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1 week 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.
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2 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Sophie Downey |Hattie Moir
On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly, Faye is joined by Sophie Downey, Ameé Ruszkai and Marva Kreel. The panel discuss Arsenal’s 4-1 second-leg victory over Lyon, the north London side knocking out the eight-time European champions and securing their place in the final. However, it won’t be a full English affair after Chelsea’s dreams were dashed by a rampant Barcelona.
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2 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Sophie Downey |Tom Garry |Emillia Hawkins |Renuka Odedra
Slegers wins tactical duel with MontemurroThere was jubilation at the final whistle and Renée Slegers joined the celebrations with her players. The Arsenal manager had just guided her team to a Champions League final at the first attempt, defeating her former mentor Joe Montemurro in the process. The 36-year-old outmanoeuvred and outsmarted the Lyon manager as they stormed back from a first-leg deficit to win 4-1 and secure a spot in their first European final in 18 years.
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3 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Sophie Downey |Tom Garry
On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly, Faye Carruthers is joined by Sophie Downey, Tom Garry and Emma Sanders to review disappointing first-leg semi-final results for both Arsenal and Chelsea in the Champions League. They are trailing in their ties with Lyon and Barcelona respectively. But can they turn it around? The panel preview this weekend’s must-win second legs.
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Tom Garry |Sophie Downey |Hattie Moir
On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly, the panel, who are scattered across Europe, discuss the Lionesses’ two game in four days home and away against Belgium.
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Tom Garry |Sophie Downey |Hattie Moir
On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly: the panel discuss both Arsenal and Chelsea’s progression into the semi-finals of the Champions League. With the international break looming, the relegation battle is on. Liverpool lost at home against Aston Villa, who moved out of the drop zone and four points clear of Crystal Palace. The panel discuss the rest of the WSL fixtures and catch up on the latest from the Championship.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Emillia Hawkins |Suzanne Wrack |Sophie Downey
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Emillia Hawkins |Suzanne Wrack |Sophie Downey
1Chelsea drop points but refuse to blame fatigueSonia Bompastor refused to use fatigue as an excuse after Chelsea dropped points to West Ham on Sunday. Goals from Maika Hamano and Aggie Beever-Jones fired the Blues to a 2-0 lead within 21 minutes, but Shekiera Martinez’s second-half double meant the Hammers stole a point. It was the first time in more than seven years that Chelsea had squandered a two-goal lead in the WSL.
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Faye Carruthers |Suzanne Wrack |Chris Paouros |Sophie Downey |Silas Gray
On this week’s Guardian Women’s Football Weekly: the panel revisit the double header between Manchester City and Chelsea as the two teams went toe-to-toe twice in four days. Vivianne Miedema starred in a Champions League win for City before Chelsea struck back in the WSL. With the two sides preparing to meet again in midweek, the panel assess the balance of power.
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Renuka Odedra |Tom Garry |Sophie Downey
1Everton declare start of ‘hunting season’The Everton manager, Brian Sørensen, said his team would hunt down the clubs above them after a third win in five WSL matches moved them 10 points clear of the relegation zone. Everton were bottom in November and Sørensen says they will continue to look up after beating Crystal Palace 3-0.
