadian women's soccer team to talk about their journeys to the national team and how they're preparing for their first Olympics.