How damaging will Chelsea's UWCL exit be - and is the pressure on Marc Skinner unfair?

EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 58 MIN

How damaging will Chelsea's UWCL exit be - and is the pressure on Marc Skinner unfair?

from The Women's Football Show

The stage is now set for the semi-finals of the Champions League - but it's taken controversy to get here. Lianne reflects on the refereeing decisions from Chelsea's second leg against Arsenal and predicts who will make it through to the final! She also discusses the reported pressure on Marc Skinner at Man United and whether it's deserved. Plus, we're joined by London City Lionesses' assistant coach Becky Langley who tells us how important it is to have Michelle Kang's influence at the club. Former Man City forward Natasha Flint opens up on her career to date, admitting she's delighted to be reunited with coach Nick Cushing now she's at Denver Summit. And Seattle reign coach Laura Harvey tells us about life in the NWSL! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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