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Hello, I'm Susie Rack, standing in again for men's World Cup-bound Faye.

Welcome to The Guardian Women's Football

Weekly. I've just roly poleyed into the room, by the way, adding my contribution to the World Sevens walkout. Such a shame you couldn't see it. These guys all got to. Lots to discuss today. The domestic season is done. We wanted new names on some trophies just for a bit of change and we got it. Well, two out of three ain't bad. Are you happy? we'll be taking a look at man city's first

FA Cup win in six years and first domestic double we'll preview the last action before the

summer break as england traveled to me yorka to play spain in the women's world cup qualifying

later this week then we'll check in on how the third edition of world sevens went and hear from

linens's legend jill sc Scott on her epic sports relief challenge.

All that to discuss, plus we'll take your questions, and that is today's Guardian's Women's

Football Weekly.

Tom Gary, I'm very happy to see your face and looking forward to seeing you out in sunny Spain.

Good morning, yes. I have not roly-bollied in, but I have come in clutching a cup of tea,

and that's my contribution to the walkouts this morning. Yes, very nice to see you. Looking

forward to some tapas for the England- Spain game. Oh, me too. I love tapas.

Emily Keo, I've got to out you. Last time I saw you was when I drove you to A&E earlier in the week with the most impressive for broken thumbs. How is it? How are you doing? We're doing good. It's on the end. I'm going to pretend that I also potentially broke it doing Raleigh-Poly practicing for this, but it was a lot less cool than that.

But yeah, thank you for being my ambulance. It's very much appreciated. Amy Rosgoy,

recovered from the travel back from Wembley? No, absolutely not. Honestly, it really fed into my,

I hate being down in London thing, really fed into my propaganda. I feel like it was like, do you want to prove a point about how much you hate being down here? Here you go. I had the worst year in the unplant here. But I didn't have a table so I couldn't open my laptop to do any work. So I had to watch the tennis all the way back. And I was like, this is at least a silver lining,

isn't that? See, our parades didn't rain on your parade that badly. It's all good.

Should see me yesterday morning. I was exhausted. I was like, I can't believe this has happened.

We just can't help it if London is literally red. Back to women's football. Before we head

into our busy, busy agenda for the day,

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