How comebacks and revenge reignited the NWSL in Week 6

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Just as the NWSL was flirting with predictability, Week 6 delivered one of the most entertaining and dramatic weekends in the league's recent memory.

On this week's Full Time Review, Theo Lloyd-Hughes and Melanie Anzidei break down what was behind the extraordinary comebacks in Week 6 of the NWSL, as well as what is helping to organically evolve the rivalry between the Washington Spirit and Gotham FC.

PLUS: A historic Sunday of UEFA Women's Champions League semifinal action. How did Arsenal pull off a shock in France? Why is Barcelona still so far ahead of Chelsea?

The Athletic's Megan Feringa and Charlotte Harpur joined the podcast live from Stamford Bridge to share their thoughts and analysis.

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Articles mentioned on the show:

Arsenal reach first Women’s Champions League final since 2007 after win over Lyon

Chelsea 1 Barcelona 4 (2-8 agg): Quadruple hopes end, system change disaster, Barcelona irrepressible

NWSL teams are embracing tension, new and old: ‘People love a good sports rivalry’

NWSL requested permission to start a new second division. What does it mean for women’s soccer?

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HOST: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

GUEST: Melanie Anzidei, Charlotte Harpur, Megan Feringa

PRODUCER: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

VIDEO PRODUCER: Lia Griffin

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emily Olsen

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