BBC Women’s Football Weekly – Staying off the bottom, the race for Europe and Paul Green leaving Chelsea

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Ben Haynes, Ellen White and Jean Beattie reflect on the weekend’s Premier League action as the race for Europe becomes tougher, the battle to stay off the bottom becomes tougher, and there are new contracts and departures at Chelsea. The team is reflecting on wins over Liverpool, West Ham and Everton as Leicester City suddenly find themselves at the bottom of the table. Some big results at the other end of the table too, with the battle for the top three and Champions League qualification getting tighter between Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea. Jane reacts to the news that Caroline Weir has been appointed as Scotland captain on an official basis, as well as the group’s reaction to Paul Green leaving his position as head of women’s football at Chelsea after 13 years. Timecodes: 00:10 – Madonna spotted at the Tottenham vs Chelsea match! 03:30 – Liverpool climbs out of the bottom of the table for the first time since November. 07:40 – West Ham stuns Brighton with three late goals 12:15 – Leicester suffers its ninth loss in 14 league matches 14:44 – Everton part ways with Brian Sorensen 17:55 – Praise for Courtney Brosnan 21:15 – Arsenal ends Manchester City’s 13-match winning streak 22:25 – Lotte Woobin Moi vs Bunny Shaw 27:40 – Chelsea return to winning ways against Tottenham 30:20 – New contract for Sonia Bombastor and Paul Green leaves Chelsea 34:40 – Caroline Weir announced as new Scotland captain 38:30 – Looking forward to this week’s UWCL qualifiers.

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