BBC Women's Football Weekly

Ben Haines is joined by former England forward Fran Kirby and BBC commentator Vicki Sparks at Wembley stadium as the Lionesses claimed a significant 1-0 victory over rivals Spain and took control of their 2027 Women's World Cup qualifying group.
Fran and Vicki react to the latest instalment of this growing rivalry which ended with England securing a crucial three points. It was a resilient performance from a new centre-back partnership and a milestone night for midfielder Keira Walsh, who captained the side on her 100th appearance.
The team also hear from goalscorer Lauren Hemp, England's latest centurion Keira Walsh and manager Sarina Wiegman who all give their post match thoughts to Katie Smith in the tunnel.
TIMECODES:
00:05 - Ben Haines is joined by Fran Kirby and Vicki Sparks at Wembley
11:20 - Lauren Hemp interview.
16:19 - Reaction from England’s latest centurion, Keira Walsh.
23:49 - Sarina Wiegman interview.
32:50 - Looking ahead to their next fixture against Iceland on Saturday.
36:00 - More reflection on Keira Walsh’s milestone from Leah Williamson and Mary Earps.

Ben Haines and Em Sanders are back at St. George’s Park and this time they have agent Ellen White with them to look ahead to the biggest game of their World Cup qualifying game so far.
England manager Sarina Wiegman joins Ellen and Ben to discuss facing Spain, again! As the Lionesses approach their milestone 500th game, we ask what game stands out to her, chat Alessia Russo’s form and what she wants to see from the new faces in the squad.
Ellen and Ben also chat to one of those new faces in Bay FC’s Keira Barry alongside in-form Arsenal striker Alessia Russo. They discuss turning up to camp for the first time, coming into this international break at very different points in their domestic seasons and which England teammate they would take on Race Across the World with!
Plus, the team chat team selection for this 'crunch game' on Tuesday at Wembley. Full commentary of England v Spain will be on 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, kick off is at 7pm.
TIMECODES:
00:05 - Ellen, Ben and Em are down at St. George’s Park.
02:54 - England boss Sarina Wiegman joins the pod.
18:20 - Ellen, Ben and Em reflect on Sarina’s interview and chat team selection against Spain..
24:50 - Alessia Russo and Keira Barry join the pod.
44:10 - The team chat Keira’s calmness, Alessia’s current form and the importance of this game at Wembley.

Ben Haines and Ellen White are joined by Em Sanders at St. George's Park for a mini debrief episode after a busy week of Champions League and FA Cup quarter-final action.
From three English teams down to one, Arsenal are the last ones standing in Europe with Chelsea and Manchester United losing out in at the quarter-final stage. Em and Ellen react to Sonia Bompastor's post-match interview and Manchester United's debut season in the competition.
Plus, Brighton are through to the Women's FA Cup semi-finals after upsetting 14-time winners Arsenal at Meadow Park. The team react to a huge oppourtinty for Brighton or Liverpool to reach Wembley and another heavyweight clash for Chelsea and Manchester City.

Jen Beattie gets to know Scotland head coach Melissa Andreatta who was appointed a year ago. Mel talks about her coaching journey in Australia, her style and ambitions of getting Scotland back to a major tournament.
Scotland have World Cup qualifiers coming up against Belgium followed by Israel in June with the prospect of play-offs later this year.
Mel also talks about the progress of player pathways in Scotland.
Plus...has Mel tried Irn-Bru yet?

Emma Sanders takes an in depth look at the race for promotion to the WSL and those clubs in among it. Birmingham City sit top with head coach Amy Merricks telling Emma the club is ready to be back in the top flight.
Charlton sit second with a very impressive season led by Karen Hills. Danish striker Amalie Thestrup gives an insight into how important culture is at the club and one of the reasons for their success.
Newcastle have an outside chance of getting into the play-off spots and we hear from boss Tanya Oxtoby about the clubs ambitions.
Bristol City have dropped out of that play-off race but interim CEO Lowri Roberts shares the clubs longer term plan to get back into the WSL. Plus head coach Charlotte Healy talks about all the changes since she was appointed last summer.
Timecodes:
00:30 Birmingham City with Amy Merricks
10:00 Charlton Karen Hills
17:30 Amalie Thestrup
23:45 Newcastle Tanya Oxtoby
27:00 Bristol City Lowri Roberts
32:00 Charlotte Healy