Upfront - A Women's Football Podcast

Upfront - A Women's Football Podcast

Author: Stak Language: English Episodes: 100
Each week on Upfront-A Women's Football Podcast, Chloe Morgan and Rachel O'Sullivan break down the latest matches and major talking points from across the women's football landscape. This isn't just a results roundup, though. The conversation digs into the tactical nuances, the pivotal transfers, and the league developments that define each season. Beyond the pitch, they explore the broader cultural currents shaping the sport, highlighting stories from community grassroots initiatives to the pressures and triumphs at the professional pinnacle. It’s a podcast committed to treating the women's game with the depth and seriousness it deserves, offering analysis that feels both immediate and considered. You'll find informed reaction to the weekend's events alongside longer-form discussions that connect the dots between what happens on the field and its wider impact. Produced by Stak and stemming from the Football Ramble network, Upfront provides a consistent, engaging space for fans who want more than just headlines. The tone is knowledgeable and accessible, blending the expertise of its hosts with a genuine passion for the entire ecosystem of the sport. It’s the kind of podcast that makes you feel part of the conversation, whether you're a long-time supporter or still learning the contours of the game.
Episodes
Jess Naz on her ACL recovery, England dreams and being a style icon [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 43:22
One of our favourite players in the WSL – a true baller and fashion icon – joins Chloe and Rachel in the studio today. It's Spurs star and Lioness, Jess Naz!We catch up with Jess on her recovery since injuring her ACL in…
Pregnancy and football, with Josie Green [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 31:24
Today, we're joined by a star of the Wales national team and one of Clo's former teammates... it's Josie Green!Josie is 21 weeks into her pregnancy and reveals all about the realities of being a professional footballer w…