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Scotland Internationalists Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton with their unique take on the World of Football plus interviews with the biggest names in the Women’s game.
Rachel predicts right as four sides are locked on 51 points at the top of the SWPL.
Plus, Rachel and Leanne give us their players to watch ahead of Austria v Scotland in the Women's Nations League.
Rachel and Leanne preview the "Valentine's night special" as Glasgow City look forward to taking on Celtic in the crucial SWPL showdown on Friday night.
We hear from Motherwell coach Paul Brownlie and his hopes of clinching a top six finish for his club.
Plus Scotland captain Rachel Corsie gives us her take on the latest Scotland squad.
"We've become secret Hearts fans!" Rachel and Leanne are joined by Emma Hunter head of the girls' academy at Hearts.
Emma talks about the importance of the holistic approach Heart of Midlothian have with all their teams. We hear why it's not just about copying what the boys teams do but knowing what a female athlete needs.
Plus is it too soon to talk about Hearts being in the title race?
Rachel and Leanne focus on all things Hibs are they "in the conversation for the title”? Rachel says it feels like a “different energy” at the club.Is Katie Wilkinson the SWPL “signing of the season” for Rangers? – Rachel thinks she might be. Leanne says that Caitlin Hayes’ transfer from Celtic to Brighton has probably come at a time that is “right for both parties”.Plus Leanne says Glasgow City’s squad is strong and will only look at players at the end of this transfer window if it’s the right move “either in or out”.
Rachel and Leanne catch up with Scotland's Sam Kerr on her loan move from Bayern Munich to Liverpool.
"Is anyone bothered if you're the better team?" Rachel and Leanne look back at the weekend's Sky Sports Cup ties and the explosive Old Firm encounter.
Are Rangers and Celtic really moving to the WSL?
Plus Sam Kerr opens about having to move from Bayern to get more game time, taking German lessons and her dread of sitting on the wrong seat in the Liverpool team bus.
Scotland and Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert previews the upcoming WCL match against Celtic.Why this game is a "Full circle moment" - the last time Erin played a Champions League game in Scotland she played for Glasgow City against Chelsea.Can Scottish teams learn to emulate the winning mentality at Chelsea?Plus "I cannae win" what it's like having a Glasgow accent in the Chelsea changing room.
Rachel and Leanne with their take on everything that is happening in the World of football.
"it's a complete sliding doors moment in life" - Leanne gives us the whole back story on why she made the difficult decision to leave Motherwell and move back to Glasgow City.
Plus as she hooks up with her old team mate Leanne Ross - who's going to be the bad cop at Glasgow City?
Rachel and Leanne look back at Scotland's dominant performance as they comfortably beat Hungary 4-0.
The difference the return of Caroline Weir made on and off the pitch.
Erin Cuthbert's "worldie" was it an "absolute belter" or should she have passed to a team mate?
Plus why Rachel's kitchen is immaculately clean.
We look ahead to the Hungary double header - are these two games that Scotland should be winning?"The stats don't lie" are Rangers under achieving in the SWPL?Celtic lose 4-0 in the Champions league - but were there positives?
Rachel and Leanne are joined by BBC Senior Women's Football Reporter Emma Sanders to get to know Celtic's next European opponents, Real Madrid.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton are joined by Brighton and Scotland's Rachel McLauchlan.
Rachel talks about making the move South and being picked out by Brighton's legendary scouting system.
We round up all the action from the weekend's fixtures North and South of the border.
Plus is it OK for coaches to wear white boots?
Rachel and Leanne are joined by former Celtic and Scotland goalkeeper Gemma Fay.
Rachel gives us her guide to the opening weekend of fixtures in the WSL.
We round up all the action from the SWPL - have the big three expanded to a big five?
Can Celtic progress to the lucrative group stages of the Champions League?
Plus what can Scottish football learn from rugby?
The WSL is finally back this weekend we look at the Scots who are lighting up the league in England.Rachel’s Aston Villa will face Chelsea in the first game of the season, live on BBC Two she chats preparations and facing Scotland team-mates.Are Glasgow City losing their edge? We round up the weekend's SWPL results.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton with their take on everything that's happening in the World of football.
"it's a sore one for Hibs" we get the rundown on the weekend's SWPL results.
Why Rachel thinks "it's a huge opportunity" Celtic's draw in the Champions League against Ukranian side Vorskla Poltava.
What can Rangers learn from their exit from the Champions League?
Plus what is making Rachel feel ten years younger?
Rachel and Leanne catch up with Rangers coach Jo Potter ahead of the Glasgow team's Champions League qaulifier against Arsenal.
Plus their take on Celtic's Finnish opponents KuPS Kuopio.
Rachel and Leanne with their take on everything that's happening in the world of football
Rachel and Leanne reflect on the weekend’s SWPL fixtures as Hearts go top and a medical scare at Rangers v Partick Thistle.
39 goals in just one match day - but is it a good advert for the SWPL?
Rachel and Leanne are joined by Queens Park boss Craig Joyce straight off the back of his team's humbling 11-1 defeat at the hands of Hearts "there was a lot we done well".
He talks about the daunting prospect of trying to avoid being one of the three teams getting relegated at the end of the season "they done us dirty".
The difficulties of competing for players in the congested central belt football scene.
Plus why you shouldn't believe the rumours that Queens Park are awash with money.
Rachel and Leanne are joined by newly appointed Hibs captain Rachel Boyle.
We hear about pre-season nerves and why Glasgow's big three might not have it all their own way this season in the SWPL.
Rachel Boyle tells us why she's brought back team initiations at Hibs and who is the "bad cop" in the dressing room.
Plus how Tina Turner helped Rachel Corsie bond with her Aston Villa team mates.
Leanne and Rachel catch up with Scotland's Christy Grimshaw.
Christy tells us about becoming the captain of the AC Milan, what it's like going through pre-season in 35 degree heat and her recovery from an ACL injury.
Plus her key to learning Italian and why she's haunted by the phrase "don't bring your lambs to training"
Leanne gets Rachel's take on Scotland's Euro 2025 play-off opponents, plus a chat with Lisa Evans on her return to Glasgow City after more than a decade away from the club.
Why Pedro Martinez Losa thinks Scotland can "beat everyone" after the national team top the table in their Euro 2025 qualifying campaign.
Leanne and Rachel look back at the successful double header against Slovakia and Serbia.
Scotland captain Rachel Corsie talks about the confidence boost in the dressing room that comes after winning 5 games on the spin.
Plus why Caroline Weir is getting a slagging from her Scotland team mates.
Rachel and Leanne are back and raring to go as Scotland head into their first international matches against Slovakia and Serbia.
But is this too early and too awkward a time for an international window?
How big a challenge is Ranger's Champions League tie with Arsenal?
Plus we look back at Scotland in the Euros and ask if we should just get shot of extra time?
As Scotland top their group and guarantee a play off place Rachel and Leanne look back at a successful international break.
With more Scotland games already looming in July does the international football calendar contribute to the injuries in the women's game?
Plus we hear Leanne and Rachel's personal highlights from the season.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton look back at Rangers historic Scottish Cup victory.Why Nicola Docherty is so important for Rangers.Plus Can Hearts push on from their success this season and challenge the dominance of the Glasgow teams?
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton react as Celtic celebrate their historic first SWPL title victory.
Plus can Hearts stop Rangers winning the cup double?
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton on the SWPL title race - is it now safe to say it's in Celtic's hands?
Glasgow City missing out on Champions League for the first time since 2009-10 season - what next for City?
It could be an historic first SWPL title for Celtic - should we expect a good turnout at Celtic Park on Sunday?
Plus a tribute to Hib's Joelle Murray as she announces her plans to retire at the end of the season.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton on the Rangers v Celtic table top clash - has the pendulum swung again in Celtic's favour?
What is the future for Glasgow City can they still mix it with the Old Firm?
Plus has the PFA gone too early with their awards?
Is the momentum with Rangers in the SWPL title race after their victory in the Scottish Cup semi-final?
"I know we are fitter" - Jo Potter's reaction to reaching the cup final.
"This is not good enough" - can Elena Sadiku pick Celtic up for the league run in?
Is this a turning point for Hearts reaching their first national cup final?
Plus Rachel and Leanne's take on what the Chelsea boss called "The worst decision in European football"
Rachel and Leanne preview the women's Scottish Cup semi-finals.
Do we get the same buy-in with the Old Firm matches in the women's game?
Have we fallen behind the English game in attracting crowds and what can we learn from the success of Arsenal in North London?
Plus we hear from Hearts forward Kathleen McGovern ahead of this weekend's semi-final against Edinburgh rivals Spartans.
Rachel and Leanne with the latest on the SWPL titlle race. Glasgow City's Lee Gibson joins them to reflect on a bruising defeat at the hands of Rangers.As Fiona Brown goes off injured what impact could that have for Scotland?Plus why you should never play Rachel Corsie at Monopoly.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton with the inside take on how Scotland overcame the "no wins in eight" narrative to succeed in the game against Slovakia.
"She heads anything and everything!" - why Sophie Howard is so important to the Scotland team.
Is Erin Cuthbert trying to do too much for Scotland?
Plus we celebrate Rachel's landmark 150th cap for Scotland
Rachel and Leanne chat Scotland ahead of the upcoming Euro qualifiers against Serbia and Slovakia.
They react to Arsenal's League Cup victory over Chelsea on Sunday and discuss the full-time drama.
They are joined by stand-up comedian and Celtic fan, Susie McCabe to chat about her picking up her latest award.
Talking from the Scotland team headquarters in Spain ahead of the Pinatar Cup Rachel is joined by fellow team mate Sophie Howard.
"The manager is temporary" - Sophie tells Leanne how a conversation between them proved to be a pivotal moment in her career.
We hear how difficult Sophie found it fitting in with the squad the first time she was called up by Scotland.
How she nearly fell out of love with football when she was playing with Reading.
Plus how why she is determined to use her own podcast as a platform to "speak the truth".
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton are joined by Aberdeen women's team coach Clint Lancaster.
Clint explains why he decided Aberdeen were the right club to join.
How they could improve the league structure in Scotland and his thoughts on the standards of officiating in the women's game in the UK.
Former Celtic coach Fran Alonso joins Rachel and Leanne to talk about his departure from Scotland.
Fran tells us that despite winning more trophies than any other coach in the time he was in Scotland he still feels disapointed he could never deliver the title for the Celtic fans.
How hard he worked to build a team and the difficulty of losing his top scorer year on year.
Why his family are now Celtic fans and how the atmosphere at crunch games against Ranger left him with "goosebumps"
Leanne and Rachel catch up with Rangers and Scotland's Jane Ross.
She talks about the cup semi-final victory over Celtic and how the atmosphere at Old Firm games has changed in the last few seasons.
She looks back at her long journey to recovery from an ACL injury.
Plus how much it still means to play for Scotland.
Jo Love the most capped outfield player for Scotland Women's team and regarded by Leanne and Rachel as "Scottish football royalty"
Jo talks about her long journey back from her ACL injury and why Glasgow City need to win a trophy this season.
Rachel and Leanne pick their stand out moments of 2023.
The World Cup in Australia - was it the best yet?
The unbelievable climax to the SWPL season.
Rachel re-lives her journey back from injuryk and asks if the game is finally coming to terms with ACL injuries?
Plus Leanne announces the immenent arrival of Baby Crichton!
Rachel and Leanne are joined by Scotland internationalist and good pal Fiona Brown.
Fiona talks about her return to Scotland and her pre-contract with Glasgow City. She tells us how the club has transformed from when she first played for them and her reaction to the league winning goal last season - "I was a mess".
"I was done" - she shares her story of her recovery from serious injury and pays tribute to the people that inspired that journey.
Plus why her Swedish team mates think carpets are "disgusting"
Aston Villa and England's Rachel Daly joins Leanne and Rachel.
Why the Scotland v England rivalry means just as much to the English squad as it does in Scotland.
On the team spirit that brought England success in the Euros and an honest reflection on being beaten finalists in the World Cup last summer.
Plus how a bad night's sleep and some malfunctioning blinds actually helped bring the England team together.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton catch up with Scotland International Christie Harrison-Murray.
She talks about Birmingham City's prospects in the Women's Championship.
How she is developing her role as a coach but still wants to fight for her place in the Scotland squad.
Plus why she thinks the young players at Rangers are lucky to have Jo Potter at the club.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton catch up with Glasgow City and Scotland's Lauren Davidson.
Lauren talks us through the incredible finale to last year's SWPL Championship - was that Glasgow City's most significant league title yet?
How she found out she had been called up for Scotland while driving a delivery van for Tesco.
Plus which classic card game are the Scotland squad obsessed with?
Rachel and Leanne are joined by Kirsty Maclean as they chat all things Rangers, Scotland and why did she get the nickname 'Ini'.
Scott talks about getting his pro-licence and his hopes for his future career in football.
He celebrates the recent Women's World Cup and tells us how The Matildas helped sustain Australian football through the covid doldrums.
He talks about playing under the "distant" and "edgy" Ange Postecoglou when the current Tottenham boss was head coach with the Australian Men's team.
Plus he looks forward to the Spain v Scotland Euros qualifier.
Aston Villa captain Rachel Corsie looks back at a record breaking weekend as the WSL returns for the first time since the World Cup.
Leanne with a very honest reflection on Motherwell's performance in the League Cup over the weekend.
Plus a look back at the Scottish Women's National Team result against Belgium and the impact of the ACL injuries to Caroline Weir and Emma Watson.
Former Scotland internationalist Jen Beattie joins Leanne and Rachel and talks about the emotional moment when she met Prince William and was awarded the MBE.
How the football community was an unbelievable help when she first received her cancer diagnosis and the importance of breaking down barriers to talk about women's health and normalising that conversation/
Jen says she's enjoying her football more than ever and relishing her role as performance lifestyle mentor at Arsenal.
Plus she goes head to head with Leanne for the title of the most iconic "bun" in Scottish Football.
Joelle tells Rachel and Leanne about the "good feeling" of beating Hearts at Tynecastle and the hope of getting another bumper crowd with free entry to the derby game at Tynecastle this weekend.She talks about the "controversial" Capital Cup, maintaining her work life balance when going full time and the recent return of Hibs legend John McGinn to Easter Road.
Arsenal and England star Beth Mead updates Rachel and Leanne on her journey back to full fitness from her ACL injury - will she be back in time for the England v Scotland international?
We get Beth's thoughts on the England performance in the recent World Cup and she looks back at the momentous day she helped the England team win The Euros....
And Rachel tells us aboutt he day Sarina Weigman beat her to the best bit of the banana bread.
Rachel and Leanne with their unique take on how Spain triumphed in World Cup Final over England.
They look back at how Spain managed to triumph over adversity to even make it to the Final.
What now for England? Can they pick themselves up and keep making the finals of major competitions?
What does the result mean for the upcoming UEFA Women's Nations League England v Scotland fixture?
The SWPL kicks off with a weekend goal-fest and Rachel and Leanne are here to pour over all the action.
The big three - Celtic, Rangers and Glasgow - all win but is there anybody out of the rest of the league who can live with them?
Who are the runners in the battle to make the top six?
Plus Leanne and Rachel with their take on The Women's World Cup in Australia
Leanne and Rachel catch up with Glasgow City's head coach Leanne Ross and re-live the nerve shredding title winning moments from the very last game of last season.
Leanne talks about what lessons she's learnt and how she plans to match the challenge from Celtic and Rangers in the upcoming SWPL season.
We hear how difficult she found the transition from being a player to being a coach and how she balances her work with Scottish Women's National Team with her role at Glasgow City.
Rahcel and Leanne are joined by journalist Emma Smith to run though which teams are looking most likely to progress in the World Cup.
Are Columbia the outstanding team in the competition so far?
How much of a loss is Sam Kerr to Australia?
After Scotland win both international friendlies in preparation for the Nations League, Leanne and Rachel have reaction from head coach Pedro Martinez Losa and Emma Watson
In a special edition of the Behind the Goals podcast Iona Ballantyne speaks to Chelsea and Scotland midfielder, Erin Cuthbert
Scotland's Sam Kerr catches up with Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie she tells them her reaction when she first heard that Bayern Munich were interested "I was just relaxing in my room and my agent called saying: 'Bayern Munich have came in for you', and I said: 'Are you sure they've got the right Sam Kerr?'
Sam tells us how she struggled with her previous big transfer from Glasgow City to Rangers and the added responsibilty that came with that move.
She recounts her nightmare first game in a Scotland jersey and previews the forthcoming Scottish Women's National Team games against Northern Ireland and Finland.
As Celtic win the first Old Firm Scottish Women's Cup final Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie look back at the action.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton with their take on the historic Sunday afternoon that saw records broken and the title won by Glasgow City,We hear from the Glasgow City players at the heart of the action goal keeper Lee Gibson and goal scorer Lauren Davidson.We hear from the Celtic coach Fran Alonso and Malky Thomson of Rangers.Plus we look ahead to the Rangers v Celtic Scottish Cup final.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton are joined by broadcaster Shebahn Aherne.Shebahn tells us how a work experience job gave her a life transforming opportunity.How she reacts when she's accused of jumping the Women's Football bandwagon.Plus she looks forward to watching her sister Ruesha Littlejohn playing at for Ireland at this summer's World Cup.
Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie catch up with Glasgow Celtic's Tash Flint.Tash talks about why she chose to move to Celtic on loan from Leicester City in January.We preview the crucial Glasgow City SWPL match at Celtic ParkPlus look back at Tash's time at both Manchester Utd and Manchester City; her move to Notts County and why going to Leicester City was the best move of her career.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton turn the mic on BBC commentator Al Lamont and find out if there is any difference in commentating on the women's game compared to the men's.Al tells us why a Kevin McAllister goal for Falkirk FC in the Scottish Cup is a special memory and the incredible story of his first experience of professional commentating at the age of just 10 years old.
Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie look back at the weekend Scottish Cup semi-finals.We hear from Glasgow Celtic goal scorer Natasha Flint on scoring the goal that set up an Old Firm cup final.Hannah Davidson talks about scoring the historic goal that makes her the first female club player to score at Hampden.Motherwell boss Paul Brownlee reflects on his team's strong showing against Glasgow Rangers.Plus Glasgow City coach Leanne Ross on her team suffering their third defeat domestic defeat in a row.
Leanne and Rachel catch up with Motherwell star Kaela McDonald-NguahShe tells us how a photo in a Celtic annual kickstarted her football careerTalks about how proud she would be to be picked for Scottish squad again.And how she faced down racism while playing with Scotland.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton with their take on the headline grabbing Old Firm Match and a rundown of the weekend fixtures in the SWPL.Plus a preview of the men's Scotland v Spain match
Brian Graham on all things Partick Thistle - what it means for the women's team to make the top six split in the SWPL.The moment he heard that Ian McCall was getting sacked.How Kris Doolan compares to Ian McCall as the boss of the men's teamPlus why he never stops moaning.
Is there too much of a gulf in quality between the top and bottom of the SWPL? Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton reflect on the winners and losers after the league splits for the remainder of the season.Were Glasgow Women ready to make the step up to SWPL1?Can Glasgow City hold their nerves and regain the title?Partick Thistle won the race to make the split but how will they cope in the top six?Plus Rachel gives us her take on the WSL title run in and we get a preview of the upcoming Scotland National Team games agains Costa Rica and Australia.
Celebrating International Women's Day with Managing Director of the SWPL Fiona McIntyre
Seven thousand fans at Tynecastle for the Capital Cup - are Edinburgh clubs doing things better than their Glasgow rivals? Leanne and Rachel react to all the results from derby weekend in the SWPL.Just back from Spain Rachel gives us the inside track on Scotland at the Pinatar Cup.Plus how to hold your nerve if you're taking a penalty in a shoot out.
Rachel and Leanne hear from Caroline Weir about moving to Spain and realising her childhood dream of playing in the famous white strip.
Hearts chairman Ann Budge tells Rachel and Leanne how following her principles led her to feel like she was throwing a million pounds down the drain.
Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie talk to Aston Villa and Ireland international Ruesha Littlejohn and find out why she chose to play for The Republic rather than Scotland.
With Viv Miedama is out for months with an ACL injury - Leanne and Rachel are joined by SWNT lead physio Jenny Graham and ask why it's such a common injury for women footballers
Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie pick out their own personal highlights from the women's game in 2022
Arsenal and Netherland's Viv Miedema tells Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie what it feels like to have a statue erected and why the Ballon D'or needs to be better organised.
She managed the Scotland Womens team in their first international against England in 1972 - Elsie Cook tells Leanne and Rachel what it was like playing football in the 70's
Leanne and Rachel are joined by Scotland international Abi Harrison who talks about her return to the national squad and why opponents call her an "angry Scottish Person"
Straight from the Scotland camp team Captain Rachel Corsie tells Leanne Crichton just how World Cup exit affected the squad and where they go from now.
Leannne and Rachel talk all things Scotland - women and men's teams - preview the World Cup qualifier against Austria and what the TV deal means for the women's game in Scotland..
Mrs Rangers AKA Nicola Docherty talks about moving from Glasgow City to Rangers and winning the title with Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton.
Paul Brownlie shares his inspiring story of how he became coach at Motherwell Women and helping Scotland's Women's team reach the World Cup with Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton
Leanne Crichton and Radhel Corsie look back at England's success at the Euros ask if it could be a turning point for the women's game? Plus a big preview of the SWPL season.
Professional Squash player Lisa Aitken joins Rachel and Leanne with the latest on her prep for the Commonwealth Games plus big, and we mean BIG, news from Rachel.
Republic of Ireland and Glasgow City player Clare Shine tells Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie about how she has learned to cope with addiction and mental health issues.
Rachel and Leanne join Eartha at the Scotland Camp and hear how she went from being told at 17 she may never play or walk again to now being part of Scotland's International squad.
Rachel and Leanne get the lowdown from the Scotland camp as they catch up with international defender Stephen O'Donnell ahead of the crunch World Cup qualifer against Ukraine.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton catch up with Scotland internationalist and Hibs star Rachael Boyle and find out what it's like being a footballer and a mum.
Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie with Leeann Dempster on what it was like being one of the first female Executives in Scottish Football and the big plans for Queens Park FC.
Rachel and Leanne on whether women are more emotional players, the inside track on the Scotland Squad's reaction to the game v Spain and their thoughts on the SWPL title race.
Leanne Crichton and Rachel Corsie find out from ex-Scotland international Mark Burchill what it's like being the dad of one of the rising stars of the women's game in Scotland.
Sports Presenter Eilidh Barbour tells Leanne and Rachel how she carved out a broadcasting career, why she hates the word talent and what she would say to an invite from Strictly
It's International Women's Day and Rachel and Leanne interview their biggest fans and harshest critics - their mums.
Leanne Crichton catches up with Rachel Corsie for the inside track on what's happening with the Scotland Squad in Spain, plus their take on the women's game's move to the SPFL.
Scotland Internationalists Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton catch up with former Glasgow City Stalwart Lauren McMurchie who has de-camped to Dubai and set up a Football Club.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton catch up with Kelly Clark - accountant, Scotland international and "moaniest player" at Celtic..
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton catch up with Scotland internationalist Emma Mitchell and find out what it's like being a new mum and a professional footballer.
It was the year that Leanne decided to call time on her Scotland career while Rachel rocked Hampden with a last minute winner for Scotland against Hungary.
Rachel and Leanne look back at everything that came their way in 2021 - football lockdowns, corporate takeovers and Euro 2020.
With Special guest appearances from Viv Miedema, Erin Cuthbert, Kim Little, Lisa Evans, Julie Fleeting, Jen Beattie and Eilidh Barbour.
Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton hook up with Arsenal's Kim Little and ask her why she decided to call time on her Scotland international career.
"Scenes on Toast" - Leanne gatecrashes the Scotland camp and hooks up with Rachel for an interview with Scotland internationalist Chloe Arthur.
Scotland Internationalists Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton take you pitch-side for their take on all things football and what’s going down in the Women’s game.