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The Athletic

Join The Athletic's finest reporters and writers as they take you inside the biggest stories from European women's football, including the WSL, UEFA Women's Champion's League, and Spain's Liga F. Get in touch fte@theathletic.com
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Full Time Europe: A show about women's football

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Sophie Penney brings you inside Stamford Bridge after Barcelona defeat Chelsea to reach the Champions League final and end Emma Hayes’ dreams of a fairytale ending in front of a sell-out crowd. 

You’ll hear from Chelsea’s Jess Carter and Fran Kirby, and Barcelona’s Ona Batlle, plus a full analysis of tactics and what this means for Hayes’ legacy from The Athletic’s Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox and Katie Whyatt, and Spanish journalist Marc Andres. 

HOST: Sophie Penney 

WITH: Charlotte Harpur, Michael Cox, Katie Whyatt and Marc Andres 

PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com

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SPECIAL from Stamford Bridge: Barcelona end Chelsea and Hayes' Champions League dreams

Katie Whyatt, Carl Anka and Charlotte Hapur are with Sophie Penney to react to Manchester United knocking holders Chelsea out of the FA Cup to reach the final at Wembley, and Tottenham’s extra time winner to join them.

How did United start the game so fast? Is Emma Hayes’ final season unravelling? And what will Spurs do without Grace Clinton in the final? 

Plus, we chat to Anne Grimes and Helen Tither about the Corinthians Ladies Football Club, who won 50 trophies in over 20 years during the FA ban on women’s football. 

HOST: Sophie Penney 

WITH: Katie Whyatt, Carl Anka, Charlotte Harpur, Anne Grimes and Helen Tither 

PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com 

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Is Emma Hayes’ final season unravelling?

Michael Cox and Charlotte Harpur are with Sophie Penney to talk about Rachel Daly, after she announced her retirement from international football. 

Plus, what did we make of England’s performances in their first Euro 2025 qualification games? Is Lucy Bronze’s defending up to scratch? Are we expecting too much of them?

And Man United offer a contract extension to manager Marc Skinner. Fresh off breaking the story, Charlotte tells us more.

HOST: Sophie Penney 

WITH: Charlotte Harpur and Michael Cox

PRODUCER: Sophie Penney 

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com 

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How much will England miss Rachel Daly?

Charlotte Harpur and Dan Sheldon are with Sophie Penney to bring you all the behind the scenes details from The Athletic’s special report into Manchester United.

How close did they come to keeping Alessia Russo? Could Mary Earps leave in the summer too? What changes will INEOS bring? 

Plus Italian journalist Lucia Pirola joins us after Juventus manager Joe Montemurro stepped down.

And we’ve got an NWSL preview with Meg Linehan from the USA. 

Producer: Sophie Penney

Executive Producer: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com 

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Special Report: The issues facing INEOS at Man United

Michael Cox and Laia Cervello Herrero are with Sophie Penney after World Champions Spain won the Nations League and qualified for the Olympics for the first time ever.

Can anyone stop Spain? How do they keep winning after the Rubiales kiss scandal? 

As Germany take the last Olympic spot from The Netherlands, we catch up with Dutch journalist Anne-Marie Postma.

And which young player stood out in England's friendlies?

Producer: Sophie Penney

Executive Producer: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com 

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Can anyone stop Spain?

Jessy Parker Humphreys joins Sophie Penney to chat about Lyon almost slipping up to PSG in their first game under new owner Michele Kang.

What went wrong for Lyon in the top of the table tie? What does the new ownership mean for the future of Lyon and the league as a whole? 

Plus, Laia Cervello Herrero tells us why we need to be watching out for young Barcelona star Claudia Pina. 

Producer: Sophie Penney

Executive Producer: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com 

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New owner... new Lyon?

On Saturday, David Ornstein broke the news that Manchester City’s Omar Berrada is moving to the red side of the city, succeeding Richard Arnold as CEO.

With INEOS recently purchasing 25 per cent of Manchester United in exchange for sporting control, what will these changes mean for the women’s team?

The Athletic’s Laura Williamson and Charlotte Harpur join Abi Paterson to answer this very question. 

Produced by Abi Paterson.

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What INEOS’ arrival means for Manchester United women

Chloe Morgan and Charlotte Harpur are with Sophie Penney to relive the emotional rollercoaster of the three stoppage time goals that meant Team GB miss out on the Olympics.

What went wrong for England? Is missing the Olympics a big deal? And where do they go from here?

Plus, Mia Eriksson joins us as Sweden, silver medallists at the last two Games, fail to make the Olympics for the first time ever.

Producer: Sophie Penney

Executive Producer: Abi Paterson

Get in touch: fte@theathletic.com

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Olympic agony for Team GB - but does it matter?

Michael Cox and Charlotte Harpur are with Sophie Penney to assess Team GB’s chances of qualifying for the Olympics in their upcoming Nations League games, especially with England captain Millie Bright out injured. 

What would missing the Olympics mean? Who will replace Bright? And how can the Lionesses convert more of their chances up front?

Plus after Khadija "Bunny" Shaw’s 15-minute hat-trick for Manchester City, we discuss what makes her so effective and why she’s called Bunny. 

Email us fte@theathletic.com

Produced by Sophie Penney 

Executive Producer: Abi Paterson 

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