Welcome to Upfront. I'm Chloe Morgan. And I'm Rachel Sullivan. On today's show, we're looking

at England's first game since that Euro's final, that magic, magic moment in July that we all still

think about. Well, I do. A loss to Brazil, but there's no reason to panic, says Sassie Vig. We also

chat about all things Ireland after their dominant win over Belgium in Dublin.

Finally, we spent some time on Wales, the big story being Jess Fislox's final game for the Dragons

after almost two decades of service.

Before we get stuck into today's show, just a heads up that we will be bringing you another

special interview this week, this time with former lioness Claire Rafferty. And we're super,

super excited for this one, aren't we, Rach? Yeah, looking forward to it. You know, I had a great

chat with Molly Bartrop recently. And I think following up with Claire and chatting about, like, her ADHD and stuff like that. She's been really open about that. So I'm really excited to chat to her. Yeah, amazing. And I think also just like her career off the pitch, what she's done or behind the scenes. Yeah, I'm going to get stuck into. I think about the injuries she came back from. Like, it unbelievable. Right. Moments of the weekend. It's obviously been quite an eventful weekend for you with your favourite team back in action again. And also the lioness is obviously they're friendly against Brazil. But where are you going? Because we also had the FA Cup action as well. There's been a busy weekend. I'm going to save all my Ireland chat for the

Ireland section. There's lots of good stuff there. Very well behaved. But I think if there's one

thing you watch from this international break thus far, let it be the Caroline Weir wonder goal

that she scored in the 90th minute to win the game for Scotland. She was maybe 35 yards out, caught the keeper

off her line. And it's literally one of those that just just tucks in under the crossbar as it

comes looping over the goalkeeper. An absolute wonder strike for her. Great to see her back

scoring unbelievable goals for Scotland. Great to have her back for Scotland and doing what she does best. So yeah, that was one of those that like while I was at other games, I could just see popping off on Twitter like, oh my God, have you seen Caroline Weir's goal? Have you seen her goal? So if you haven't, go watch it. This is a template Caroline Weir thing to do as well. Like you always expect like Caroline Weir, Georgia Stanway, they're going to Scott,

Kira Walsh, they'll always score like screamers like that. They're not like, they're never for the faint-hearted, those kind of goals. My moment of the weekend has definitely got to be in Austin and Uni. They, it's the first time they've ever been in the FA Cup first round proper. So massive, massive congratulations to them. And they were also the first university team to make it

through to that round men's and women's as well.

So yeah, didn't go to plan.

Played Cambridge United and lost 2-1,

but a massive achievement for them and a big moment

in history. So yeah, I

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