Ben and Ellen are joined by The Guardian’s Tom Garry as the Women’s Super League returns! Kick-off times have been adjusted this season, sparking debate over the optimal scheduling for women’s football audiences. Is the Sunday evening fixture a sound initiative, and which demographics does it primarily serve?
London City Lionesses have made a strong start with several of the world’s biggest global talents in their squad. Notably, none of their starting eleven were English, raising important questions about the development of homegrown talent and the future of English football.
Tom and Ellen discuss what this trend means for the English game and whether the league should implement greater measures to nurture domestic players.
Additionally, an investigation is underway after Crystal Palace was found to have breached regulations by using four substitution windows during their 1-0 victory over Everton.
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