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I just saw Alyssa like four or five days ago and to this day she was convinced that she saved that

p. Is that what she said when you sat down with the face she goes, that ball

didn't go in? Oh every time. She didn't say hello Becky, she shouldn't say

how are you Becky? She's just like, hey that ball did not cross the line, yeah?

Exactly, exactly.

She's still convinced.

She asked me after the game to send her the image of VAR,

and so I sent it to her.

And like you can, it's, it's like, I don't know it's I think you saved it too.

My guest today is well just an inimitable force of good, a dominant centre-back,

whose reading the game really should entitle her to add every single match she plays to her Goodreads library.

Joining us at the end of a quite incredible year for women's football and to look back

on all we've lived through and glimpse ahead to all of this to come

as we approach the Olympics and even further growth of the women's game in 2024 and beyond.

Number 4 on the field, but always number one in our hearts, the

pride of St Louis, human being who makes me feel like it's all going to be okay, even though

it isn't.

Welcome back to the people's captain.

It's Becky Sourbrough.

Ah, Raj, it's, it really has been too long.

Thank you for having me back.

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