WHO lifts the WSL TROPHY? Man City v Chelsea LAST DAY TUSSLE đ FA Cup FINAL preview!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 12. 06. 2024
- In a bumper episode of 90min talks, the panel discuss huge topics from the women's football landscape, including the tussle for the WSL title with both Chelsea and Manchester City slipping up in the last week.
Chat turns to the departure of Emma Hayes, Fran Kirby and Maran Mjelde from the Blues and Steph Houghton from City, Bunny Shaw winning FWA footballer of the year, the final weekend fixtures and Crystal Palace's promotion from the Championship.
Girls on the Ball are joined for the episode by freelance presenter and Chelsea fan Leonie Carpenter, whilst for the FA Cup preview the team are joined by BBC commentator Robyn Cowen.
00:00- Intro
01:01- Liverpool 4-3 Chelsea
03:59- Man City 1-2 Arsenal
08:10- Chelsea 8-0 Bristol City
10:30- Fran Kirby and Maran Mjelde departures
15:35- Final Day Fixtures
21:05- Emma Hayes' final season rated
29:48- FA Cup final preview- Man United v Spurs
40:03- BBC commentator Robyn Cowen Interview (FA Cup final preview)
47:12- Bunny Shaw- FWA footballer of the year
51:41- Crystal Palace promoted to WSL - Sport
00:00- Intro
01:01- Liverpool 4-3 Chelsea
03:59- Man City 1-2 Arsenal
08:10- Chelsea 8-0 Bristol City
10:30- Fran Kirby and Maran Mjelde departures
15:35- Final Day Fixtures
21:05- Emma Hayes' final season discussion
29:48- FA Cup final preview- Man United v Spurs
40:03- BBC commentator Robyn Cowen Interview (FA Cup final preview)
47:12- Bunny Shaw- FWA footballer of the year
51:41- Crystal Palace promoted to WSL
Really enjoyed this. So much content football content can be hype and reactionary, I found this episode insightful, considered and very professionally delivered. Glad to have discovered 90min, I will certainly tune in again.
I've only just discovered this channel and love this episode. The choice of topics are very competent and the girls just as good. Now wondering if this is a one off top programme, or the natural run of their programmes... anyway i've subbed and will defo be giving it a chance all next season.
This is the longest break Chelsea has had in a long while. They are refreshed and motivated with another opportunity to win the title. They control their own destiny. I believe youâll see their best qualities to close out the season.
Chelsea will win it now. The manner of Man Cityâs defeat at home to Arsenal with 2 late goals, I think there is a huge momentum shift.
An exciting end to the season for several clubs. WSL getting something right compared to German and Spanish predictable leagues, though I do watch Barcelona and Bayern Munich with the British players.
No mention of Newcastle as one to watch. I would have thought they were likely to be very keen to join the other clubs from men's Premier League in pushing their team as quickly as possible, whilst the changes are ongoing in women's football? They seem to have plenty of fans and will want to keep them happy.
Chelsea will drop points opening the door for for Man City to take the title.
You were right đ€
@@couturecriminal8330 Shmm! no Bunny, no title
chelsea will will it and think theyre gods gift , even though they dropped the ball
They have done the 5peat so how would you feel if you accomplished that?