Upfront: Celebrating inclusivity and acceptan...

The second weekend of the WSL, and yet more upsets. But should we be surprised by any of them?Chloe and Rachel reflect on Chelsea's ruthless domination of Man United and some more troubling signs for Eva Olid. Plus, West Ham's frontline delivers the goods as we thought they might ...  Show more

What an opening weekend in the WSL! A sloppy Manchester United were cast aside by a sharp-looking London City Lionesses as Alexia Putellas made her debut, Arsenal squeezed past Brighton and Chelsea were held to a draw by a Kirsty Hanson-less Aston Villa.Plus, newly-promoted sides ...  Show more

Jess Creighton and Sue Smith are joined by Football v Homophobia’s Annette Nelson to discuss the issue of LGBTQ+ inclusivity within the women’s game and how it compares to the men’s game. We also hear from Brighton’s Fliss Gibbons and Hope Powell on the club’s support for Rainbow ...  Show more

For ages, women in football have accepted the unacceptable: sexual and verbal harassment, constant questioning of their abilities, their work cut down by accusations of having intimate relationships with players and managers, not feeling safe in their surroundings and being passe ...  Show more

In this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim is joined by Women's Football journalist and author Carrie Dunn to discuss the recent reaction and fallout of several WSL players recently contracting Covid after travelling to Dubai during the winter break. What does the stre ...

Tom Clarke is joined by James Restall in London and Molly Hudson in Australia to discuss the latest from the Women's World Cup.

Sarina Wiegman has shown she's not afraid to make changes in this tournament - is this key to England's success? Lauren James has been the ...