In this weeks episode the sisters reflect on the predictions they made at the beginning of the season. Leila talks about her trip to Norway to watch the Champions League Final and back in England, Charlton beat Leicester to secure promotion to the WSL.

They also discuss the importance of talking about periods as women in sport and Chelsea's partnership with Flo. Thank you Flo for sponsoring this episode.

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From title races and last minute drama to emotional goodbyes it’s been a season full of unforgettable moments.

This week, Leila and Aesha commemorate the end of the 2025/26 Women's Super League season, reflecting on all the highs, lows that defined the season.

The girls discuss the emotional departures of Sam Kerr and Millie Bright following Chelsea's 1-0 win over Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. Despite the emotional victory, it wasn’t enough to secure second place, as Arsenal came away from Liverpool with all three points, officially confirming their place in next season’s Champions League.

They also celebrate a huge moment for London City Lionesses, who secured a massive home win against Aston Villa thanks to a dramatic late winner from Freya Godfrey.

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This week the girls break down both dramatic FA Cup semi-finals, with each match somehow ending in the exact same plot twist. After two tense games packed with late drama, both Manchester City W.F.C. and Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C. book their place at Wembley, where the two sides will now go head to head in what’s shaping up to be a huge final.

They also dive into Chloe Kelly’s headline making switch from Nike to Adidas, discussing what the move means for her brand and influence within the women’s game. On top of that, the girls react to some huge transfer rumours and possible departures, including uncertainty surrounding Beth Mead and growing speculation that Bunny Shaw could make a shock move to Chelsea F.C. Women.

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This week the girls get into the final stretch of the WSL season and what is still to play for (yes Arsenal fans we see you... 3 games in hand). Lauren James scores a brace and we chat through how the tables shaping up for champions league spots next year!

Also react to some of the stand out Met Gala outfits as you know we love to mix football and fashion!!

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It was a huge weekend in the Women's Super League, with four derbies bringing drama and big title implications.

Alessia Russo was the standout performer, firing a 22 minute hat-trick to lead Arsenal Women to a dominant 5–2 win over Tottenham Hotspur Women, a statement result in the North London derby.

At Kingsmeadow, Chelsea Women were pushed all the way by Aston Villa Women in a chaotic six-goal first half, but still managed to grind out a crucial win to stay in the hunt.

City’s victory over Manchester United Women could prove decisive in the title race. With momentum on their side, they now need just one more win to secure the WSL crown.

With Arsenal finding form and Chelsea still applying pressure, it’s set up for a tense finish, but the title is firmly in City’s hands.

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The sisters are back and talking questionable VAR decisions in the champions league with the Arsenal vs Chelsea first leg bringing all the drama.

Only THREE games left in the WSL (unless you’re Arsenal) and the pressure is on 👀 Bunny shaw can’t stop scoring but is she in the running for the ballon d’or? Plus Japan lift the Asia Cup!

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