Hello, we are back.

Great to have your company here on the women's football show this week.

And we are definitely back with a fan.

Speaking of, our firecracker Sue Smith is back alongside me, Sue. I've missed you.

I've missed you as well. It's so good to be back and talking about women's football.

Yes. This is exactly what we are here to do. Coming up, we have a very special report on the lack of diversity in the women's game. Plus, some brilliant guests for you as well, including Crystal Palace goalie, Chloe Morgan. But first, Liverpool's number 10, their playmaker, still smiling from her most recent England senior call-up. It is Rinsola Babadjide. How are you, Rinsola?

I'm all good, thanks. How are you? I'm very well. Great to have you on the show. Liverpool

have had a very, very good start to the season. Top of the league at the moment. How are things going

for you? Yeah, everything's going well for us. So we know that we shouldn't be in this division,

but like with the whole COVID situation and stuff, we got relegated. But we're just here

to like let everyone know that we're a WSR standard team. So we're just trying to play our best every single game,

trying to get wins and points on the board where we can.

So, yeah.

Certainly doing that.

Four games in the league at three victories.

Like I said, top of the championship table.

What's been down to that success, you think?

How have you been able to start so strongly? Everybody knows what they want. So we all want the same thing, which is getting back promoted

in the WSL, being able to compete as well. So yeah, everybody wants the same thing, which is

very important, I think. So we're always pushing each other on the training field.

And in games, you know, that we've got diversity.

And we've just got a big team now where anyone can be in the starting level and actually

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