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Women’s World Football Show is the longest-running podcast covering women’s soccer throughout the world. Discover the award-winning content that spotlights inspiring stories of the game’s leading women footballers, coaches, and influencers. Join us for exclusive interviews, bringing you closer to the game and learning more about your favorite players.

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Episode 148: FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 Special, Part 1

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 148 features press conference interviews courtesy of FIFA 2019 with Australia Midfielder Chloe Logarzo and Head Coach Ante Milicic; New Zealand Head Coach Tom Sermanni; Canada Forward Jessie Fleming and Head Coach Kenneth Heiner Møller; England Head Coach Phil Neville; USA Forward Alex Morgan and Head Coach Jill Ellis.

Follow along as we explore the many story lines unfolding throughout France in the 2019 Women’s World Cup! All soundbite in this episode are courtesy of FIFA 2019.

Below is the lineup with an approximate time where they show up in the show. Enjoy!

Chloe Logarzo – 6’

Ante Milicic – 9’

Tom Sermanni – 17’

Jessie Fleming – 26’

Kenneth Heiner Møller – 28’

Phil Neville – 37’

Alex Morgan – 45’

Jill Ellis – 50’

Contributions to this episode provided by: FIFA.com

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Listen to Women’s World Football Show on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Spreaker, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and direct from our website at www.WWFShow.com.

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Original Broadcast Date: June 18, 2019

Women’s World Football Show is hosted, written, edited, sound designed & produced by Patty La Bella. Additional assistance for this episode by FIFA 2019.

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

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Episode 143: Adrianna Franch, Leah Williamson

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 143 features exclusive interviews with U.S. WNT goalkeeper Adrianna Franch and England WNT midfielder Leah Williamson; Soundbites from U.S.WNT players Ashlyn Harris, Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe; and a look at Jamaica with CONCACAF expert and host of Futbol Ace podcast Ana DeSouza.

Also on the show, special reports on Algarve Cup, Cypress Cup, FFA Cup of Nations, and SheBelieves Cup; NWSL spring training; and an update on of the SSE Women’s FA Cup.

Adrianna Franch – A Women’s World Football Show exclusive interview with Portland Thorns FC and USWNT goalkeeper Adrianna Franch. WWFShow reporter Alana “AJ” Johnson caught up with the keeper at the SheBelieves Cup after Franch made her debut with the team. Franch talks about her first-cap experience, how her Portland teammates are her biggest fans, a secret talent revealed, and more! (9:40′)

Leah Williamson – AJ is back on the case in this exclusive interview with England and Arsenal midfielder Leah Williamson. The young footballer shares her experiences at SheBelieve, the possibility of going to the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and more! (14:56′)

Soundbites from:
Ashlyn Harris – AJ was in the mix zone with Orlando Pride/USWNT goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris before the Brazil match. The fan-fave shares her thoughts on playing for the USWNT in Florida in front of tons of family and friends, and playing with and against her Pride teammate Marta! (20:52′)
Alex Morgan – The star forward for USWNT talks to the media about the tournament, playing with and against Marta, and more. (25:43’)
Megan Rapinoe – Tough love language from Pinoe as she shares her thoughts on why she feels the team needs to get tougher, be better, and learn from mistakes. (27:36’)

Ana DeSouza – If you love following the Concacaf teams, you’re going to love hearing from Ana DeSouza. As the writer, producer & founder of the Futbol Ace website & podcast, Ana explores all the Concacaf women’s teams, players, and influencers. In this interview, Ana talks primarily about Jamaica, other Concacaf teams we should be watching, and much more.  (40:48’)
Follow Ana on Twitter @ana_futbolace 

More WWFShow Links:
Follow Women’s World Football Show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and our blog at wwfshowblog.com.

Listen to Women’s World Football Show on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and direct from our website at www.WWFShow.com.

Photos/Logos Courtesy of: Portland Thorns FC; Arsenal Women FC
Soundbites from Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe courtesy of U.S. Soccer/Wazee Digital.

Original Broadcast Date: March 17, 2019

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 142: Rebekah Stott, Leonne Stentler

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 142 features exclusive interviews with New Zealand Women’s National Team defender Rebekah Stott; former Netherlands defender Leonne Stentler; and an important discussion with Africa President of CONIFA, Justin Walley.

Also on the show, NWSL news and signings; Updates on SheBelieves Cup, Algarve Cup, Cypress Cup, and the inaugural Cup of Nations in Australia; and a recap of the Women’s Continental League Cup Final between Arsenal and Manchester City.

Rebekah Stott – A Women’s World Football Show exclusive interview with New Zealand Women’s National Team defender Rebekah Stott. The 3-time W-League Champion shares her experiences playing in leagues all over the world including her new team Avaldsnes, insights on playing for the Football Ferns, and more. (30′)
Follow Rebekah on Twitter @stotty_13.

Leonne Stentler – A fun and inspiring interview with former Dutch international Leonne Stentler.  The former defender discusses highlights of her career, her inspirations, and what she is doing today to help change women’s sport and the world! (51′)
Follow Leonne on Twitter @lstent

Justin Walley – Justin Walley is back his new book “One Football. No Nets” and his new role as Africa President of the Confederation of Independent Football Associations (CONIFA), the international governing body for non-FIFA affiliated associations. (1:21’)
Follow Justin on Twitter @JustinWalley10.

More WWFShow Links:
Follow Women’s World Football Show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and our blog at wwfshowblog.com.

Listen to Women’s World Football Show on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and direct from our website at www.WWFShow.com.

Photos/Logos Courtesy of: NZ Football Ferns

Original Broadcast Date: March 3, 2019

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 128: Danielle Colaprico, Dean Davenport, Helena Wiseman

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 128: Features an exclusive interview with Chicago Red Stars midfielder Danielle Colaprico; Crystal Palace Ladies FC Manager Dean Davenport; and a special report on the New Zealand Women’s National Team with Helena Wiseman.

Danielle Colaprico, Chicago Red Stars, womens soccer podcastAs one of the most hard-working players in women’s soccer today, Danielle Colaprico continues to be a driving force in the success of the Chicago Red Stars. The New Jersey native stops by to chat about her early days discovering the game, life as a professional athlete, why she just can’t stop being so positive, and so much more.

What was life like growing up in Freehold, NJ and why are kids crazy about soccer in the Garden State? Danielle let’s us in on her theory. Plus, the former NWSL Rookie of the Year gives us a glimpse into why her family has helped her to become the person she is today – on and off the pitch!

Danielle also give us exclusive insight on the Chicago Red Stars’ success and the teams’ mindset going into these crucial last weeks of the regular season. Will we see the Red Stars in the playoffs and once they’re there, how are they going to climb the hurdle of making it into the NWSL Championship Final? Is this the Red Stars year? Danielle gives us the inside scoop! Do not miss this funny, insightful, and honest interview with one of the NWSL’s most popular stars – Danielle Colaprico… from FREEHOLD! (48’)
Learn more about Stephanie McCaffrey’s charity Hidden Gems!

Dean DavenportDean Davenport, Crystal Palace LFC, womens football podcast
After months of uncertainty, Crystal Palace Ladies FC, have been awarded a place within the second tier of women’s football in England, The FA Women’s Championship, for the 2018-19 season. The team’s Manager Dean Davenport stops by to discuss the big changes on the horizon for the South-East London side, new signings, and what the supporters can expect in the coming season.

Dean also shares his thoughts on how the team will handle the new schedule, which includes longer travel and more training days. Despite the challenges, Davenport looks ahead to an exciting atmosphere and growth of the women’s game within the Crystal Palace football program. Take a listen and we’ll see you at Hayes Lane! (4’)
Follow the the team on Twitter @PalaceLadiesFC #cplfc

Football Ferns, New Zealand Women's National Team, womens football podcast Football Ferns Fallout
It’s rough times right now for New Zealand Women’s National Team. After the departure of the much-maligned Head Coach Andreas Heraf and his unbelievable reaction to a 3-1 loss to Japan, the Football Ferns are in a bit of tailspin. So, to explain it all to us is Women’s World Football Show correspondent, blogger, and footballer Helena Wiseman. What’s next for the Ferns? Will their next head coach come from within or will they have to search outside of NZ? And what of the bizarre comments from others within the NZ Football Federation? Where are the strong female Kiwi voices in all this? So many questions and so much time to listen to Helena’s expert analysis! If you love the Football Ferns as much as we do and want to know what’s up, you’ll want to listen to this segment! (1-hour, 16’)
Check out the website InTheBackOf.net
And read Ella Reilly’s article on the Football Ferns.

PLUS…
U20 Women’s World Cup update; Tournament of Nations Recap; NWSL and WSL news; W-League update; AND MORE!!

Photos Courtesy of: Chicago Red Stars, Crystal Palace LFC, Harvardton

Original Broadcast Date: August 11, 2018

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 124: Press, Rapinoe, Morgan, Ellis, Latsko, Gunn

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 124: Features interviews from U.S. Women’s National Team players Christen Press, Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, and Head Coach Jill Ellis; Houston Dash forward Veronica Latsko; and Canterbury United Pride Head Coach Alana Gunn.

#USWNT
U.S. Women’s National Team recently faced China in two international friendlies and WWFShow was at the first match in Sandy, Utah. Patty catches up with striker Christen Press (before the big trade of course) and asks her thoughts on coming back with the national team, her recent experience in Sweden playing for Göteborg FC, World Cup musings and more! (6:19′)

Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Christen Press, USWNT

Megan Rapinoe, USWNT, Seattle Reign FC, NWSLWe also explore the exceptional play of USA attacking midfielder Megan Rapinoe! Starting with soundbites from Jill Ellis (16:32) and Alex Morgan (17:29′) giving their expert assessment of Pinoe. Finally, we hear from the popular player herself in two interviews (pre-game and post-game)! Listen as Pinoe shares her secrets of success, how she changed her diet and fitness program after her recent ACL injury, and does she think she’s playing the best football of her career? Pinoe gives us the truth and nothing but the truth! Plus… just what does wearing the rainbow numbers on the back of her jersey mean to her? It’s all Pinoe and it’s all here! (18:33)

Head Coach Jill Ellis takes on the media in a mix zone conference. Listen in as Jill talks about everything from playing China to not playing Jaelene Hinkle and more! (12:12′)

Veronica Latsko
There’s no one single path to playing professional soccer and the journey is different for everyone. In this exclusive Veronica Latsko, Houston Dash, NWSLinterview, Adam sits down with Houston Dash striker Veronica Latsko to talk about her soccer journey and the new heights she’s reaching in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). The University of Virginia standout had to wait until the third round and the 28th pick of the 2018 NWSL College Draft before she found out she would be playing for Vera Pauw’s Dash.

In this highly spirited conversation, Veronica gives us a glimpse into the draft-day experience, comparisons to the college game, and her quick rise to stardom in Houston. Plus, the Pittsburgh native talks about the growth of women’s soccer in her hometown, the fast pace of the pro leagues, and some of her toughest competitors. There’s no better time to get to know this rising star than right now and right here on WWFShow! (40:30)

Alana Gunn, Cantebury United Pride, New ZealandAlana Gunn
The new Head Coach of Canterbury United Pride in the National Women’s League, Alana Gunn sits down with WWFShow New Zealand correspondent Helena Wiseman. Taking over the role as the league expands to two rounds this season, Alana looks forward to the new challenge before her. Listen in as Alana talks about the advantage of playing against boys teams, the importance of women coaches in the game, and the challenge of preparing the next generation of Football Ferns. If you’re new to the football scene in New Zealand, or just want an update on women’s soccer in NZ, this is the interview you need to listen in on! (01:14′). Learn more about Mainland Football Federation at MainlandFootball.com
Follow Helena Wisman on Twitter @HelenaWisman

Plus…

  • We look at the new FA Women’s Super League with trade and transfer news from Liverpool Ladies FC, Manchester City Women, Chelsea Women, and more!
  • A deep dive look into recent international friendlies and Women’s World Cup Qualifiers
  • U-17 CONCACAF Championships update
  • And what was New Zealand Head Coach Andreas Heraf thinking?
  • All this and MORE!

USWNT, Sandy Utah, Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, USWNT

Photos Courtesy of: U.S. Soccer/Wazee digital; Patricia La Bella; ussoccer.com; HoustonDynamo.com; CoachinginChristchurch;

Original Broadcast Date: June 17, 2018

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

 

 

Episode 121: Abby Smith, Lindsay Agnew, Nichelle Prince, Claire Falknor

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 121 features interviews with Utah Royals goalkeeper Abby Smith; Houston Dash players Lindsay Agnew, Nichelle Prince, Claire Falknor; Houston sportswriter Lou Roesch; New Zealand women’s sportswriter Helena Wiseman; and soundbites from Wembley with Arsenal W.F.C. Head Coach Joe Montemurro and Chelsea L.F.C. Head Coach Emma Hayes and Assistant Coach Paul Green.

In a revealing interview, Patty sits down with Utah Royals goalkeeper Abby Smith, who opens up about her near career-ending injury. Shortly after being drafted by the Boston Breakers in 2016, Abby experienced a freak injury that resulted in a ruptured patella tendon. In this candid conversation, the former University of Texas star shares what it was like going through the life-changing experience.

Now, in a new town and a new team, Abby has won the job of Number One goalkeeper with the Utah Royals. Abby chats about her new team, what its like playing for Laura Harvey, and getting used to her new home in the Mountainous state.

Plus, Abby gives a few goalkeeper pointers – how did she develop her goal kick distances and what’s the secret behind precision ball placement? Abby’s here with the answers and so much more… including coining the phrase “Helicopter Dog Mom!” This is an inspiring, eye-opening and engaging interview with one of the brightest stars in the women’s soccer today! Don’t miss it! (31:25’)

Women’s FA Cup Final
Adam took the train to London to cover the Women’s FA Cup Final. Listen as we recap Chelsea L.F.C. win over Arsenal W.F.C. at Wembley Stadium. This Match was an event, with over 45,000 supporters in the stands. We hear post-game comments from Arsenal Head Coach Joe Montemurro (8:30’) and Chelsea Head Coach Emma Hayes and Assistant Coach Paul Green. (15;28′)

Houston Dash
There’s plenty going on with the Houston Dash this season and to explore the team in-depth, we welcome Houston sportswriter Lou Roesch. Listen as Lou breaks down this young Dash team, what he thinks of Vera Pauw, and why he’s excited for the season. Plus reviews of players we should be watching, and More! If you’re dying for Dash news, this is the interview you want to listen to! (01:15’)
Look for Lou’s articles in Dynamo Theory.
Follow Lou on Twitter @SportsGuy409.

To continue the Dash chat, our roving reporter Alana “AJ” Johnson catches up with a few Houston faves, forward Nichelle Prince (01:06’) and defenders Lindsay Agnew (01:08’) and Claire Falknor (01:10′). The young Canadians Agnew and Prince talk about their close relationship, their days at Ohio State University and… the Stanley Cup? Plus, AJ catches up with Falknor about her playing time with Bayern Munich, how playing in the Frauen Bundesliga changed her game and more. These are the questions only AJ can ask!!

New Zealand
Women’s World Football Show welcomes New Zealand footballer and sportswriter Helena Wiseman to the show. Helena will be joining us from time to time to chat all things NZ – the league, the kiwi players, the Football Ferns and more! Here’s a chance to get to know Helena and hear her thoughts on state of women’s football in New Zealand. (01:30’)
Follow Helena on Twitter @HelenaWiseman
Read Helena’s articles at  InTheBackOfThe.net

Plus…
News and updates from the NWSL… and just how does Adam smuggle Barry on the train? We find out all this and more!

Photos Courtesy of: Utah Royals; Houston Dash;

Original Broadcast Date: May 6, 2018

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 110: Racheal Small, Emma Evans

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Episode 110 of Women’s World Football Show features exclusive interviews with Scottish defender Racheal Small; Capital head coach Emma Evans; Statements from Sky Blue FC GM Tony Novo and new head coach Denise Reddy.

Rachael Small
Scottish international defensive midfielder Rachael Small stops by to chat about her experiences playing for the national team and her current club, Hibernian L.F.C. in the Scottish Women’s Premier League.

Rachael shares her soccer journey and reflects on some of her best memories of the past year with Hibernian, a side that is turning heads in the league. Women’s soccer is on the rise in Scotland and versatile players like Rachael are a good reason why. Don’t miss this awesome interview with the spirited footballer! (17:31’)

Emma Evans
Women’s World Football Show welcomes Emma Evans, New Zealand National Women’s League coach and Women’s Football Development Officer for Capital Football. The highly respected coach brings us up to date on the Capital, how they did during the season, the growth of the team and it’s future. Emma also shares with us her thoughts on women’s football in New Zealand and why it’s important for stars to promote the game within the community.

As the NWL grows and the quality of the game improves, the players coming out of the league are rising as well. Emma shares her experience with watching a few of the NWL players who have gone on to play with the Football Ferns. She also shares why the league’s improvement is setting the stage for the national team’s emergence on the world stage. It you’re interested in learning more about the NWL and women’s soccer in NZ, then you’ll want to hear Emma’s interview! (42:00’)

BREAKING…
Sky Blue FC officially announced the hiring of Denise Reddy their new head coach. Most recently an assistant coach with the Washington Spirit, Denise is a New Jersey native who has previously served as a head coach in three different countries. We hear a statement from Coach Reddy and introduction by Sky Blue FC GM Tony Novo.

PLUS…
Updates from NWSL and Westfield W-League; Recap of the 2017 Women’s College Cup Semifinals; the latest from Women’s World Cup Qualifiers and MORE!

Original Broadcast Date: December 3, 2017

Photos courtesy of: Scottish FA; Emma Evans

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 105: Jane Campbell, Kristen Edmonds

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Episode 105 of Women’s World Football Show features interviews with two of the most popular players in the NWSL, Houston Dash goalkeeper Jane Campbell and Orlando Pride midfielder Kristen Edmonds.

Jane Campbell was drafted 15th overall in the 2017 NWSL and hasn’t slowed down since. The former Stanford University standout won the starting goalkeeper position in Houston and is currently the USA Women’s National Team No. 2 keeper behind Alyssa Naeher.

In this interview Jane chats about the current condition Hurricane Harvey has left the city, how the city is getting stronger and what kind of impact it has made on the team.

Jane has a family tradition with Stanford University, but you’ll be surprised to hear that playing for The Cardinal was not her first choice. Also the Atlanta native takes us back to her youth days, gives her thoughts on playing in the NWSL, and more! Get to know Jane Campbell in this exclusive interview! (3:00’)

Kristen Edmonds
The pride of Metuchen, New Jersey stops by to chat about her career and the current upswing in the Orlando Pride. Currently rehabbing from a calf strain, Kristen Edmonds gives us an update on her injury and if she’ll be ready for the playoffs (Spoiler – She’s getting stronger!!).

Growing up, Kristen was highly influenced by the USWNT and watched her idol Mia Hamm in the 1999 Women’s World Cup at Giants Stadium. There was no stopping the kid from New Jersey from there. While she stayed close to home for college (at Rutgers University), Kristen decided to go off and play overseas for a few years before coming back and settling in to become one of the best midfielders in the NWSL.

Kristen gives us a close-up view of the Pride and what makes this team so special. Plus, she shares her love for dogs, her future plans, and why it’s always important to never quit! If you’re looking for an inspiring story, the Kristen Edmonds interview is here!! (39:00’)

FIFA Friendlies
Recaps of USA vs. New Zealand (and is there room for Ali Krieger??), England vs. Russia (will Mark Sampson answer the tough questions?), and Australia vs. Brazil (Lisa De Vanna leads the Matilda’s & Socceroos with all time goals).

Plus…
Adam gives us a colorful rundown of the current NCAA Div l women’s college soccer rankings; Patty attempts to rattle off the UEFA Women’s Champions League 2017/18 Round of 32 draw. And MORE!

Original Broadcast Date: September 17, 2017

Photos courtesy of ussoccer.com; Orlando Pride, Houston Dash

Fade out song: “Flight to Newark” by The Power League

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 97: Tony Readings, Lisa Swanson

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Episode 97: Women’s World Football Show welcomes New Zealand Women’s National Football Team manager Tony Readings, Rangers Ladies FC striker Lisa Swanson, The Women’s Game correspondent Cheryl Downes, and Off The Post pundit Courtney Andros.

Football Ferns Head Coach Tony Readings stops by to chat women’s soccer (and also a little A.F.C. Wimbledon men’s football). Adam sits down to talk to the amicable coach about his side, past, present and future. After reminiscing about some of his favorite memories from the 2012 Olympics to the recent Cyprus Cup, Tony shares strategies for further developing the Ferns heading into the 2019 Women’s World Cup.

How does his coaching staff study and scout players abroad? What are some of the challenges facing the New Zealand’s future and is there still a spot on the team for former team captain Abby Erceg? Tony Readings is candid and forthright in his answers. Also, Tony shares his experiences playing against Canada and his former boss John Herdman. If you’re eager to learn more about the exciting Football Ferns, then you’ll want to catch this interview with Tony Readings! (14:26)

Lisa Swanson
What’s it like to spend a decade playing for the team you grew up rooting for? There’s only one person who can answer that question and she’s here! Rangers Ladies FC striker Lisa Swanson shares her experiences as a player and a fan of the Scottish side.

Lisa is the only player who is still at the club since Rangers under 17’s team was formed in 2007 and was a member of the first-ever Rangers senior women’s team (formed the following year in 2008). Lisa shares some of her most fondest moments over the years, such as a few Old Firm Game memories including scoring the winning penalty against Celtic to put the team into the Scottish Cup Final! Plus her thoughts on the growth of the game in Scotland and more. (48:21)

Australia Women’s National Team
Back to talk Westfield Matildas football is correspondent from The Women’s Game Cheryl Downes! There’s tons of Matildas playing overseas and Cheryl gives us an update on all (“We send them far and wide,” says Cheryl and she’s not kidding). From Katrina Gorry and Caitlin Foord playing in Japan, to Sam Kerr and half the Orlando Pride team (aka “Australia training camp”) to Emily van Egmond in Germany and the many others playing in Norway, Cheryl gives us the scoop. Plus a look back at Algarve Cup; a look ahead at the 2018 AFC Asian Cup in Jordan; and a possible appearance in the USA! So, make yourself a vegemite sandwich, pull up a beach chair and enjoy! (1:04:26)

Spotlight Team: North Carolina Courage
The 2016 NWSL champion North Carolina Courage (aka “The Team Formerly Known as Western New York Flash”) is under the WWFShow spotlight! Off The Post correspondent and Courage expert Courtney Andros drops by to fill us in on the team, the players and the season ahead. How did Coach Riley keep his championship team together even after moving down South? Why was the 2017 draft such a disappointment, what’s the secret to the team’s success and what’s with Jaelene Hinkle? All this and so much more! (1:22:51)

PLUS…
Updates from the NWSL, FAWSL, UEFA Women’s Champions League, sad news from Notts County, and more!

Fade Out Music by Neil Diamond

Original Broadcast Date: April 30, 2017

Photo credits courtesy of: nzfootball.co.nz; nwslsoccer.com; rangers.co.uk; The Women’s Game

Episode 77: Vera Pauw, Erin Nayler, Dave Edmonson, Laura Harvey, Jess Fishlock

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Women’s World Football Show, Episode 77 features exclusive interviews with South Africa head coach Vera Pauw; New Zealand Goalkeeper Erin Nayler; London Bees head coach Dave Edmonson; Soundbites from Seattle head coach Laura Harvey and midfielder Jessica Fishlock.

Believing in yourself, your team and your dreams is something we see from successful players and coaches throughout the world. And on this episode, Women’s World Football Show features a few people who are seeing the results of those beliefs.

Vera Pauw
First up is Banyana-Banyana head coach Vera Pauw! Just off the plane in Chicago from South PauwActionAfrica, Coach Pauw sits down to talk to us about some of the challenges she faced when first being appointed head coach of Africa, her growing love for her team and the success she looks to derive from their recent trip to the USA.

Plus, the former Dutch defender gives us an inside look at what makes Banyana-Banyana so special, what fuels their passion to play and why is now the right time to play the world champions? This is a rare interview with one of the most influential coaches in women’s football today. So, put down your vuvuzela and take a listen!

Erin Nayler
528448653MM00054_Canada_v_NIn another rare interview, we hear from New Zealand’s No. 1 goalkeeper Erin Nayler. As one of the more exciting young goalkeepers in the world, Erin was recently named to the squad that will head to Rio (to no one’s surprise). Erin tells us all about her experiences playing at the Women’s World Cup in Canada, playing the host nation and what it’s like facing her childhood hero, Hope Solo.

As the Ferns prepare for the upcoming Olympics, Erin is also endeavoring on another more personal journey as she also in studying biology in college. She gives us insight into how she is determined to realize her dream of being both world class footballer and biologist. But it’s not all serious – Erin updates us on her Karaoke queen status, who the jokers are on the Ferns and even her bird gets a few words in! Don’t miss this fun, inspiring and interesting interview from one of the brightest stars in women’s football today!

USA vs South Africa
Can you believe the US Women’s National Team faced Banyana-Banyana for the first time ever on July 9, 2016? It’s true and it was a surprising eye opener for both teams preparing for the upcoming Rio Olympics. We break it all down, with roster notes, player updates and more! Plus, why is Adam proudly wearing his Hope Solo shirt? Listen and find out!

Dave Edmonson
The London Bees have been one of the most improved sides in the FAWSL this season and a lot of Edmonsonthat is down to new head coach Dave Edmonson. In this interview Dave tells us how he went about transforming the club on and off the field and the reasons behind the club’s recent upswing in form, which has seen a 6-game unbeaten run and a fantastic win over FAWSL 1 Champions, Chelsea Ladies. Dave also shares his views on the overall standard in the FAWSL and the hopes for both Australia and New Zealand going into the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.

Laura Harvey & Jess Fishlock
Patty visited Seattle on the 4th of July and there were plenty of fireworks under the Space Needle as Reign FC hosted the Boston Breakers. Laura Harvey and company welcome back Nahomi Kawasumi to the team, who has given the team a reason to play with smiles on their faces. Laura Harvey and Jessica Fishlock talk about Naho, the team’s goals and their determination to keep fighting for their rightful place in the top four. Plus, has Patty broken the secret on why the Breakers are playing scared? Listen to find out more!

Plus…
FAWSL update, Continental Cup previews, and the darkest day in the NWSL, & MORE!

And remember to check out Patty and Adam rant on Woso Off the Post!

Fade Out Music by Fleetwood Mac

Original Broadcast Date: July 10, 2016

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