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Why Always She? - A Women’s Football Podcast

Author: Charli Parkes

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Join Charli and Matt for a weekly, chilled chat about women's football. We cover the WSL, WSL2, Champions League and international football, with a deliberate focus beyond the usual "big" teams - down to the details only fans in the stands would notice. Come for team deep-dives, alternative XIs, state-of-the-game opinion, and more. Also home of Foxes Focus: a weekly podcast dedicated to Leicester City Women.

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With the international break upon us, Charli and Matt take stock of the WSL season so far and highlight some top performers from each team - picking an out-and-out best player, as well as someone who's flying under the radar but quietly being pivotal to their team. 
Matt and Charli review another disappointing loss for Leicester City Women on the road as they fall to Sunderland. Now heading into international break and with the next league game 3 weeks away, what needs to be done to stop this stall turning into a slump?
Charli and Matt breakdown an intriguing London derby in the WSL as Chelsea best a frustratingly familiar Arsenal team struggling to find the net. What went right for Chelsea? What is going on with Arsenal? They also discuss whether Everton's Scott Phelan and Aston Villa's Natalia Arroyo* might be in trouble in the near future, and a bit on the state of the England squad.    *Turns out she was in trouble...
Matt and Charli review Leicester City Women's 4-0 defeat away at Newcastle United, a disappointing follow-up to a spirited performance mid-week against London City Lionesses. What can the Foxes do to bounce back ready to face Sunderland? Or is it high time for a change in the dugout? 
Matt and Charli break down a frustrating game in which the Foxes failed to break down a stubborn Ipswich defence and left themselves vulnerable to well-worked counter attacks. After the first loss of Leicester City Women's new era in the WSL2: what did we learn, were there any positives, and where do we go next? 
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