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Visit people'spension.com.uk forward slash pays you. You. Hello, welcome to full-time with Meg Lanahan.

You are listening to a podcast all about women's soccer on the Athletic Podcast Network.

I'm Meg, your host, and I'm a national staff writer at The Athletic covering the NWSL and the U.S.

Women's National Team.

I've got a lot of laughs, but also some very good and thoughtful discussion on today's show for you,

as I am joined by the two women behind Galpal Sports, Leslie Ryder, and Emily

Anderson to discuss their approach to comedy and content and the culture of the NWSL as the league

grows. Before we get to today's news recap and then that interview, a quick reminder, you can

subscribe to The Athletic for just $3.99 a month and also show your support for the

coverage of women's soccer and women's sports by visiting theathletic.com slash full time.

Here is the big news of the week. So we got the first U.S. Women's National Team Friendly set

for April with the team heading to Europe as expected. That first match will be

against Sweden on April 10th. And the great news here is that the game will be broadcast on Fox,

not FS1, but Big Fox. The Federation is also still working on the arrangements for a second

friendly for April 13th. Canada also has plans for the international break and will

be making their own Euro trip. They play Wales on April 9th and then England on April 13th.

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