The Twelve: A WSL Podcast

The Shades of Blue Network is proud to present to you…. The Twelve! The Twelve is a podcast focused on all things surrounding the English Women’s Super League. Our name signifies the twelve football teams in the league as well as the importance of “the twelfth player”, i.e. the fans. Coming to you from across four time zones, Deepti, Marc, Thom, & Treb will be breaking down games, spotlighting players, and highlighting stories both on and off the pitch — with a little (or a lot of) banter along the way. Whether you’re new to the WSL, new to woman’s football, or new to the sport in general, we’d love for you to tune in! Catch us weekly during this upcoming season ✌🏽

The Twelve: A WSL Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 52 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Twelve: A WSL Podcast, a news show with 52 episodes published.

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  Episode #59

  Ep. 59 - Chopped and Screwed

  Oct 2, 20261h 30mS3

  The power of the algorithm is too real as we all know. Please help our show grow by helping us out. Watching on YouTube? Hit that like button and subscribe if you are new to our channel! How about those of you listening to our audio only on a podcast app. Rate us 5 stars and leave a review. The Crew discuss Aston Villa parting ways with Natalia Arroyo, what's going on with Arsenal's attacking woes, WSL Round 4 results as well as a round0up of both Subway Cup and UEFA Women's Champions League action! 00:00 — Opening banter 01:00 — Aston Villa sack Natalie Arroyo after four matches 07:14 — Charlton vs. Manchester City 12:48 — London City Lionesses vs. Brighton 17:43 — Manchester United vs. West Ham 23:35 — Tottenham vs. Aston Villa 30:07 — Birmingham City vs. Crystal Palace 35:20 — Liverpool vs. Everton: the Merseyside derby 42:11 — Chelsea vs. Arsenal 63:00 — Worst coaching performances of the week 66:52 — Subway Cup results 69:30 — Champions League roundup 71:19 — Arsenal’s draw with Paris FC and the controversial penalty 82:37 — Chelsea’s draw with Lyon 88:26 — More Champions League results, including Manchester City vs. Real Madrid 90:31 — Match Day 5 preview and predictions 97:37 — Closing remarks

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  Episode #57

  Ep. 57 - Checked at Chigwell

  Sep 18, 20261h 35mS3

  Deepti, Thom, Treb, and Nicholls, get together to discuss a WILD weekend in the WSL that proved why Dagenham is the spiritual home of the league, how the Eagles soared across London to do something historic, and the Champions remain the only unbeaten side in the league The home of WSL, the entire league, where you will hear us talk about the top to the bottom of the table. This is THE TWELVE

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  Episode #56

  Ep. 56 - Rule shenanigans, Bunny Shaw is inevitable, and LCL are looking scary

  Sep 8, 20261h 30mS3

  PLEASE LIKE, RATE, REVIEW, OR SUBSCRIBE! The most affordable and effective way truly is to rate our podcast 5 stars or subscribe to our channel Crystal Palace just did something in the WSL that most fans have never seen before, the fallout could be a whole lot bigger than a simple fine. The Twelve breaks down the bizarre four-substitution-window controversy, the possible punishments, and why everyone from the hosts to the refs has questions. Then the conversation turns to a wild opening weekend: London City’s pressing game leaves Manchester United looking blunt, Chelsea survive a frustrating start to salvage a point against Aston Villa, Arsenal grind out a hard-fought win at Brighton, Tottenham announce themselves with a statement 3-1 over West Ham, Liverpool run riot at Charlton, Crystal Palace look like a completely different side against Everton, and Manchester City eventually put away Birmingham after a cagey first half. Deepti, Thom Bomb, Treb, and Nichollsodeon dig into the tactical details that actually changed these matches from Crystal Palace’s mistake or gamesmanship, to London City’s relentless counter press, to Chelsea’s strange selection calls, to why Tottenham might have the most dangerous attack in the league right now. They also unpack the performances that mattered most, including standout efforts from Kirsty Hansen, Lisa Bauman, Vivian Endeman, Lexi Lloyd Smith, and Yui Hasegawa.

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  Ep. 55 - Now we ball! | WSL MatchDay 1

  Sep 3, 20261h 5m

  The 2026-27 WSL season starts with chaos, and this opening weekend could tell us everything. From a headline grabbing Brighton managerial change to Chelsea’s Champions League stress test, Manchester United’s latest rebuild, and a newly expanded league that may reshape the title race, this is the preview that actually matters. Thom Bomb, Marc and Treb to break down the biggest stories heading into Matchday 1, including Dario Vidosic’s exit from Brighton, Arturo Ruiz’s arrival, Rebecca Bernal’s move to Manchester United, and the FA’s decision to let WSL academies compete in the National League. They also unpack why the new 18-team UWCL format feels like a turning point for women’s football in Europe.

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  Episode #54

  Ep. 54 - Why the WSL Title Race Could Be Decided in the First Five Games

  Aug 29, 20261h 34mS3

  The WSL season is about to explode, and this preview makes it clear which teams are ready to surge, and which ones are already under pressure. From Arsenal's brutal opening run to Chelsea's hot-seat tension, the panel breaks down the storylines that could shape the entire title race before the first month is over. Deepti is joined by Treb, Thom Bomb, and Nichollsodeon for a team-by-team look at every club heading into the new campaign, with sharp predictions, breakout-player picks, and the early fixtures that could make or break the season. You will hear why Leah Williamson remains Arsenal's constant, why Lisa Baum could push their attack into overdrive, and why that opening stretch against Chelsea and City may decide everything before autumn truly begins. The conversation then turns to Aston Villa's post-turnover identity, Birmingham City's promoted-team reality check, Brighton's search for goals, Charlton's return to the top flight, and Crystal Palace's chance to prove they learned from their last WSL stint. The crew also digs into Liverpool's midfield engine, London City's superstar-heavy rebuild, Manchester United's youth-first reset, Tottenham's transfer-window masterclass, West Ham's aggressive investment, and Manchester City's attempt to defend the crown with Bunny Shaw still leading the line.

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