Takeaways from a long international break

Episode 151 of the Extra Time with GirlsontheBall podcast, hosted by GirlsontheBall, titled "Takeaways from a long international break" was published on March 9, 2026 and runs 33 minutes.

March 9, 2026 ·33m · Extra Time with GirlsontheBall

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Summary

Join Sophie and Rachel from GirlsontheBall as the look at the main takeaways from a long international break. They discuss: - England’s two fixtures against Ukraine and Iceland - Ireland’s start to life in League A... again - How the Home Nations faired - And a quick look back at how England’s youth teams got on Make sure you’re subscribed wherever you listen and leave us a review.

Episode Description

Join Sophie and Rachel from GirlsontheBall as the look at the main takeaways from a long international break. They discuss:

England's two fixtures against Ukraine and Iceland
Ireland's start to life in League A... again
How the Home Nations faired
And a quick look back at how England's youth teams got on

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