On the latest episode of the podcast, hosts Faye Carruthers and Suzanne Wrack are joined by Marva Kreel and Chris Paouros to analyze the weekend's action in the Women's Super League (WSL).

Chelsea showcased an impressive performance, scoring five goals against Manchester United, with each goal coming from a different scorer. This dominant display highlights their attacking prowess and depth in talent.

In a surprising turn, Crystal Palace proved their competitiveness by securing a 1-1 draw against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. The question remains whether these draws will hinder Reneé Slegers’ side's title ambitions.

Other notable results include:

• Manchester City securing a comfortable victory, with Bunny Shaw finding the back of the net once again.
• West Ham defeating the London City Lionesses, delivering a significant blow to their hopes.
• Brighton scoring a late equalizer against a resilient Birmingham side.

In WSL 2, teams like Sunderland, Newcastle United, and Leicester City continued their perfect starts to the season, emphasizing the competitive nature of women's football.

The discussion also touched on the Ballon d’Or and included a passionate call for the WSL to move away from the song ‘Freed From Desire.’

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