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When you play, play safe with Bet365. Hello and welcome to the football show. This is a special edition where we've got the women's game covered for you for the next half an hour.

Joining me as always is former international Sue Smith. How are you Sue?

Hi Jess, I'm very good. Thank you.

Good. I've got some brilliant questions coming for you next. This is the topic everyone's talking about at the moment. How do you end the women's Super League and the women's championship season? As we understand it, the sea finished. So the teams as we speak have a choice of three options, Sue, as to how they want

the season to end. First option is points per game where relegation is included. Points per game

where relegation is not included. And the third option, which I don't think many fans really want to see,

is the season voided. What do you think, Sue? It's so difficult, isn't it, Jess. I think the

fairest way would obviously be to finish the league, but as we know that this can't happen due to

not enough finances needed to put the appropriate measures in place for their game to go back.

So in my opinion, I just think whatever decision is made, there's going to be at least one

club or two clubs or maybe more that aren't happy. And this isn't ideal, but I think the only

way is to null and void. And I just think because we can't predict what

will happen in the future and they've done it for the tears below, haven't they? And you just think

that all of the other opinions, it's based on what if scenario. So I think that would be the

only fair way to do. Of course, we want the season to finish. but if that can't happen, I just think Nullin Void.

And it's such a shame for the likes of Aston Villa that have worked so, so hard to get into the position that they're in.

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