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In years to come, they're not going to care whether you played very well, you won it.

So, I'm going to think about all the cups of tea. I'm going to ask people to make me at work this week.

Because I have just been voted the best coach in the world.

Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, I've just won an Oscar.

It's Roch. And this is the Women's Game presented by Paramount Plus, the second episode of a new podcast dedicated to the rise and rise of women's football

at home in the United States and around the globe.

Taking you inside the game every week with the incredible human beings who make it all happen and this weekend was one filled with glory.

Chelsea Women's Glory in the English Women's Super League, which next season will be on Paramount Plus.

Emma Hayes, What a coach, her team, clinched their third triumph on the spin,

impossibly the most dramatic fashion, last day of the season.

Titles still up for grabs between Chelsea and Arsenal and Chelsea actually fell behind twice to Manchester United.

Before the great Sam Kerr just stepped in and took matters into her own hands, she tied the game with a fine finish and then killed it off.

By unleashing a moment of instinctual creative poetry, if you haven't seen the goal, gun find it now and if you have.

Like me, I'm sure it's still imprinted on the inside of your eyelid, it is a stunning piece of human mastery, an incredible footballer and filling a moment of lethal brilliance when a team needed it most.

Emma Hayes called this her proudest title, adding in her inimitable style, I'm absolutely mentally drained right now.

I'll just go home and have a cup of tea.

Emma and a team go for the FA Cup double next weekend, the game to Manchester City and this pod is a special one, an interview with Emma Hayes who is to me, one of the smartest managers in the game today.

And by game, I mean, from the men's or women's side, there are few more true feed managers, few who are smarter leaders, better tacticians, listen to this podcast, it's actually hard not to be awed by her story.

And a leadership philosophy, that interview in a minute, but I do want to note quickly what a complicated weekend it was here in the United States where Saturday's challenge cup final showcase much that's great about the women's game here and much that needs to change.

As a sporting competition, North Carolina career, Jover came Washington spirit to one in a match which began as a high energy contest, but quickly devolved into a bruising war of attrition in the second half.

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