On The Continent: Don’t Cry For Me, Fiorentina

On The Continent: Don’t Cry For Me, Fiorentin...

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Rebuilds, marquee signings and disastrous summers

Chloe and Rachel are back together! Today, we catch up on the biggest stories of the summer – and there's been A LOT...We kick off with Chelsea and Arsenal's rebuilds: which squad looks refreshed and which looks stronger than ever? Elsewhere, London City Lionesses have a statemen ...  Show more

Keira Walsh and Aggie Beever-Jones on Chelsea's pre-season

We're back with a bang! Rachel brings two special interviews from Australia on Chelsea's pre-season tour: Keira Walsh and Aggie Beever-Jones are on the pod!They discuss the importance of pre-season after some huge summer changes at Chelsea, their excitement for the WSL, and look ...  Show more

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