Faye Carruthers

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Tom Garry |Sophie Downey |Silas Gray

On this episode of Guardian Women’s Football Weekly, the panel react to a seismic shift in the England camp as three of the team’s most experienced players – Mary Earps, Fran Kirby, and Millie Bright – announce they will not be part of the Euro 2025 campaign. With Sarina Wiegman naming her squad just five weeks out from the tournament, the panel discusses what this means for England’s hopes, who will step up in their absence, and whether the squad still has the depth to contend.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Sophie Downey |Silas Gray

On the podcast today: Arsenal pull off a sensational 1-0 win over Barcelona to lift the Women’s Champions League for the first time since 2007. Stina Blackstenius was the hero in Lisbon, Kim Little became a European champion, and Renée Slegers cemented her remarkable start in charge. The panel relive the match, the atmosphere and the iconic celebrations that took place across Lisbon and north London.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Sophie Downey |Silas Gray

On the podcast today: Sonia Bompastor’s stunning debut season is hailed after Chelsea complete a domestic treble with a 3-0 win over Manchester United in the FA Cup final. The panel review the game, which featured a Wembley brace from Sandy Baltimore and a cathartic goal for Catarina Macário, and ask what’s next for a side that insists the job isn’t finished without European glory.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Tom Garry |Chris Paouros |Sophie Downey |Silas Gray

On the final Women’s Football Weekly of the WSL season, Chelsea cap off an unbeaten campaign with a last-gasp win, Arsenal edge Manchester United in a 4–3 thriller, and the final league table is locked in after 27 goals fly in across six games.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Emily Keogh |Sophie Downey |Silas Gray

On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly: Chelsea are crowned WSL champions for a record sixth season in a row. With games to spare, can Sonia Bompastor’s side complete an unbeaten domestic campaign? Elsewhere, Arsenal’s back-to-back defeats against Aston Villa and Brighton raise questions about their defensive frailties, while Manchester United and Manchester City play out a dramatic derby with European football on the line.