In our final episode of the season, Lynsey & Tash discuss Arsenal's historic Champions League victory over favourites Barcelona which saw them lift the trophy for a 2nd time.

Plus, the pair reflect on the season as a whole and pick out their standout moments.

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Meg Finnegan discusses the significant move of Everton women's team to Goodison Park, highlighting the long-term vision and investment from the club's owners. She reflects on the growth of women's football, the importance of marketing and fan engagement, and shares her personal journey of recovery from an ACL injury.

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Lynsey & Tash preview this weekend's Champions League final between Arsenal and Barcelona

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Lynsey and Tash reflect on the FA Cup final where Chelsea lifted the trophy by defeating Manchester United. They also discuss Everton's significant move to Goodison Park from next season.

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Lynsey and Tash preview the FA Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester United, discussing the significance of the match, team dynamics, player form, and their predictions for the game. They explore the psychological aspects of the teams, the importance of form players, and the implications of the match results for both teams moving forward.

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Lynsey and Tash are joined by Louise from Opta to discuss the evolving landscape of data collection in women's football, particularly in light of the upcoming Women's Euros. They explore how data enhances the fan experience, the importance of historical data, and the balance between player creativity and statistical analysis. Louise shares insights on Opta's role in providing advanced metrics and how these can enrich storytelling in football. 

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In this episode, we review the conclusion of the WSL season, highlighting key matches, player performances, and awards. We discuss Chelsea's dominance in the league, Aston Villa's resurgence, and we explore the growing importance of data in women's football.

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Lynsey and Tash preview the crucial WSL match between Arsenal and Manchester United, discussing the implications of finishing second in the league and the potential impact on Champions League qualification.

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Tash and Lynsey discuss the latest happenings in women's football, including Arsenal's recent struggles, Brighton's historic victory over them, and the promotion of London City Lionesses to the WSL. They reflect on Birmingham's comeback in their match and highlight the excitement of the NWSL, including a memorable moment of sisters scoring together. The episode concludes with a discussion on their WSL Teams of the Year as the season comes to a close.

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Lynsey Hooper and Natasha Dowie discuss the upcoming Manchester Derby, analysing the strengths and weaknesses of both Manchester United and Manchester City. They delve into the implications of player injuries and contract renewals, particularly focusing on United's solid defence and City's struggles. The conversation shifts to the Championship clash between Birmingham and London City Lionesses, where both hosts share their predictions and insights on team dynamics. Finally, they preview the match between Atletico Madrid and Athletic Bilbao, highlighting the significance of the game for Champions League qualification.

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Carrie shares her journey of promoting her new book on women's football, highlighting the importance of historical context and the stories of pioneering female athletes. The discussion delves into the challenges faced by women in football, the significance of education in preserving their legacy, and the excitement surrounding the book's release. Carrie emphasizes the need for future generations to understand the history of women's football and encourages educational institutions to incorporate these narratives into their curricula.

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