In today’s module: the panel recaps all the weekend’s WSL action as Chelsea beat Arsenal thanks to three first-half goals, and they wonder if the Gunners can reasonably blame the socks replacement they had to wear?
The panel assesses Brighton’s fate as they concede four more at home, this time against Manchester City.
Additionally, the panel recaps the championship and discusses Emma Haye’s comments on player relationships. All that, and we’ll answer your questions and remind you to sign up for our twice-weekly women’s soccer newsletter – all you have to do is search “move the goalposts, sign up” – or follow this link.
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