Women’s World Cup: White’s words of wisdom

Football Daily

BBC

Soccer, Sports

4.3 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Steve Crossman has reaction to the latest stories from the FIFA Women’s World Cup. He’s joined by former England players Ellen White, Steph Houghton and Dion Dublin. South American football expert Tim Vickery talks Marta, Brazil, Argentina and Colombia. Hear from South Korea manager Colin Bell. And former Ireland defender Stephen Kelly joins the pod to reflect on their first match. TOPICS: 0:30 – England, 12:40 – Brazil/Marta, 23:25 – Argentina, 25:20 – Colombia, 27:25 – South Korea, 33:50 – Republic of Ireland.

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0:30.0	This is the football daily with Steve Crossman.
0:39.1	Hello, they're welcome to the football daily podcast.
0:41.6	Coming up, we'll reflect on the lionesses.
0:43.3	Start to the World Cup.
0:44.3	We'll be live in South America with Tim Vickery after the first games of the tournament
0:48.2	for Brazil and Argentina.
0:49.8	Withers for all of it.
0:51.6	Three former England players are varying numbers of caps.
0:55.0	Former England striker Ellen White, record goal scorer, stephorten captain of England
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