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Ep 359: The Lionesses return to Nations League action, they take on Belgium in a double header, join me as I take a look at the latest squad and how the Nations League looks at the moment. Running Time: 13:58 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

Are the Lionesses progressing enough ahead of their Euros title defence?Katie Smith reflects on a frustrating night for England as they were held to a 1-1 draw in Portugal in their Nations League opener.She's joined by former Lionesses goalkeeper Karen Bardsley and Aston Villa midfielder Lucy Staniforth to ask if Sarina Weigman's side are on the right track ahead of Euro 2025.We also hear from the England head coach and defender Millie Bright.There's also reaction to another bad night for Leicester, as they were thrashed 4-0 at home by Brentford.TIMECODES 01:00 Analysis of Portugal 1-1 England 06:00 Millie Brighton on England needing to improve 15:30 Sarina Weigman interview 21:00 Leicester City 0-4 BrentfordBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this weekend: Sat 1500 Arsenal v West Ham, Sat 1730 Aston Villa v Chelsea starting on 5 Sports Extra, Sun 1400 Newcastle v Nottingham Forest, Sun 1630 Man City v Liverpool.

Ep 354: The Lionesses return to action in the Nations League, Portugal away followed by a tough home game against World Champions Spain. I take you through the latest squad and give an update on what's going on in the WSL. Running Time: 16:17 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

Long time friend of the podcast, PSG's Mary Earps joins the crew whilst on holiday to discuss the upcoming move to Paris, the reasons for her departure from Manchester United and spills the tea about the trio's experiences in Ibiza so far. You'll hear more tales from inside the England camp and Vick asks whether she'd be allowed into the Lionesses' dressing room if she played a specific artist for manager Sarina Weigman.

Ben Haines is joined by Vicki Sparks, plus former Lionesses Karen Bardsley and Carly Telford, to react to England's 2-1 loss to France in their crucial European Championship qualifier. The team touch on a tired second-half performance from England, Mary Earps' injury and France's fluidity in possession. We hear from England boss Sarina Weigman, captain Leah Williamson, and goal scorer Beth Mead before the team chat about Emma Hayes' start to life as USA head coach. Finally, John Murray joins the pod from Wembley stadium on the eve of the Champions League Final between Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid. He previews the game with The Mirror's John Cross and Kicker writer, Patrick Kleinmann, whilst also hearing from both managers.Timecodes: 0:13 Intro & reflections on the match 4:23 Beth Mead post-match interview 8:20 Sarina Weigman post-match interview 13:34 Leah Williamson post-match interview 15:52 Emma Hayes interview and discussion 21:34 Champions League Final preview

Anson is an American soccer coach (in the USA it is referred to as soccer not Football) who is currently the Head Coach of the Womens Team at the University of North Carolina. Under his leadership the team has won 21 of the 31 NCAA Championships. His teams have a winning record of 91%. He has been named the NCAA coach of the year on 8 occasions. In 1991 he also led the USA team to the first Womens World Cup. The USA have gone on to win the World Cup and 4 occasions and one-third of the players in those teams have come through Ansons team at North Carolina. Another notable alumna from his team is Sarina Weigman who led the UK to the Women's Euro 2022. Anson has firm and challenging philosophies that he has hones over many many years, and listenting to him made me reflect on the way I parent and lead. In this fantastic interview some of the highlights for me were: How coaching men and women the same was a mistake. And his associated learning that women are better at making moral judgements based on how people are affected, and he personally would prefer to be led by someone like that. The concept of the competitive cauldron which shapes the culture in his team, and is based on rankings for performance on a multitude of ares at training and in games. His fantastic idea that "And if you're a female, and you're competitive, you are excoriated by your own culture, like there's something wrong with you. No, there's nothing wrong with you." And How the first step on any leadership journey is learning to lead yourself, and this is where most people fail because it requires action that scares people. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Jon, Sam and Fin join Aaron to dissect Plymouth Argyle's 3-3 draw with Wayne Rooney's Birmingham City at Fortress Home Park; discussing Life after Schumacher, Jay Stansfield's celebration, Krystian Bielik's dismissal, Siriki Dembele's kick-out, Defensive disbelief, Ben Waine's performance AND cover Steven Schumacher's comments to Chris Errington and PlymouthLive, 100 Applications, Gus Poyet, Per Mertesacker, Sarina Weigman, Dean Holden and Dick Schreuder's chances at becoming manager, Contributors Christmas messages, Preview Boxing Day's trip to Erol Bulut's Cardiff City, Freddie Isaaka's due a start and a whole load more! #pafc | #bcfc Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Faye Carruthers and former Tottenham captain Jenna Schillaci dissect all the weekend's Women's Super League action! You'll hear from Chelsea boss Emma Hayes after their 3--0 win at Everton and why she's leaving the club after 12 years in charge, as well as Everton manager Brian Sorensen after that defeat. Plus an exclusive interview with Lionesses manager Sarina Weigman and a discussion surrounding the FA Cup prize fund being doubled! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

England Women's football manager Sarina Weigman shares the secrets of her success from her new book What It Takes.Join Chris, Vassos, Rachel, Sinead and the team every weekday for the greatest guests, the day's dealings, and laughs with the listeners, on Virgin Radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen along as we discuss the USWNT attempting to win their 4th World Cup but standing in their way are the reigning European Champions, the Netherlands - led by the one and only Sarina Weigman! It was a fantastic World Cup final that didn't disappoint, yet we found time to digress and discuss whether Wiegman should be named as Southgate's successor, how elite is too elite and whether Phil Neville can become "Big Phil" if he grows a moustache! Follow and subscribe on all good podcast apps. Reviews always welcome so please take the time to rate on your app!

Ep 281: It was just only a month ago that the Lionesses were playing in the World Cup final, they are now back in action for their first ever Nations League matches, home to Scotland and away to Netherlands. I'm joined by Rich Laverty to take a look at them. Running Time: 36:51 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

The Smart 7 is a daily podcast that gives you everything you need to know in 7 minutes, at 7 am, 7 days a week... With over 13 million downloads and consistently charting, including as No. 1 News Podcast on Spotify, we're a trusted source for people every day. If you're enjoying it, please follow, share, or even post a review, it all helps... Today's episode includes the following:https://twitter.com/i/status/1701880898231369931 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701884685104681362https://twitter.com/i/status/1701863318711930940 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701921394190168389 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701936437703196767https://twitter.com/i/status/1701897580530339953 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701858532776120351 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701889304476229898https://twitter.com/i/status/1702003035059163342 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701759976124060022 https://twitter.com/i/status/1701617842456498368 Contact us over @TheSmart7pod or visit www.thesmart7.com Presented by Ciara Revins, written by Liam Thompson, researched by Lucie Lewis and produced by Daft Doris. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The former England striker Darren Bent believes Gareth Southgate was wrong to bring on Harry Maguire in England's 3-1 win over Scotland, which has led to more criticism for the Manchester United defender, and the former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan agrees. The former England winger Trevor Sinclair says the Manchester United forward Jadon Sancho had every right to defend himself amid public criticism from his manager Erik ten Hag, but could have phrased it better. The Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou outlines what success will look like for him in North London, and the West Ham First Team Coach Kevin Nolan discusses a summer of transition for the Hammers. The European Football Expert Kevin Hatchard tells us about the investment company interested in Everton, and we hear exclusively from Lionesses manager Sarina Weigman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

England manager Sarina Weigman hopes the Lionesses can produce their 'best game ever' when they take on Spain in the final of the Women's World Cup, whilst Lionesses captain Millie Bright believes it will be a dream come true if they go all the way and lift the trophy. The former Manchester City winger Trevor Sinclair believes Newcastle missed an opportunity in their 1-0 defeat at Manchester City, who secured a record 17th home win in a row in all competitions. The former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara believes Liverpool can mount a Premier League title challenge after their 3-1 win over Bournemouth at Anfield, whilst Aston Villa legend Gabby Agbonlahor tips Wolves for relegation following their 4-1 thrashing at home to Brighton. And England Rugby Union Head Coach Steve Borthwick reflects on their 29-10 to Ireland, which was live on talkSPORT 2. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We look back on Sunday's Women's World Cup Final, as the Lionesses fell just short of glory, being beaten 1-0 by Spain in Sydney.We get analysis on the game from Lianne Sanderson, Courtney Sweetman-Kirk and Faye CarruthersCourtney also spoke to Lionesses boss Sarina Weigman, and defender Jess Carter. In the Premier League Aston Villa annihilated Everton, and Chelsea were well beaten by bitter rivals West Ham.Tony Cascarino praises Phil Foden, Kaoru Mitoma, and we hear from Mikel Arteta and Roy Hodgson ahead of tonight's live and exclusive talkSPORT Commentary game at Selhurst park. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Supportive coaching is shown to be effective in having a positive influence on an athlete's development, particularly when athletes are unsure of themselves, are less confident and lack mental toughness.  Feel free to check out today's solo episode where I discuss compassion, mental toughness and high performance to help with the development of sports coaches and to improve the experience for athletes. Key Learning Points High performing teams such as The Lionesses recognise showing compassion is hugely beneficial to individuals and the team as a whole. Fear cultures and giving out “tough love” are thing of the past in miliary circles. In elite sport top coaches are well educated and are aware of the need to balance support and challenge with their players. Compassion can help us feel safe and protected leaving us better able to learn and develop. Sarina Weigman's response to Lauren James' red card in a recent World Cup match versus Nigeria is a classic example of compassionate coaching. As a coach how do you naturally respond to difficulties or mistakes? Dr Kristin Neff has many helpful resources on compassion. Google Professor Sophia Jowett's work on the coach-athlete relationship and the relationship with performance and well-being.  Connect with David Charlton Sign Up to The Mental Edge Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn Relevant Podcast Episodes to Help Sports Coaches Ep039: John Fletcher – How to Develop Fearless Athletes Ep123: Richard Dorney MBE – Supporting People: What Can You Learn About Resilience From The Military Ep180: David Charlton - How To Work With Team Units To Improve Culture In Teams Ep181:David Charlton - How to Improve Teamwork using a 4Cs Mental Toughness Approach  Ep182: Doug Strycharczyk - An Introduction to Mental Toughness and Psychological Safety #BITESIZE Other Relevant Resources to Upskill Sports Coaches Blog – 5 Ways to Create a Psychological Safe Sporting Environment Blog – Mental Health Guidance For Coaches When Supporting Athletes Blog: How Coaches Can Help Athletes Deal with Mistakes Online Course for Sports Coaches developed by Professor Sophia Jowett - Empowering the athlete: The coach-athlete partnership Dr Kristin Neff's Work on Compassion Cath Bishop - Compassion can produce better performance – just look at the Lionesses

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by The ABC's Tracey Holmes as the Matildas story ascends to new levels - victory over France in an agonising seventeen-minute shootout, drawing unprecedented public support and putting them into the semi-finals. Tracey has covered the Matildas for decades, and couldn't be prouder.The next opponent are England's Lionesses - The Athletic's Charlotte Harpur returns with Sarina Weigman's side still yet to find their best at the tournament, most-recently coming from behind to defeat Colombia 2-1 in the quarter-finals. Rob and Derek Dyson ascertain the confidence levels of the old enemy. Astronomical television numbers, Barnaby Joyce's all-time howler and more adoration of Herve Renard are all on the agenda, as is Ange Postecoglou's Premier League debut and another Andrew Redmayne penalty masterclass.Join us for Stoppage Time on Friday, as we re-group following the semi-finals and look ahead to the weekend's deciders.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Master conquers apprentice as Pep Guardiola's Manchester City brush aside Vincent Kompany's Burnley, as the Premier League is back with a bang. Both managers spoke to Adrian Durham after the game, as well as City youngster Rico Lewis, who appeared to have been struck by an object thrown from the crowd during the game.Elsewhere we preview all of today's live commentaries from the Premier League, a huge night of Heavyweight boxing at the O2 as Anthony Joshua faces Robert Helenius and Sarina Weigman catches up with Courtney Sweetman Kirk, ahead of this morning's Women's World Cup Quarter Final against Colombia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of England's first World Cup game against Haiti, Ben Haines is joined by international midfielder Fran Kirby, Arsenal head coach Jonas Eidevall and former Chelsea and England goalkeeper Carly Telford to preview the game. We also hear from manager Sarina Weigman and captain Millie Bright as England prepare to open their campaign. The panel also look at the importance of Keira Walsh to this England side and how the Lionesses are coping with the expectation on them after last year's European Championship victory. And Carly reacts to Mary Earps' criticism of Nike's decision not to manufacture replicas of her goalkeeping shirt. 05:00 Inside the England camp, including interviews with Sarina Weigman and Millie Bright. 11:00 Preview of England v Haiti 23:00 Keira Walsh's importance to England 36:00 How England are coping with the pressure

Ep 264: With just over 50 days to go Sarina Weigman announced her 23 to go to the 2023 World Cup, find out who made it and who didn't. Running Time: 13:24 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tom Roddy and Molly Hudson to discuss the week's biggest football stories.Jose Mourinho misses the chance to win the Europa League after a penalty shoot-out defeat to Sevilla in Budapest, but will he stay in Serie A next season, or will he make the perfect International manager? (00:00)The Times' Manchester Correspondent Paul Hirst joins the show to preview the weekend's FA Cup final as Man United face Man City at Wembley, how motivated will United be to stop City winning the treble? How important a day is it for Manchester United? (09:25)Gregor, Tom and Molly continue building up to the FA Cup final. What type of game will we expect to see? Will City's complacency cost them with their eyes on the Champions League final? What do United need to do in the summer to strengthen? (24:30)Manchester United have reportedly agreed terms with Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount - how disappointed should Chelsea be to lose another homegrown player? What can Mount add to the Manchester United midfield? Will Declan Rice be a good signing for Bayern Munich? (34:45)Molly looks ahead to the start of the Women's World Cup, as Sarina Weigman names England's squad for the tournament this summer. Will their injuries catch up with them? When will the off-the-field problems such as broadcasting rights etc be solved? (46:55)Get more of The Times and The Sunday Times for less than £1 a day. Start your free trial: thetimes.co.uk/thegame Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aaron Paul presents reaction as Arsenal's title hopes take another slip after a dramatic 3-3 draw at home to relegation-threatened Southampton. Hear from Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on what a third consecutive draw means for his side's title ambitions, ahead of Wednesday's crucial encounter with Manchester City. Aaron is also joined by Sebastien Bassong and Nigel Reo-Coker to look ahead to the weekend's FA Cup semi-finals, asking whether Sheffield United can shock Pep Guardiola's Man City. And after England captain Leah Williamson was ruled out of this summer's World Cup, former England international Siobhan Chamberlain assesses where this leaves Sarina Weigman's side. TIMECODES 01:00 – Reaction to Arsenal 3-3 Southampton, including interviews with Mikel Arteta and Ruben Selles; 14:30 - Leah Williamson to miss the World Cup. 22:00 – FA Cup semi-final preview 33:00 – Nagelsmann and Chelsea latest

Kelly Cates is joined by former Scotland internationals Pat Nevin and James McFadden, as well as commentator Conor McNamara and reporter Roddy Forsyth after Scotland's superb 2-0 win over Spain in their Euro 2024 qualifier. The panel assess where it went right for Steve Clarke's side, and we hear from the Scotland head coach after a first victory over the Spaniards in nearly 40 years. We also hear from Wales boss Rob Page after a 1-0 victory over Latvia left his side with four points from their opening two qualifying games. And after naming her squad for the upcoming matches with Brazil and Australia, England head coach Sarina Weigman tells us about Hannah Hampton's recall and whether Beth Mead can make this summer's World Cup. TIMECODES 01:00 – Analysis of Scotland 2-0 Spain; 16:00 – Steve Clarke interview; 20:00 – Wales 1-0 Latvia; 23:00 – Sarina Weigman on squad selection, Beth Mead and Hannah Hampton

Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Manchester United and the Glazer family announce their willingness to sell the club. News doesn't get much bigger. Hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait react on today's episode of the Manchester United Weekly Podcast. Also on the show, we're delighted to welcome United Women's effervescent centre-back Millie Turner to the show, as she reacts to a brilliant 3-2 comeback win over Arsenal in front of a 40,000-strong crowd at the Emirates on Saturday. She also discusses her new partnership with Maya Le Tissier, the emotion around returning from a serious neck injury and what it will mean to take to the Old Trafford turf on 3 December against Aston Villa. We also welcome Adam Millington onto the show, freelance journalist covering the Women's Super League for BBC Sport, the i newspaper and many more. He helps us set the context for United Women's campaign so far, explain how England boss Sarina Weigman has impacted the team, and predicts how a potential change in ownership could affect the women's team at United. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 What to expect from today's show 01:35 Reaction to the Glazer announcement of a potential sale (why have they changed their minds? How can United and Liverpool fans work together? 14:45 Arsenal 2-3 United Women - reaction with Adam Millington 16:40 Interview with United centre-back Millie Turner 23:50 Adam Millington on the progress United Women have made this season 28:50 What could a change in ownership do for United Women? 32:30 Adam Millington (an Oldham fan) on what to expect when your football club changes ownership 34:10 Harry and Jack react to Ronaldo's departure 37:30 How we're enjoying the World Cup? 38:30 Marcus Rashford's goal 39:30 Is there a striker we can sign from the World Cup? 43:00 Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The former Aston Villa captain Gabby Agbonlahor believes that Liverpool will fail to finish in the Top 4 of the Premier League after they suffered a 1-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest, with manager Jurgen Klopp hitting back at talkSPORT commentator Sam Matterface when asked if he could see his side's form dropping off at the end of last season. The Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper hopes his side can now kick on, but is quick to say that it is only three points. Chelsea manager Graham Potter was pleased with his players' commitment in their 1-1 draw with Man United, but some United fans said the result at Stamford Bridge proved how thin their squad is at the moment. England bowler Sam Curran reflects on becoming the first Englishman to take 5 wickets in an International T20 game after figures of 5-10 helped them beat Afghanistan, and Lionesses boss Sarina Weigman reflects on their Women's World Cup draw. Elsewhere, legendary Boxer Chris Eubank hopes Conor Benn's name can be cleared after tests showed an adverse finding in his system which led to his fight against Chris Eubank Jr being postponed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lionesses have recorded England's first major title for 56 years. Winning over Germany, their EURO champions crown offers a truly transformational moment for women's sport. In today's micro lesson, I reflect on what it takes to create a high performance culture, from my conversation with Baroness Sue Campbell, the managing director of Women's Football at the FA. We consider the leadership skills that her and coach Sarina Weigman have used to develop this winning culture.   As a listener to the show, use the code PODCAST100 to get 1 free month on Sporting Edge Membershiphttps://www.sportingedge.com/membership/ ( here), which includes 24/7 access to over 900 insights and high performance strategies. Links mentioned: https://www.sportingedge.com/podcasts/episode-19.html (​​Mastermind: Baroness Sue Campbell)

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In Part Two of the Manchester United Weekly Podcast's season preview, hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait first reflect on a magical Wembley night for England's Lionesses. United's Ella Toone scored a stunning goal in 2-1 European Championship final victory over Germany. Alessia Russo and Mary Earps also made key contributions.We review a double game weekend as United took on Atletico Madrid and Rayo Vallecano in Oslo and Manchester respectively. We'll talk about the performances of new signings Lisandro Martinez and Christian Eriksen, an exciting display from Alejandro Garnacho. We'll talk about Cristiano Ronaldo, about Erik ten Hag's use of the full-backs, about how the defensive structure has altered so far. And we'll talk about United's first game of the season, against Brighton, at Old Trafford, Sunday 7 August at 2pm UK time.In our bonus Patreon Q&A - included in the normal show this week as a taster - we discuss Frenkie de Jong's potential transfer in more detail and consider a fascinating question on Sarina Weigman v Gareth Southgate.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Patreon notice00:45 Introduction01:30 England Lionesses - European champions!12:30 United v Rayo Vallecano - Garnacho's exciting display16:20 Eriksen v Van de Beek18:30 Playing out from the back v Atleti23:15 Inverted full-backs25:10 Attacking full-backs with Ten Hag27:00 Lack of squad depth29:00 What to do with Ronaldo?32:15 Quick-fire questions (league winners, where will United finish, who will be top goalscorer, will United win a trophy etc.)34:00 United at SuperCupNI (formerly known as the Milk Cup)34:40 Excitement for the new season38:00 FPL details38:30 OutroBonus Q&A40:50 Frenkie de Jong49:00 “Is the difference between Sarina Wiegman and Southgate that Wiegman sets her team up to maximize its strengths while Southgate doesn't? Both have a wealth of attacking talent but only Wiegman seems to try to use it to win games as opposed to not losing them.” Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Women's sport is celebrating not just in the UK but around the world as football fans watched England defeat Germany 2-1 after extra-time at Wembley Stadium to capture the European Championship this past weekend. The scenes at the North London venue were unprecedented in women's football with a crowd of 87,192 creating an atmosphere like no other. The chants of ‘football's coming home' echoed far and wide as Sarina Weigman's team did what so few teams have historically been able to in this tournament—they beat eight-time champions Germany. That the game went to extra-time only underscored the Lionesses resilient form that they showed all tournament and served to reinforce the remarkable leadership that is Sarina Weigman. She has empowered her team like no other manager in England's history and led the team to a European victory, just as she did with her native Dutch team in 2017. The tournament attendance topped 574,875 (In The Netherlands in 2017 it was 240,055) and the UK TV audience reached 17.4 million ( the 2019 Women's World Cup was 11.7 million). Chris and Nancy share their thoughts on the final and what it will take to keep the momentum going for girls and women in football and beyond. In other news, The Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten won the inaugural Tour de France Femme. Her compatriot; the legend that is Marianne Vos won three of the stages, plus a second and third finish. Meanwhile in Hungary in motorsports W Series, Alice Powell fended off reigning champion Jamie Chadwick to give Britain a total of five finishers in the top ten. In Birmingham, England last week the Commonwealth Games began and Nancy has news of a cycling controversy. In MMA Brazilian Amanda Nunes regained her Bantamweight title defeating American Julianna Pena in a bloody fight. And as we indicated last week, the UK Rugby Football Union Council voted in favor of updating its gender policy starting with 22/23 season, which excludes transgender men from competing on women's teams.Hosts: Chris Stafford & Nancy GillenRecorded: August 1, 2022WiSP Sports is the ONLY GLOBAL PODCAST NETWORK FOR WOMEN'S SPORT with more than 60 hosts, 1600+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. Every episode is a WiSP SPORTS ORIGINAL PRODUCTION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.We are ranked in the top 2% of more than 2.71 million podcasts worldwide. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at wispsports@gmail.com.

The England manager Sarina Weigman tells talkSPORT they are well prepared for this afternoon's European Championship final against Germany, whilst defender Lucy Bronze is hoping the senior players can use their experience to help throughout the game at Wembley. The former England defender Stuart Pearce believes Liverpool can now kick on and lift the Premier League title after beating Manchester City to win the Community Shield, but the former Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor believes Pep Guardiola's side won't care as much about yesterday's result. Elsewhere, the former Republic of Ireland striker Tony Cascarino reacts to the news that Leicester have turned down a £40m offer from Newcastle for their midfielder James Maddison. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

England's European Championship winning footballers are the toast of social media right now after their nail biting extra time 2-1 win over Germany.   Hashtags including ‘itscomehome' and ‘womensfootball' have been trending across Twitter and Instagram alongside of course #lionesses.   Video clips going viral include the players gatecrashing manager Sarina Weigman's post match press conference and the winning goal from Chloe Kelly.   If you're interested in finding out more about women's football on social media, the Lionesses have their own @lionesses Twitter and Instagram accounts and the women's super league is @barclaysWSL.   In Scotland you can visit scotwomensfootball.com for an overviews of all levels of the game and you'll find the top flight clubs in the SWPL where the new season kicks off this coming Sunday.   In other digital news today Snapchat has launched a new fund to encourage unsigned musicians to share their music on the platform.   And WhatsApp is attracting controversy for its stance regarding encryption.   The boss of the service says it would never bow to government pressure to weaken security - which could have made it easier for authorities to tackle the spread of illegal images through direct messages.   The discussions are part of the debate around the UK government's Online Safety Bill which has now been delayed until the autumn.

Vincent Kompany's Burnley impress against Huddersfield in the EFL Season Opener, former England Midfielder Fara Williams believes Lionesses' manager Sarina Weigman should be rewarded with a new contract, Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola give their thoughts ahead of the Community Shield, former Arsenal Goalkeeper Bob Wilson pays tribute to his former teammate Terry Neill who sadly passed away and Darren Bent gives his thoughts on Marc Cucurella handing in a transfer request at Brighton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sam Matterface is joined by the former England striker Lianne Sanderson and talkSPORT's live football presenter Adrian Durham to look back at England's 4-0 win over Sweden in the European Championship semi-final. They hear exclusively from manager Sarina Weigman and Keira Walsh, praise the performance of goalkeeper Mary Earps, and discuss *that* goal from Alessia Russo. As well as this, they discuss what impact the tournament will have on the Women's game, and look ahead to Sunday's final, which is live on talkSPORT. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kelly Cates has all the reaction to a dramatic night, as Chelsea came close to pulling off a famous comeback away to Real Madrid in the Champions League. After overturning a first leg deficit to lead 3-0 at the Bernabeu, goals from Rodrygo and Karim Benzema put Real into the semi-finals with a 5-4 aggregate victory. Former Chelsea players Karen Carney and Rob Green, as well as senior football reporter Ian Dennis and Spanish football expert Eduardo Alvarez, review the game and we get reaction from Thomas Tuchel. We also look at Villarreal's sensational quarter-final triumph over Bayern Munich and preview Manchester City's crucial second leg away at Atletico Madrid on Wednesday. And we hear from England women's head coach Sarina Weigman and forward Georgia Stanway after a 5-0 win in Northern Ireland left England one point away from World Cup qualification. TIMECODES 01:30 - Analysis of Chelsea's Champions League exit; 16:00 - Post-match reaction from Thomas Tuchel; 17:30 - John Bennett and Eduardo Alvarez on Villarreal making the semi-finals; 22:30 - Reaction to England's 5-0 win away at Northern Ireland; 26:00 - Preview of Atletico Madrid against Manchester City.

Kelly Cates is joined by Scottish football reporter Roddy Forsyth, former Rangers captain Richard Gough and ex-Scotland defender Gary Caldwell to pay tribute to Walter Smith – the former Rangers, Everton and Scotland manager who has died at the age of 73. They reflect on the extraordinary career of one of Scottish football's most successful managers, with Smith winning 21 titles and trophies with Rangers between 1991 and 2011 and transforming the fortunes of the Scotland national team when he took over in 2004. Vicki Sparks and former England and Manchester United goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain react to England's 10-0 win over Latvia in their Women's World Cup qualifying campaign. They discuss what Sarina Weigman has changed in her time in charge so far and who they'll want to avoid in the draw for next year's European Championships, which takes place on Thursday. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's job is safe for now – he's expected to take charge of the team against Tottenham at the weekend after Sir Alex Ferguson visited the Carrington Training Ground for talks following their 5-0 thrashing at home to Liverpool. Lee Dixon, Glenn Murray and Jobi McAnuff discuss United's lack of identity and what needs to change if Solskjaer is to keep his job in the long-term. Two games in the League Cup round of 16 went to penalties as Chelsea beat Southampton and League One Sunderland shocked QPR to reach the quarter-finals. We'll bring you reaction to both those games and Arsenal's 2-0 win over Leeds, with the thoughts of Mikel Arteta. And Wrexham may have lost 3-2 at Maidenhead but they did get to see their new co-owners in the flesh for the first time as Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney attended their first game since taking over the club. Radio Wales' Rob Phillips gives us the lowdown of how their visit came about and what they'll have made of the non-league experience. TOPICS 00.52 – Walter Smith tributes 02.19 – Roddy Forsyth tells story of Smith's career 03.54 – Richard Gough shares his memories of Smith 10.49 – Gary Caldwell on Scotland's infamous win over France under Smith in 2006 16.51 – Women's World Cup qualifying reaction 24.25 – Latest situation surrounding Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's future at Manchester United 32.24 – League Cup round of 16 reaction 40.44 – Wrexham's Hollywood trip to Maidenhead