BBC Women's Football Weekly

Ben Haines, Ellen White and Emma Sanders react to Sarina Wiegman's latest England squad ahead of World Cup qualifiers against Spain and Iceland.
17 year old Erica Meg Parkinson, who plays club football in Portugal gets a first senior call up having come through the youth system. Emma gives her insight into who Erica is and her background.
Where do Chelsea need to be better against Arsenal in the second leg of the Champions League quarter final and can Manchester United comeback against Bayern Munich away from home?
Plus Ellen has found her calling in walking football!
Timecodes:
02:30 Ellen trys walking football! 
04:30 Who is Erica Meg Parkinson?
09:20 Sarina Wiegman 
21:00 Champions League
28:25 Kim Little fan club 
34:30 Jule Brand & Ingrid Engen 
37:00 WSL
Commentaries:
Wednesday 1st April – 8pm – Champions League Quarter-Finals - Chelsea v Arsenal, 5 Live Sport
Sunday 5th April – 1pm – FA Cup Quarter Finals – Arsenal v Brighton, 5 Live Sport

Ahead of a huge Champions League quarter-final second leg against Manchester United, Ben has travelled to FC Bayern Campus to catch up with two FC Bayern Frauen stars who will be very familiar names, and voices, to WSL fans!
Swedish defender Magdalena Eriksson chats to Ben about why Munich felt like home very quickly, her Champions League ambitions with the club and as the former Chelsea captain, what she thinks of Manchester City edging closer to their first WSL title in a decade.
And Danish forward Pernille Harder, fresh from scoring twice in the first leg at Old Trafford, joins Ben to discuss growing up as a Manchester United fan, finding a club that fits both her and Madga as a pair and team bonding trips to Jovana Damnjanović’s coffee shop!
01:30 - Magdalena Eriksson interview.
22:35 - Pernille Harder interview.

Everton and Netherlands striker Katja Snoeijs has opened up to BBC Sport's Emma Middleton about her endometriosis diagnosis. Katja was diagnosed at the end of last year and decided to talk publicly which also ties in with March being Endometriosis Awareness Month.
Katja explains how her diagnosis came about and how she pushed through the pain as a professional athlete.

Ben Haines, Ellen White and Jen Beattie discuss the Champions League quarter-finals with Arsenal and Chelsea coming up against each other in Europe for the very first time. Ellen goes into why it's so important to go into the second leg ahead and why the first may be a cagey affair.
Jen and Ellen discuss Alessia Russo's best position and why Jen thinks Renee Slegers is so good at managing her squad. Manchester United face a tough side in Bayern Munich who are unbeaten in the league this season, plus United have the Manchester derby to manage in between the two legs.
Ellen and Jen give their opinion after it was announced every team in FIFA's women's football tournaments must include at least one female head coach or assistant coach. Will the support and funding be in place for female coaches to get their coaching qualifications?
Timecodes:
02:00 Players getting ill
04:30 Arsenal v Chelsea 
09:30 Importance of first leg 
11:35 Russo position & Blackstenious 
18:25 Can United cause an upset against Bayern? 
24:30 New FIFA rule on female coaches 
30:00 What support is needed?
35:20 Manchester derby
Commentaries:
Tuesday 24th March: Champions League Arsenal v Chelsea on 5 Live, KO 2000
Saturday 28th March: WSL Manchester United v Manchester City on 5 Live, KO 13:30
Saturday 28th March: WSL Arsenal v Spurs on Sports Extra, KO 17:30
Sunday 29th March: WSL Chelsea v Aston Villa on 5 Live, KO 1200

Ellen White is down at Belvoir Drive, the home of Leicester City Women, for a special edition of the podcast ahead of a crucial end of season run-in for the club.
Ellen is reunited with her old gaffer, Rick Passmoor, to chat 'unfinished business' in the WSL and how he hopes the experience of his five January signings can help the club on and off the pitch as they battle to avoid the bottom spot come the end of the season.
Plus, Ellen sits down with Alisha Lehmann, one of the most recognisable and widely followed figures in women's football, to discuss the misconceptions around her, why she was so keen on a move back to the WSL and reflect on the impact last summer's Euros is starting to have in Switzerland.