Podcast appearances and mentions of Rachel Corsie

It's a podcast of two halves in this month's focus on all things women's football.We start off with Dave being joined by Charlie and Casey, before switching to Dave's chat with Eva Murray (which you may notice was recorded first!)Obviously the main focus is on the league success for Hibernian. There were of course other runners in the race, some more than others, and particularly the disappointment of outgoing champions Celtic finishing in fourth.Although Rangers missed out on the title on the final day, they did finish the season with a cup double, culminating in their Scottish Cup final victory on Sunday. That meant Glasgow City are once again trophyless, albeit they will have Champions League qualifying next season for finishing runners up in the league.At the other end of the table, it was Spartans who joined Queen's Park and Dundee United in being relegated to SWPL2 with Montrose confirming their top flight status on the final day as results went their way.Finally there's everyone's pick for team of the season, as well as a look ahead to the final two Nations League matches and a fond farewell to our retiring captain, Rachel Corsie.Thanks as always for listening!Bluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialTwitter/X - @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastTikTok - @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

It's a podcast of two halves in this month's focus on all things women's football.We start off with Dave being joined by Charlie and Casey, before switching to Dave's chat with Eva Murray (which you may notice was recorded first!)Obviously the main focus is on the league success for Hibernian. There were of course other runners in the race, some more than others, and particularly the disappointment of outgoing champions Celtic finishing in fourth.Although Rangers missed out on the title on the final day, they did finish the season with a cup double, culminating in their Scottish Cup final victory on Sunday. That meant Glasgow City are once again trophyless, albeit they will have Champions League qualifying next season for finishing runners up in the league.At the other end of the table, it was Spartans who joined Queen's Park and Dundee United in being relegated to SWPL2 with Montrose confirming their top flight status on the final day as results went their way.Finally there's everyone's pick for team of the season, as well as a look ahead to the final two Nations League matches and a fond farewell to our retiring captain, Rachel Corsie.Thanks as always for listening!Bluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialTwitter/X - @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastTikTok - @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Ellen White and Ben Haines are at St Georges Park and react to the shock announcement that England goalkeeper Mary Earps is retiring from international football. Ellen shares her view on why now but they also reflect on what Mary did for the women's game and its profile, particularly for goalkeepers. Niamh Charles and Keira Walsh share their memories of playing with Mary and her impact off the pitch. They also look ahead to England's next Nations League games against Portugal and Spain as the Euros approaches. Ellen and Ben also talk Arsenal winning the Champions League and how Renee Slegers masterminded that huge victory over Barcelona. Plus Jen Beattie has caught up with her former teammate and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie who has announced her retirement from football this week. Rachel won 154 caps for Scotland and led her country out at their first ever World Cup in 2019 and is part of the Scotland camp for their next Nations League fixtures against Austria and the Netherlands.00:20 Intro 01:36 Mary Earps retires from England 04:10 Earps statement 10:28 Arsenal win the Champions League! 15:50 How did Arsenal do it? 20:35 Niamh Charles 25:00 Keira Walsh 32:30 Rachel Corsie with JenBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries next weekend: Wed 2000 Real Betis v Chelsea in the UEFA Conference League Final Fri 1945 England v Portugal in the UEFA Women's Nations League Sat 2000 PSG v Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League Final

Arsenal captain Kim Little joins Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton ahead of this weekend's Champions League final against Barcelona.

Eleanor Oldroyd presents reaction from Stamford Bridge alongside Gilly Flaherty, Rachel Corsie and Jonathan Pearce as Chelsea overturn a first-leg deficit to beat Manchester City and reach the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League.Hear from Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor and Manchester City interim boss Nick Cushing.Plus a look back on Arsenal's stirring comeback win at the Emirates against Real Madrid on Wednesday, with reaction from striker Alessia Russo who scored twice.And the panel discuss both Chelsea and Arsenal's chances of reaching the final, with European giants Barcelona and Lyon standing in their way.Football commentaries this week:Saturday 29th March FA CUP: Fulham v Crystal Palace 1215 KO - Conor McNamara and Mark Schwarzer. SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIP: Celtic v Hearts 1500 KO - Ian Dennis and Pat Nevin. FA CUP: Brighton v Nottingham Forest 1715 KO - Chris Wise and Michael Brown.Sunday 30th March FA CUP: Preston North End v Aston Villa 1330 KO - John Murray and Leon Osman. WOMENS SUPER LEAGUE: Chelsea v West Ham 1630 KO - LIVE ON SPORTS EXTRA

Join us on The Bold Tackle as we sit down with Aston Villa and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie. From navigating injuries to leading teams, Corsie shares her journey in professional women's football, insights on resilience, and the evolving dynamics of the sport. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sacrifices, leadership lessons, and what drives one of the game's most inspiring figures.

It's a podcast of two halves ahead of Scotland's crucial Euro 2025 qualifying playoff final tie against Finland and a huge chance to make a return to a major tournament. In the first half, Dave is joined by Casey Atkin. They reflect on just how big this tie is for SWNT as a whole but also Pedro Martinez Losa, particularly with an emphasis on the importance of the home leg first at Easter Road on Friday. They give their team predictions, and have a bit of fun with a cap quiz too. In the second half, John is joined by SWNT royalty. The all time top goalscorer with a staggering 116 goals in 121 appearances, Julie Fleeting. They look back over how the campaign has gone so far, through the Nations League B campaign and the semi final against Hungary, even picking up the results with the influence of captain Rachel Corsie. They look at the gradual progression the team have been making, and how that along with the return of Chelsea Cornet might just help us take some revenge against a Finland side who have been a problem for us in the past. Good luck to Scotland in this tie, and hopefully it's onwards to Switzerland next year! Our good friends at Supernova Terracewear are giving listeners a 10% discount for the rest of 2024 using the code SFFPOD24 so be sure to check out their latest range. Tweet us @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotBluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

It's a podcast of two halves ahead of Scotland's crucial Euro 2025 qualifying playoff final tie against Finland and a huge chance to make a return to a major tournament. In the first half, Dave is joined by Casey Atkin. They reflect on just how big this tie is for SWNT as a whole but also Pedro Martinez Losa, particularly with an emphasis on the importance of the home leg first at Easter Road on Friday. They give their team predictions, and have a bit of fun with a cap quiz too. In the second half, John is joined by SWNT royalty. The all time top goalscorer with a staggering 116 goals in 121 appearances, Julie Fleeting. They look back over how the campaign has gone so far, through the Nations League B campaign and the semi final against Hungary, even picking up the results with the influence of captain Rachel Corsie. They look at the gradual progression the team have been making, and how that along with the return of Chelsea Cornet might just help us take some revenge against a Finland side who have been a problem for us in the past. Good luck to Scotland in this tie, and hopefully it's onwards to Switzerland next year! Our good friends at Supernova Terracewear are giving listeners a 10% discount for the rest of 2024 using the code SFFPOD24 so be sure to check out their latest range. Tweet us @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotBluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are back as the international break comes to an end and the FPL season resumes!With a Gameweek 12 Wildcard proving a popular strategy for the listeners, the team discuss who best to include in a Wildcard squad.Aston Villa and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie joins the pod to discuss her Wildcard team, and to face off against Ali in a game of Sutton Death. And fellow Aberdonian Ross joins the pod from all the way in Melbourne to manage the listeners' team, in a bid to become Dave's Assistant Manager.

Mark Chapman is joined by a whole host of guests to preview the start of Euro 2024.Mark is joined in Munich by Scotland captain Rachel Corsie, former Scotland winger Pat Nevin and former Celtic striker Chris Sutton to look ahead to Scotland's tournament opener against hosts Germany on Friday.Football correspondent John Murray and England defender Conor Coady check in to preview England's first game against Serbia on Sunday, including hearing from current squad member Ezri Konsa.Rick Edwards stops by to launch 5 Live Breakfast's 'Deutsche Wörterbuch'.Former Germany defender Arne Friedrich discusses Germany's chances; senior football reporter Ian Dennis and former England striker Dion Dublin drop in from Berlin to run the rule over Portugal, Netherlands and Croatia; while Euro Leagues regulars Julien Laurens and Guillem Balague make the case for France and Spain.And we head into Pat Nevin's Scotland party to hear from the former Scotland goalkeeper Bryan Gunn, father of current Scotland goalkeeper Angus, and discuss how Bryan could be Scotland's lucky omen!Topics: 00:37 - Scotland chat with Chris Sutton, Rachel Corsie and Pat Nevin 10:33 - England chat with John Murray and Conor Coady 13:17 - Ezri Konsa interview 29:22 - Day 1 of Rick Edwards' 'Deutsche Wörterbuch' 30:12 - Germany chat with Arne Friedrich 40:59 - Portugal, Netherlands, Spain and Croatia chat with Ian Dennis and Dion Dublin 49:08 - France and Spain chat with Guillem Balague and Julien Laurens 58:45 - Back to Pat's party with Bryan Gunn 1:03:14 - Predictions

Ben Haines and England Women's record goal scorer Ellen White are joined by Aston Villa and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie. The team react to the England squad announcement ahead of the next set of Euro 2025 qualifiers and Manchester United winning the FA Cup for the first time. Plus Ellen and Rachel give their thoughts on the surprise announcement that the WSL's top goal scorer Vivianne Miedema is leaving Arsenal.Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 02:35 England squad announcement 09:20 FA Cup 21:41 Miedema leaving Arsenal 28:21 WSL final weekend

Steve Crossman rounds up the week's biggest European football stories, starting in Piraeus where Olympiakos became the first Greek club side for more than 50 years to reach a European final after knocking out Aston Villa.Greek football journalist Kostas Lianos gives his reaction alongside Ian Dennis, Neil Lennon and Rachel Corsie. Guillem Balague and Julien Laurens join Steve to reflect on the Champions League semi-final second legs that saw Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund book their places in the final, and Bayer Leverkusen scoring late against Roma to extend their unbeaten run. Plus, we're in Como where the club backed by Thierry Henry and Cesc Fabregas, are on the brink of promotion to Serie A under welsh manager, Osian Roberts.00:45 - Olympiakos 2-0 Aston Villa (6-2 agg) Reaction 03:38 - Kostas Lianos 13:53 - Unai Emery reaction 14:40 - Guillem and Julien join the pod 15:30 - Real Madrid – Bayern Munich reaction 21:20 - What has Bayern's Champions League run done for Tuchel? 24:18 - PSG – Borussia Dortmund reaction 31:52 - Bayer Leverkusen's unbeaten run continues 34:06 - Como on the brink of Serie A

Steve Crossman presents Euro Leagues and is joined by Guillem Balagué and Julien Laurens. John Murray, Rachel Corsie and Stephen Warnock have all the reaction to Aston Villa's shock 4-2 defeat against Olympiakos in the Europa Conference League. Hear from Aston Villa boss Unai Emery on the result at Villa Park and his thoughts heading into the second leg. The team talk Champions League after Julien watched Borussia Dortmund beat PSG in Germany as Jadon Sancho starred. Guillem also gives his thoughts on Real Madrid's draw against Bayern Munich in the first leg. Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 01:00 Aston Villa reaction 07:10 Julien Laurens on Olympiakos 11:30 Champions League: Borussia Dortmund v PSG 18:10 Real Madrid v Bayern Munich

Jen Beattie, Rachel Yankey and Izzy Christiansen are back to chat all things playing for your country, following Rachel Daly's retirement from international football and Rachel Corsie and Jess Fishlock both reaching 150 caps. They also talk about the difference between coverage of the women's game in America and the UK, as well as talk all things kit ahead of Cancer Research's Football Shirt Friday on the 26th April.

On this week's Women's Football Weekly with Ben Haines and Ellen White, Aston Villa and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie joins the podcast.They talk about Bunny Shaw's record-breaking goal in the Manchester derby and reflect on Women's Football Weekend.SK Brann manager Martin Ho pops by ahead of the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final clash against Barcelona.Plus, all the latest on Sarina Wiegman's England squad, and Rachel talks about Scotland's hopes for Euro 2025 qualification.And ahead of the Conti Cup final, they also discuss Chelsea's chances of a quadruple as they bid for the first trophy of the season against Arsenal.

Aaron Paul hears from Ian Dennis & John Murray ahead of England's bout with Brazil. John speaks to Gareth Southgate about the reaction to the design of England's new shirt, plus the injury concerns to Harry Kane, Jordan Henderson and Cole Palmer, and the "noise" around reports linking him to Manchester United.Ian speaks to Manchester City defender John Stones about balancing the pressures of a Premier League title race with Euro 2024 on the horizon, whilst Stones also reflects on almost ten years of playing for England.Conor McNamara and Pat Nevin join Aaron from the Johan Cruyff Arena and Scotland Women's captain Rachel Corsie look at Scotland's missed chances as the 4-0 scoreline doesn't tell the full story in their defeat to the Netherlands.Plus, John McGinn doesn't hold back in his analysis of the result calling the performance of Scotland for the final thirty minutes of the match a "disaster".

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are joined by Scotland and Aston Villa captain Rachel Corsie.Kevin De Bruyne is a talking point after he returned to Premier League action with a goal and an assist.Statman Dave gives Rachel advice on who to bring in to her side after a tough start to her FPL season. Find out which teams to prioritise ahead of a potential double in GW25.Plus, there's a Scottish Cup game of Sutton Death.

Ben Haines and Ellen White are joined by Scotland & Aston Villa captain Rachel Corsie who look ahead to the return of the WSL. Ben also caught up with England and Chelsea full-back Niamh Charles who talks her New Year's resolutions, Sam Kerr's ACL injury and playing under Emma Hayes & Sarina Wiegman.The team discuss whether Manchester United are under pressure and Rachel gives an insight into how the Aston Villa squad are approaching the second half of the season, after some disappointing results. Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 02:50 WSL standings & warm weather training camps 05:30 Sam Kerr ACL injury 11:10 Niamh Charles interview 22:00 Sarina Wiegman contract extension 25:30 Manchester United 29:00 WSL weekend games & Villa chat

Ben Haines has reaction to Saturday's FA Cup results. He's joined by FA Cup runner-up with West Ham, Nigel Reo-Coker, and Women's FA Cup semi-finalist with Aston Villa, Rachel Corsie. Hear from Maidstone manager George Elokobi, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, Sheff Utd's Chris Wilder and Blackburn's hat-trick hero Sam Szmodics. And The Telegraph's northern football writer Luke Edwards joins the pod to react to the Wear-Tyne derby.03:50 Non-league Maidstone stun League One Stevenage 05:20 Ecstatic Elokobi's post-match interview 12:30 Wear-Tyne derby reaction 14:55 Happy Howe with correspondent John Murray 20:00 Is football better without VAR? 25:00 Goals of the round so far 28:25 Blades sharpen up at League Two Gillingham 32:55 Sam Szmodics scores first hat-trick against old rivals 34:45 Tottenham sign Timo Werner on loan 35:50 8,000-mile journey for a 12-0 defeat

Liam McLeod is joined by Germany based Scottish commentator Derek Rae and former Scotland, Chelsea and Glasgow City player Suzanne Lappin. Derek fills us in on the strengths and weaknesses of Scotland's Euro 2024 opponents Germany and Suzanne looks ahead to Scotland v England at Hampden and discusses Rachel Corsie's comments that it's ‘disrespectful' and ‘outrageous' to question the SWNT's integrity.

Darren Fletcher presents the Friday Football Social. He's joined by former Premier League players Michael Brown & Kevin Campbell and Aston Villa Women captain Rachel Corsie. With issues at Chelsea and Manchester United, the panel discuss talent vs culture – which is more important? Is Tottenham's James Maddison the most effective player in the Premier League right now? And is Mikel Arteta overthinking Arsenal's goalkeeper situation? 1:15 Talent vs culture – which is more important? 7:55 Which one is going wrong at Chelsea? 13:00 Is James Maddison the most effective player in the league? 20:25 Is Mikel Arteta overthinking things? 23:40 Arsenal's goalkeeping situation – is Ramsdale just not good enough? 34:00 Rachel Corsie on Aston Villa Women ahead of the WSL season

Aaron Paul is joined by The Telegraph's North East correspondent Luke Edwards and Aston Villa Women's captain Rachel Corsie to discuss the fresh VAR audio which has been released from the first month of the Premier League season, plus the latest developments in the case against Spanish FA President Luis Rubiales with Spanish football journalist Alex Ibaceta. TOPICS: 01:40 Aston Villa's 'quiet' start to pre-season 09:50 VAR discussion - Manchester Utd versus Wolves 22:16 Howard Webb quotes on controversial Ake goal 27:00 Alex Ibaceta on Luis Rubiales developments 34:22 International break preview

Ben Haines and Nedum Onuoha are joined by Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie and The Athletic's Adam Crafton to review Liverpool's stunning comeback victory against Newcastle United at St James' Park. We hear from Jurgen Klopp, who says the game was one of the "most special" matches he's been involved in. The team also look at Manchester City's hard-fought 2-1 win at Sheffield United and assess Aston Villa's third victory in a week, as they cruised past Burnley. TIMECODES 04:00 Liverpool win 2-1 at Newcastle; 10:00 Can Darwin enjoy a prolific season? 15:50 Virgil van Dijk's red card and Trent Alexander-Arnold avoiding a second yellow; 23:25 Man City's 2-1 win over Sheffield United 41:35 Burnley 1-3 Aston Villa

Sunday will mark the end of the 2023 Women's World Cup... and what a tournament it has been! England take on Spain for the chance to write their name into the history books as Rachel Corsie joins Dan Bardell to preview the greatest show on earth - The World Cup Final!The pair debate whether Lauren James should return to the starting XI following her return, or whether Ella Toone deserves to keep her spot, the key battle in Sunday's showdown, the team of the tournament so far and the best rated performers with the Player of the Tournament award up for grabs!Finally Rachel delivers her prediction... but did she back England or Spain to secure glory? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Scottish football podcast presents 'Behind the Goals' with Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie on the eve of the new season.

Aaron Paul looks ahead to Arsenal vs Man City in the Community Shield. He's joined by former strikers Kevin Campbell and Glenn Murray, and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie. Hear from Declan Rice and Pep Guardiola. And German journalist Raphael Honigstein has the latest as Bayern Munich wait for a decision from Tottenham on whether they'll sell Harry Kane. TOPICS: 2:15 – Community Shield, 4:55 – Arsenal, 16:45 – Man City, 29:05 – Harry Kane.

Sarah Mulkerrins, Gilly Flaherty and Rachel Corsie discuss another dramatic day at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Jamaica and South Africa qualified for the knockout stages of the tournament for the first time ever at the expense of Brazil and Italy respectively. They also discuss Marta's legacy and Brazil's failure to make it out of their group before previewing England's last-16 tie against Nigeria on Monday morning.

Ben Haines has reaction to Jamaica's draw with France and Harvey Barnes joining Newcastle. Scotland captain Rachel Corsie and former England striker Tash Dowie are on the panel. They reflect on Sunday's action at the FIFA Women's World Cup. The Daily Mail's Craig Hope lends his perspective on the Barnes deal and what it might mean for Allan Saint-Maximin. Will Fulham boss Marco Silva be lured to Saudi Arabia? And what about friendly wins for Manchester United and Chelsea? TOPICS: 3:10 – Jamaica-France, 11:35 – Sweden-South Africa, 15:20 – Netherlands-Portugal, 20:45 – Barnes, 30:35 – Marco Silva, 36:35 – friendlies.

The Women's World Cup kicks off this week as Edge of the Box presenter Dan Bardell is joined by Aston Villa defender and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie and Reach PLC Women's Football Editor Natasha Henry to preview the tournament in Australia and New Zealand.The expert panel assess who they feel will go on to lift the World Cup, the players to watch and England's chances of success down under. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scotland's Sam Kerr catches up with Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie she recounts her reaction when she first heard that Bayern Munich were interested "I was just relaxing in my room and my agent called saying: 'Bayern Munich have came in for you', and I said: 'Are you sure they've got the right Sam Kerr?' Sam tells us how she struggled with her previous big transfer from Glasgow City to Rangers and the added responsibilty that came with that move. She recounts her nightmare first game in a Scotland jersey and previews the forthcoming Scottish Women's National Team games against Northern Ireland and Finland.

Conor McNamara is joined by former Scotland international Pat Nevin, Scotland and Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie and Roddy Forsyth to react to Scotland's last-gasp win in Norway. Hear from goalscorer Kenny McLean and manager Steve Clarke after his side came from one nil down to win 2-1 in Oslo. Scotland make it three wins from three, a perfect start to their Euro 2024 campaign. The team also discuss Manchester City players that could be on the move, Chelsea forward Kai Havertz to Arsenal and striker Alessia Russo leaving Manchester United. TOPICS: 01:50 Scotland 10:10 Norway 13:50 Steve Clarke 22:10 Kenny McLean 28:37 Manchester City 39:10 Kai Havertz 41:15 Alessia Russo

Vicki Sparks is joined by Gilly Flaherty and Rachel Corsie from inside the Emirates following Arsenal Women's loss against Wolfsburg which saw them miss out on the Champions League Final. They reflect on a performance which saw Wolfsburg win the tie deep into extra time and discuss what this means for English teams in Europe moving forward.

Ben Haines is joined by former Spurs defender Stephen Kelly, Scotland and Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie and football reporter for The Times Charlotte Duncker. The team dissect Sundays Premier League matches including Manchester City going top of the league for the first time since mid-February and Liverpool's last gasp win against Spurs after letting their three goal lead slip. Hear from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp who pulled a muscle celebrating Jotas winner, as well as Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola who is not getting carried away. The Panel also chat Europe, relegation and who has done enough to stay up. TOPICS: 3:36 - Pep Guardiola 11:24 - Liverpool/Spurs 13:10 - Jurgen Klopp 19:13 - Ryan Mason 27:07 - Manchester United 34:50 - Eddie Howe 36:36 - Gary O'Neil 37:30 - Relegation chat 38:10 - Leeds

Steve Crossman is joined by Michael Brown and Scotland & Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie for reaction to Thursday's Premier League matches. Ian Dennis and Clinton Morrison bring thoughts from Goodison Park, while Conor McNamara is alongside Stephen Kelly at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Chris Wise is at St. Mary's. Hear from Callum Wilson, Sean Dyche and Gary O'Neil. Plus, Vicki Sparks and Laura Bassett are at the Camp Nou as Chelsea are knocked out of the Women's Champions League by Barcelona, with Emma Hayes giving her reaction to the game.

This is episode 4 of the new Women Who Sport 10-part series titled "Big Conversations" where we will be discussing important issues in todays sporting world with ground-breaking guests! On this episode of the pod we are joined by Scotland football captain and centurion Rachel Corsie. After nearly a decade in the professional game, Rachel has a unique perspective on the growth of sport and how to progress sustainably. She has experienced all the elation and heartbreak of elite sport during her career but she maintains an ambitious vision for the future and has all the determination to make it happen. In this episode we discuss: - playing in the USA - making progress and professionalisation sustainable - the impact of the Euros on women's football - knowing your worth and fighting for better - leading Scotland through elation and hardship Let us know what you think through our social media channels - @WomenWhoSportPodcast on Instagram, @WomenWhoSport on Twitter or search "Women Who Sport" on Facebook. If you want to support the podcast please give us a review on Apple Podcasts and show some love to our partner Boob Armour! Boob Armour make lightweight, comfortable inserts that fit inside a sports bra and protect the breast tissue of sports people - giving everyone the confidence to compete in sport. Find out more about Boob Armour at their website - www.boobarmour.au and order yours now!

We're giving Scottish football podcast listeners a chance to hear one of BBC Scotland's other podcasts, Behind the goals, where Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton give their take on the headline grabbing Old Firm match and a rundown of the weekend fixtures in the SWPL

Darren Fletcher is joined by Nedum Onuoha, Rachel Corsie and Nigel Reo-Coker to reflect on England's Euro 2024 qualifying victory in Italy, asking where Harry Kane ranks among England's greatest strikers, and whether Kane and head coach Gareth Southgate can lead England to a tournament victory next summer. We also hear from Steve Clarke and Aaron Ramsey ahead of Scotland and Wales beginning their qualifying campaigns this weekend. And there's news from Germany as Bayern Munich replace head coach Julien Nagelsmann with former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel. 01:30 - England's greatest strikers; 14:30 - Southgate and Kane; 24:30 - Cristiano Ronaldo 31:00 - Preview of Scotland v Cyprus and Croatia v Wales; 42:00 - Tuchel replaces Nagelsmann at Bayern Munich.

Ben Haines presents reaction to Saturday's games as Antonio Conte pulls no punches. Also on the panel are former Tottenham, Leeds and Burnley goalkeeper Paul Robinson and Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie. Hear Conte's rant as well as more measured interviews with Southampton's Theo Walcott, Leeds boss Javi Gracia, Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui and Everton's Sean Dyche. TOPICS: 2:00 – Tottenham, 11:35 – Southampton, 22:00 – Wolves-Leeds, 32:25 – Chelsea-Everton, 35:50 – Brentford-Leicester, 37:00 – Aston Villa-Bournemouth, 38:25 – Man City-Burnley.

The third round of the Cup continued to bring the shocks, drama and magic and once again it was the day of the underdog. Ben Haines is joined by former West Ham and Aston Villa midfielder, Nigel Reo-Coker, Scotland and Aston Villa defender, Rachel Corsie and the Telegraph's Luke Edwards as they delve deep into the key games from Sunday. They had to start with events at Villa Park as League Two Stevenage beat Aston Villa by two goals to one - in what was one of the biggest shocks of the weekend. Stevenage FC podcast presenter Reece Donnelly comes on the show and gives his take on what the win means to the club. Manager Steve Evans also gives his views as does a disappointed Unai Emery. Then the focus shifts to the Etihad as Manchester City got the better of Chelsea for the second time this week – but this time out it ended 4-0. The guys debate what has gone wrong in recent weeks for Chelsea and get a perspective from Graham Potter. Pep Guardiola makes a cameo appearance too. Championship side Cardiff City were close to knocking out Leeds, but have to settle for a replay – both respective managers give their take on that match. And as we now know the draw for the fourth round – Ben takes a look at what could be the most thrilling match-ups! Timecodes: 3'10 – Aston Villa v Stevenage chat. 9'28 – Steve Evans reaction. 17'30 – Unai Emery interview. 20'00 – Man City v Chelsea chat. 21'00 – Chelsea focus. 24'00 – Graham Potter interview. 32'00 – Pep Guardiola audio. 33'30 – Cardiff v Leeds reaction with Jesse Marsch and Mark Hudson. 38'00 – 4th round draw reaction.

Kelly Cates presents the Tuesday Night Club. She's joined by former West Ham midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker, Scotland and Aston Villa midfielder Rachel Corsie and the Telegraph's Luke Edwards. The panel talk about the rejuvenation of Marcus Rashford for Manchester United and how Graham Potter can manage Chelsea's egos. Arsenal going seven points clear at the top with the Emirates crowd fully behind them. They discuss whether Newcastle really can keep winning and how far they can go this season. And chat to Dutch football journalist Elko Born about what Cody Gakpo could bring to Liverpool when he joins them in January. TOPICS: 1:40 – Rashford's re-emergence 10:29 – Erik Ten Hag Interview 13:37 – Graham Potter Interview 14:48 – Chat of Potter's job 21:22 – Arsenal go 7 points clear 30:04 – Newcastle dare to dream 38:28 – Elko Born on Gakpo

What a Sunday of Premier League football. Aaron Paul is joined by former Southampton defender Francis Benali, Aston Villa defender and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie and Luke Edwards of The Daily Telegraph to go through some huge results at both ends of the table. Newcastle moved into the Champions League places after winning at Tottenham. Hear from Eddie Howe as the panel discuss how several players look reborn under the Newcastle boss. Could Callum Wilson be making a late charge to be on the plane to Qatar? Arsenal dropped points for only the second time this season as Southampton held Mikel Arteta's side at St Mary's. Does that ease the pressure on Ralph Hasenhuttl? At the bottom end of the table, Aston Villa ran rampant with a 4-0 win over Brentford. Three goals in 15minutes was a huge statement after the sacking of Steven Gerrard this week. Brentford meanwhile, were 'shambolic' according to their striker Ivan Toney. The pressure continues to build on Jesse Marsch as Leeds lost 2-3 to Fulham at Elland Road. We ask if the Leeds boss could be the next victim of 'sacking season'. But, one man who looks to have eased the pressure on himself is Brendan Rodgers, winning by four goals at Molineux. However, what next for Wolves? One member of the panel predicts there is no way back for them. TOPICS 1'00 Eddie Howe interview 5'00 Was it a foul? Lloris v Wilson 17'40 Southampton 1-1 Arsenal with Ralph Hasenhuttl interview 24'00 Aston Villa 4-0 Brentford with Aaron Danks interview 26'30 Danny Ings interview 31'00 Ivan Toney interview 36'00 Leeds and Jesse Marsch interview 42'00 Sacking season 44'40 Wolves 0-4 Leicester with Brendan Rodgers and Steve Davis interviews

Rachel Malcolm is joined by Professional footballer Rachel Corsie in this weeks special podcast episode of Powering Conversation, powered by SP Energy Networks to talk through her involvement with the Scotland national team and her career highlights to date. 

Kelly Somers is joined by Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie, former Leyton Orient manager Jobi McAnuff and the Daily Telegraph's Luke Edwards to talk about Erik ten Hag's nightmare start as Manchester United manager after they were beaten 2-1 by Brighton at Old Trafford. They ask what went wrong for United today? And with a historic victory from Graham Potter's side, could he go on to be England manager one day? Also, hear from Erling Haaland who scored 2 goals on his debut and what animal did Jobi compare him to? 8'00 – Erik ten Hag's reaction to the 2-1 defeat 13'03 – did Ronaldo make a difference? 21'30 – Marko Arnautovic links 24'15 – Could Graham Potter go on to a bigger job? 26'58 – Danny Welbeck with Juliette Ferrington 33'30 – The Erling Haaland effect 42'22 – What needs to happen at Leicester this summer?

Testimonials; Favourite Scottish Historical Figure; Ready For Season 22-23?; Birmingham. Plus Terracing Teaser and Tunes With Question Marks with Stuart, Tam and Rachel Corsie.

Andrew Maclean is joined by Scotland Women's National Team captain Rachel Corsie to discuss Scotland's 4-1 win over Armenia as well as looking forward to the SWNT match against Ukraine next week...

Aaron Paul, Stephen Kelly & Rachel Corsie review a crucial day in the Premier League as Man City & Liverpool both win & Burnley bag a dramatic 3 points after being 1-0 down with less than ten minutes remaining at Watford, converting it to a crucial 2-1 victory. The panel look at the battle at the bottom of the table as Norwich are confirmed as the first relegated side this season following their loss away at Aston Villa. And there's a deep debate over who wins what between Liverpool and Manchester City in the coming weeks. TIMECODES: 00:58: Burnley's dramatic win at Watford gives Everton even more problems at the bottom & interim manager Mike Jackson post match interview. 06:45: Aston Viall confirm Norwich's relegation. 09:35: Liverpool's win at Newcastle including Jurgen Klopp's reaction. 14:36: Man City's comfortable win at Leeds and Pep Guardiola's thoughts. 21:06: Man City and Liverpool trophy battle plus Pep v Jurgen styles.

Shebahn Ahern is in for Faye Carruthers and is joined by Aston Villa defender and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie. They discuss the weekend drama at the top and bottom of the WSL table. Plus Faye sits down with Bibiana Steinhaus-Webb, the PGMOL's women's select group director to discuss refereeing in women's football. Bradley Hayden also has an interview with England manager Sarina Wiegman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben Haines is alongside Aston Villa defender and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie and former West Ham striker Carlton Cole to discuss Chelsea's 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace to send them through to the FA Cup final. The panel discuss Chelsea's much improved performance after they were knocked out of the Champions League midweek and with Ruben Loftus-Cheek on the scoresheet, what will that goal mean to him? Rachel and Carlton talk about Ashley Westwood's horrific injury at West Ham and how you're meant to carry on as a player when an incident like that happens on the pitch. And there were two other semi-finals today - Colin Armstrong from the Gersnet podcast talks about Rangers win over Celtic in the Scottish FA Cup and there's reaction to Chelsea women's 2-0 win over Arsenal.

Gavin takes a wee breather so it's up to Gary & Graham to lead you through the bleak, mid-winter days and nights as we look back on a fine pair of wins for Stephen Glass' Showtime Dons against Livingston & St. Mirren and we preview this weekend's trip to Perth to face St. Johnstone.  Sandwiched in-between are our usual Loan Watch & Fantasy Football segments before we round things off with an exclusive interview with current Scotland captain and life-long Dons fan, Rachel Corsie.   Music from Virtues.    

KC NWSL is on a roll, and that's a nice change from the season's first few months. The team picked up its second straight home victory, a 2-1 decision against Louisville this week, and now seeks its first road win of the year this weekend. In this episode of our daily SportsBeat KC podcast, soccer writer Shaun Goodwin explains how the first-year club has turned the corner. Also, Sporting KC continues to find success this season. Peter Vermes' club earned a scoreless draw at Minnesota after playing a man down for the final 70 minutes. Goalkeeper Tim Melia was terrific, per usual. And what's a soccer podcast in Kansas City without mentioning Daniel Salloi? A goal in this week's MLS All-Star Game and a national team call-up? It's been the summer of Salloi. Story links: Twice is nice: KC NWSL record second straight victory, beating Louisville How KC NWSL's Rachel Corsie was able to adapt to a new life, and soccer style in America Sporting KC's Salloi scores in penalty shootout to help MLS All-Stars to victory With Tim Meila's stout effort in goal, KC manages scoreless draw in Minnesota Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SWNT captain Rachel Corsie joins us in the Scotland camp for the Official Scotland Podcast. Rachel talks us through her international career, picks three key matches she's played in for the national team and tackles some quickfire questions.

810 and KC NWSL's Aly Trost talks with KC WoSo defender Rachel Corsie about Kansas City, BBQ, the Chiefs, which league has influenced her the most, her podcast & why promoting women's soccer & sports is important to her and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 5 I chat to Scotland defender and Aberdeen fan Rachel Corsie. We discuss her family links to the club, her early memories as a fan and the story of a young Rachel knocking on one of her heroes front Door! We also chat about life in America and her Scotland Career.

Erin Cuthbert + Rachel Corsie join the podcast to talk about the highs and lows of playing for the Scotland national team. We hear everything from the total euphoria of qualifying for the World Cup to the dramatic crash out at the group stage.

Jess Creighton and Sue Smith are joined by Scotland captain Rachel Corsie to reflect on her side's failure to qualify for Euro 2022 and a surprise encounter with Sir Alex Ferguson! Former Wales captain Laura McAllister discusses her bid to join the FIFA council and the need for more diversity at the top of the game. We also hear from Nia Jones and Lauren Nicholls on how they juggled dual careers in football and netball, while Goal Diggers FC's Esther Jones Russell discusses how to break gender stereotypes within the game.

In the latest of the Guest Specials, Good John is joined by Scots Abroad Podcast host and Rangers fan John Walker. John talks about how the concept of Scots Abroad Podcast came about and some of the guests he's had on such as Fiona Brown, Rachel Corsie, Barry Smith and Graham Hunter. With Scotland qualifying for the delayed Euro 2020, he talks about the chances some of our overseas based players such as Ryan Gauld, Lewis Morgan and Aaron Hickey have of breaking into Steve Clarke's plans in time for the Finals. We then move onto John's love for Rangers Football Club and some of his favourite memories following them, including supporting them through the 9 in a row years and being in Manchester for the 2008 UEFA Cup Final. He gives his thoughts on the current Rangers side and their chances of ending Celtic's quest for 10 in a row. We round off with the usual quick fire questions including John's Best Rangers XI. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

In the latest of the Guest Specials, Good John is joined by Scots Abroad Podcast host and Rangers fan John Walker. John talks about how the concept of Scots Abroad Podcast came about and some of the guests he's had on such as Fiona Brown, Rachel Corsie, Barry Smith and Graham Hunter. With Scotland qualifying for the delayed Euro 2020, he talks about the chances some of our overseas based players such as Ryan Gauld, Lewis Morgan and Aaron Hickey have of breaking into Steve Clarke's plans in time for the Finals. We then move onto John's love for Rangers Football Club and some of his favourite memories following them, including supporting them through the 9 in a row years and being in Manchester for the 2008 UEFA Cup Final. He gives his thoughts on the current Rangers side and their chances of ending Celtic's quest for 10 in a row. We round off with the usual quick fire questions including John's Best Rangers XI. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

Rachel joins Callum to talk about her journey from the beginning at Aberdeen ladies to becoming Scotland captain under Shelley Kerr via Glasgow City and multiple foreign adventures.

Picture the scene: it's the end of the World Cup final, and the trophy is being lifted aloft by the finest team on the planet after a 3-1 final victory over West Germany. Wrapped around the trophy are two Scottish hands, surely the dream of every supporter in Caledonia. But these hands do not belong to Rachel Corsie, Andy Robertson or any of their illustrious predecessors as captains of the Scottish national teams. They belong to Rose Reilly, an Ayrshire lassie who has played so well for her team that she is voted player of the tournament. Sadly for the Scots, she is wearing the colours of Italy. Join host Roddy Cairns (@RoddyGCairns) and Kirsty McLeod (@kmcleodr) for the story of Rose Reilly, the globetrotting Scot who lifted international football's biggest prize. Music credits (as edited): Welcome to the Show by Kevin MacLeod (Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4614-welcome-to-the-show) Fearless First by Kevin MacLeod (Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3742-fearless-first)

Hello & Welcome to the 6, 8 or 10 Podcast. In this episode I'm joined by Utah Royals/Birmingham City Centre Back & Scotland Captain Rachel Corsie. In her early days at Glasgow City I was fortunate enough to see her operate up close while I was in the youth set up and it's been great to see her have the career she has made for herself. We talk about her youth playing for Stonehaven & Aberdeen before moving to Glasgow City, turning pro in her early 20s with Notts County before heading to the States to play with Real Salt Lake and then to the Utah Royals where she is today (currently on loan to Birmingham City). We also speak about her podcast with best friend Leanne Crichton, the importance of being a role model, her values as a player & person as well as what advice she would give to her younger self. Tune in and enjoy with a nice cup of tea and biscuit of your choosing. Take Care, Stay Safe. Bye Now

Join Paul Cooney, Barry Ferguson and Ali DeFoy as they bring you the build up for the crucial Scotland European Championships Semi-Final Play-Off against Israel. The team are also joined by Captain of the Scotland Womens National Team, Rachel Corsie and Rob Maclean, live on the phone from Hampden. Listen live on DAB and on the APP every weeknight 5-7PM.

Ep.22 Frankie Brown|BTG|Behind the Goals by BTG with Leanne Crichton & Rachel Corsie

Ep.18 Jennifer Beattie|BTG|Behind the Goals by BTG with Leanne Crichton & Rachel Corsie

Rachel Corsie, Scottish Women's National Team and Utah Royals FC center back, joins Nedum for the second time to compare experiences on the pitch, behind the mic and preparing to return to competition during quarantine. 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

Ep.5 Lisa Evans |#BTG|Behind the Goals by BTG with Leanne Crichton & Rachel Corsie

Ep.4 Hayley Lauder|#BTG|Behind the Goals by BTG with Leanne Crichton & Rachel Corsie

Ep.3: The duo Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie catch up with Scotland and Manchester City star Caroline Weir.

Ep.2: Join Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie in their Behind the Goals show. It all starts back in time with youth international football, being flat mates during their time at Glasgow City FC and they finally nail down the listeners favourite biscuit!! Check it out and give us your thoughts!! @crichtonleanne8 @rachelcorsie14

On this week’s Northern Goal, Rachel Corsie is our guest as she endures self-isolation in the United States due to coronavirus, with the Scotland captain talking about everything from panic buying to the decision to postpone the Olympics, to Rafa Benitez. We also discuss Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack’s stark warning about the financial implications of Scottish football’s shutdown and the Highland League’s decision to call time on their season – meaning Brora Rangers have won the title.

The latest in our series of interviews with Scottish footballers who play outside of the UK. Coming through Stonehaven, Aberdeen Ladies and Glasgow City before moving to play professionally in England with Notts County then the American NWSL with Seattle Reign and, currently, Utah Royals. We talk to Rachel about her early career, the influences and injuries along the way and becoming Scotland captain, leading the squad to play at a World Cup.

The latest in our series of interviews with Scottish footballers who play outside of the UK. Coming through Stonehaven, Aberdeen Ladies and Glasgow City before moving to play professionally in England with Notts County then the American NWSL with Seattle Reign and, currently, Utah Royals. We talk to Rachel about her early career, the influences and injuries along the way and becoming Scotland captain, leading the squad to play at a World Cup.

Graeme and Robert are joined by Scotland manager Shelley Kerr and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie to chat through Scottish women's football and the rise of the SWNT before deciding who is going to do them some solids. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

RUNNING ORDER PART 1a: A Desmond at Tynecastle, Hearts 2-2 Hamilton (02m 50s) PART 1b: Kilmarnock 1-2 Hibs (10m 30s) PART 2a: Rangers 1-0 Livingston (18m 30s) PART 2b: Aberdeen 1-2 Celtic (27m 00s) PART 3a: Ross County 1-1 ST Johnstone (34m 40s) PART 4: Lee Price from Paddy Power (38m 00s) PART 5a: Scotland captain Rachel Corsie on the World Cup and Euros qualifying (40m 00s) PART 5b: Europa League previews (49m 30s) WE’VE GOT A WEBSITE! check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) ! And come see us LIVE! Glasgow (https://www.glee.co.uk/performer/the-totally-scottish-football-show/) or Aberdeen (https://www.aberdeenperformingarts.com/whats-on/comedy/the-totally-scottish-football-podcast/3953)

Women's World Football Show, Episode 159 features exclusive interviews with Sassuolo FC center-back Grace Cutler; Australia WNT defender Alanna Kennedy; Scotland WNT defender Rachel Corsie; Washington Spirit goalkeeper Aubrey Bledsoe; and Nigeria U20 striker Charity Chetachukwu Reuben.

What is this, a crossover episode? Rachel Corsie (URFC centerback, Scottish WNT capitan, host of the Rethink podcast) joins Nedum to talk football, music and the most famous contacts on their phones.

We had a great episode last week. Unfortunately, technical problems are going to technical problem. We talked about a lot, and so we try to recap as much as we can as quickly as possible. On the plus side, this may be our most ridiculous episode ever. Utah Royals Reserves wrapped up their first season in a championship game in extra time. - A massive accomplishment for Amy LePeilbet and her team. While in the meantime, World Cup winners Sauerbrunn, O'Hara and Press got the keys to the city from Mayor Jackie Biskupski. The game against Portland was a heck of a time. Sinclair opened up scoring early with an incredibly goal. Christen Press followed right before halftime with an equally impressive goal, and then the final minutes of play saw an own goal from Becky Sauerbrunn and then an equalizer for Rachel Corsie. Two centerback goals in the span of minutes - how about that huh? This week saw the Royals take on the NC Courage, and it was.... Mostly more of the same. A strong start, an uninspiring middle of the game, and a good closing. Some people have even started calling for Harvey's head, we don't think so. Stay tuned for a bunch of tangents.

What sport would Rachel Corsie play if she wasn't a footballer? Rachel and Erika talk sports, their ride-or-die fandom and athlete pay equality. Also, don't miss the new word of the week.

Rachel Corsie returns to the podcast studio after representing Scotland in the FIFA Women's World cup. Rachel and Erika talk about the experience in France, the good the bad- not shying away from controversial topics- and where the sport moves from here. Also, the wait is over, Scottish word of the week is back!

Rachel Corsie and Erika Tymrak talk about their favorite shows, role playing as a cardiothoracic surgeon, and why Sir David Attenborough's narration makes everything better.

We go deeeeep on Group D, profiling the tactics, talking points, and key players of England, Scotland, Argentina, and Japan. Timestamps below: 2:00 — World Cup preview website we recommend: http://allwhitekit.com 3:15 — ENGLAND Key players: Lucy Bronze (world's besets right back!) and Nikita Parris (electric winger) Also watch: Jill Scott, Fran Kirby 24:05 — Today's show is sponsored by SeatGeek. Use code TSS for $10 of your first ticket. 26:30 — SCOTLAND Key players: Kim Little (undispossessable) and Erin Cuthbert (energetic and creative attacker) Also watch: Central defenders Rachel Corsie and Jennifer Beattie 42:45 — ARGENTINA Key players: Estefania Banini (#10) and Eliana Stabile (left back with rocket shot) Also watch: Striker Sole Jaime 55:00 — Today's show is sponsored Hims. To get a complete hair loss kit for just $5 go to http://forhims.com/totalsoccer 57:31 — JAPAN Key players: Saki Kumagai (defensive mid for Lyon, central defender for Japan) and Kumi Yokoyama (striker) Also watch: Yui Hasegawa (attacking mid/striker and best presser) 1:17:00 —Scouting network updates    

Hey everyone, Episode 60! I guess this means we are old now. Utah Royals Reserves kicked off their opening season after transitioning from the former RSL Women. In two games they have two wins and are led by a coaching staff of Amy LePeilbet, Liz Bogus, Colette Smith, and Nicole Barnhart. The roster consists of 20 current college players and 6 former college players, including players part of the Utah Royals pre-season. We're going to do our best to cover the squad moving forward, also check out the Reserves specialist and our incredible friend @sirveaux24 for his coverage. In international news, after the NC Courage game Rachel Corsie departs for the World Cup. The United States Women's National Team took on the New Zealand Football Ferns. While the final score was 5-0, Katie Bowen had a good showing. Becky Sauerbrunn and Kelley O'Hara started, and Press came off the bench for 18 solid minutes in which she dished off an assist. The North Carolina game, was in a word anxiety provoking. Despite facing an onslaught of attack, with NC taking 18 shots and the Royals taking 2, most of the game seemed to be a matter of when, not if North Carolina would equalize, and sure enough they did in the final fifteen. That said there are positives to take away from this game, as well as plenty of concerns as defensively the squad is about to get much more inexperienced. The first 10 minutes of the game may have been the best cohesive phase of minutes we have seen all season, and the final 80 we looked to be hanging by a thread. The Royals have a tendency to be very, very good, and then once they score a goal, they take on the look of an entirely different team. We talk about this. Thanks to all the wonderful folks who keep up with us on a weekly basis, and keep your questions coming. Don't hesitate to rate and review, plus reach out to us at @URFCShow, @wirtjogets2yell, @meganrsl15, @lucaswmuller, @TheSoccerCritic, @cinderL9, and sirveaux24. For home games we are going to start using instagram a lot, so follow us there @URFCShow. You can also hit us up on Facebook or if email is your preferred method of communication, that also works: URFCshow@gmail.com.

It's episode #55 of the Utah Royals FC Show. "Big Daddy" Lucas Muller and "Knows-Everything-About-NWSL" RJ Allen are back with Wirtjo.  Soccer happened. NWSL happened. It was great, let's talk about it. 18,015 people showed up. Friend of the podcast Lo'eau LaBonta banged in her first goal in gold. Christen Press had a beautiful assist. Kelley O'hara was on the bench. Mandy Laddish played her first game in over 950 days. Rookie Michelle Maemone shocked us all by making her debut. Moreover, while the Orlando Pride haven't been great this year and are missing some key players from last year, like Sydney Leroux, Monica and Christine Nairn, this is a matchup that Utah cannot underestimate. That said the Pride are in a run of poor form as they lost the last four games of the season last year and are winless in three games so far this season. We'll see if the Utah Royals can capitalize on that. It's also important not to forget the elephant in the room. We have a TV broadcast! Did we tone down our salt on that enough? We tried our best. Additionally, some of our favorites Rachel Corsie and Erika Tymrak launched a podcast of their own, thanks for the competition ;) Here's a link to that. https://www.rsl.com/post/2019/04/22/rethink-rachel-corsie-and-erika-tymrak

URFC centerback Rachel Corsie and forward Erika venture into the world of podcasting sharing stories from the road, preseason bonding and living with roommate.

Rachel Corsie just came back from the national team and was just about to play her 2nd club road game in five days with Canberra United. Regardless, she was willing to chat with us a bit just hours before she kicked off against her Royals teammate Gunnhildur Jónsdóttir and Adelaide United. We chat about recovering from injury, working with Laura Harvey again, the growth of Scottish Football, captaining a national team, how she moved from the midfield to centerback, moving to Australia, playing against teammates, and thoughts on haggis.

Hey everyone, hope you enjoyed your labor day, we know we did. Lots of news and updates coming in this week. Hope you enjoy Wirtjo's awkward monologue. Rachel Corsie and Elise Thorsnes qualified for the World Cup in France next summer with their respective countries. Gunny and Iceland heartbreakingly missed out just barely, but put in plenty of viking level performances throughout the process. Depending on the Sky Blue game Tuesday night, the home game on Saturday against the Chicago Red Stars could very well be the last game of an amazing debut season for us. So pack Rio Tinto. Lets finish the season strong. Doing the fan poll was a lot of fun, be sure to check RSL Soapbox for a pie chart of that if my rambling get's boring.

6 more for RSL, Rachel Corsie leads Scotland as they qualify for the 2019 FIFA World Cup and Monarchs lose for the first time at home.

6 more for RSL, Rachel Corsie leads Scotland as they qualify for the 2019 FIFA World Cup and Monarchs lose for the first time at home.

Carla and Greg react to the 1-2 loss to Orlando. Laura Harvey, Desiree Scott and Rachel Corsie talk to the press.

Rachel Corsie of the Utah Royals joined the media following their 2-1 loss to Orlando Pride.

Carla and Greg react to the 1-2 loss to Orlando. Laura Harvey, Desiree Scott and Rachel Corsie talk to the press.

Rachel Corsie of the Utah Royals joined the media following their 2-1 loss to Orlando Pride.

Farewell 2016, you were generally an utter rotter, but you did end with 3 wins in a week putting the Dons back on track. We're joined by Scotland international Rachel Corsie to discuss her 2016 and look ahead to what promises to be a big year culminating

Women's World Football Show, Episode 73 features exclusive interviews with USWNT star Crystal Dunn; Arsenal head coach Pedro Martinez Losa; Chelsea head coach Emma Hayes; Durham Women FC captain Sarah Wilson; and Scotland defender Rachel Corsie.

In the week of a deflating display at Hamilton we talk midfield shape, plastic pitches and the lesser-spotted Josh Parker. Plus Rachel Corsie joins us to talk about her career and the upcoming Scotland v Macedonia game.

Jess Fishlock and Rachel Corsie join Kieran as they look back at the World Cup last eight and look ahead to this week's semi-finals.

A packed show featuring interviews with new Seattle Reign defender, Rachel Corsie, and the overall number one pick in the NWSL draft, Morgan Brian. This, plus we chat to our friend JJ Duke from Our Game Magazine to review the draft, plus a bit of news about the transfers from the FAWSL. Thanks as always for listening.