Women’s World Cup: Sarina’s Lionesses

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🗓️ 17 August 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Eleanor Oldroyd, former England international Natasha Dowie & The Athletic's Katie Whyatt discuss how Sarina Wiegman changed England. They discuss how the World Cup Final will be Sarina Wiegman’s fourth consecutive major tournament final. We hear from Arsenal’s Vivianne Miedema & Rivka op het Veld, from broadcaster NOS in the Netherlands on Sarina's coaching style. Plus the panel look ahead to the future and what lies next for Sarina Wiegman? TOPICS: 07:48 Sarina Wiegman's Record 20:42 Rivka op het Veld on Sarina at the Netherlands 25:31 Sarina's coaching style 29:00 Miedema on back-to-back finals 37:32 The future for Sarina

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0:00.0	He's a rule breaker, a trend setter. He reshaped art and redefined graffiti.
0:07.4	How does he smell?
0:08.4	Like paint.
0:09.3	Has he got any distinction features?
0:10.8	His anonymity.
0:11.9	But who is he?
0:13.2	What's his name?
0:14.1	Banksy.
0:15.0	Apparently I've met him twice.
0:16.5	The Banksy story.
0:18.0	Banksy's work is always about the human spirit versus establishment.
0:24.2	Listen on BBC Science.
0:26.4	BBC Sounds.
0:30.0	Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:39.2	Hello and welcome to the Football Daily Podcast with me, Eleanor Audroyd.
0:43.4	We are three days away from England's World Cup final against Spain.
0:47.4	And we're going to be celebrating the coach who's taken them there.
0:50.6	Serena Vignan, who were joined by former England international and five live pundit,
0:54.8	Tasha Dowie and the athletics Katie Wyatt.
0:57.9	Hello both.
0:58.9	Hello.
0:59.9	Hi, okay.
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