Indy Football Podcast: Women’s World Cup, U21 Euros and the transfer market under the microscope
Host Jack Pitt-Brooke is joined by chief football reporter Miguel Delaney and sports reporter Samuel Lovett
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Host Jack Pitt-Brooke, chief football writer Miguel Delaney and sports reporter Samuel Lovett discuss the Women's World Cup as they take a closer look at wider perceptions of the sport and comparisons wrongly drawn with the men's game.
Attention then turns to the Young Lion's campaign at the U21 European Championships in Italy, where the likes of James Maddison and Phil Foden will be looking to prove their worth.
Miguel offers a quick run-through of the transfer market before ending on Jonathan Liew's recent one-on-one interview with Asif Kapadia, the director of the new Diego Maradona documentary.
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