Podcasts about women's football world cup

In just over two years' time, some of the world's best female footballers will take to the field in New Zealand and Australia. Today FIFA announced four New Zealand cities will host matches for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. That means celebration for Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Dunedin but Christchurch misses out. Felicity Reid reports.

The football community across New Zealand is in celebration mode after the country was awarded the rights to host the 2023 Women's World Cup alongside Australia. A vote of the FIFA Council in Zurich at 4am Friday saw the trans-Tasman partnership comfortably prevail over lone rival Colombia. But with just three years to now prepare for the world's biggest women's sports event, those who drove the bid are already looking towards recruiting a team to make it happen. Clay Wilson wraps a historic day for football in New Zealand.

Topics - New Zealand and Australia will jointly host the 2023 Women's Football World Cup, it was announced in the early hours of this morning. We speak to Suzanne McFadden the editor of LockerRoom on Newsroom.co.nz. National's poll numbers have rebounded from their May lows and they're beginning to close the gap with Labour. Associate Professor Grant Duncan from Massey University gives his analysis. One-in-four teachers feel unsafe in their primary school classroom - according to the latest national survey by the Council for Educational Research. We speak to Liam Rutherford the New Zealand Educational Institute President.

This week on the Monday Agenda Panel Daniel McHardy is joined by the New Zealand Hera;d's Chris Rattue and Steven Holloway to discuss the big topics of the weekend. These included..The Women's Football World Cup.Sevu Reece and his All Blacks selection.The Crusaders 10th Super Rugby title and Scott Robertson's future.The Bunker and NRL controversy. And Blackcaps angst. 

  We're back! In this episode we discuss our holiday, during which we visited Gentleman Jack's house and we listened to our new favourite podcast To L and Back. We came back home to even more lesbianism, in the form of the Women's Football World Cup, which we've been watching way too much of. In work-related news, French Kissing: Season Five is out! Tune in again next week for a new episode of Harper Bliss & Her Mrs.   Get in touch with us with your questions, comments or suggested topics at harperblissandhermrs@gmail.com.  For more on Harper Bliss visit www.harperbliss.com To get a weekly newsletter with discounted lesbian books sign up HERE.

The boys have been on a UK cricket tour and made some discoveries about sandwiches, train conversations and the Women's Football World Cup.

India has beaten Australia at the CWC by 36 runs, Rafael Nadal wins the French Open and the Football Ferns gear up for their opening match of the Women's Football World Cup against the Netherlands.

In the third episode of our International Women's Day 2019 series, Jen catches up with two sporting legends: Manchester City and England midfielder, Jill Scott, and Loughborough Lightning and England Women's Rugby captain, Sarah Hunter. Chat includes the forthcoming Women's Football World Cup, the ongoing Women's Rugby Six Nations, and the incredible leaps forward in women's team sports.Image of Sarah Hunter courtesy of the RFU Collection via Getty Images. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've got a lot of things to discuss on this episode including Donald Trump's lawsuit against NBC, the cancellation of AD: The Bible Continues, the introduction of a new famous literary character in Penny Dreadful and more. This week we've been watching Sean Bean on Waterloo and the Women's Football World Cup. #Waterloo #Womens_Football_World_Cup #OnTheBox #Television #TheGeekShow #News #Reviews #TV #Comedy #Podcasts