Natalie Burrell is joined by The Daily Mail's Women's Football Correspondent Kathryn Batte to discuss all the latest transfer news.

With Caroline Weir and Lucy Bronze's departures from Manchester City Women announced this week, can Manchester United Women capitalise in this summer's transfer window to strengthen their chances of finally securing UWCL qualification?

Natalie Burrell is joined by BBC journalist Emma Sanders for all the latest news on the summer transfer window. Will there be enough good signings for Manchester United Women this season to close the gap?

Natalie Burrell is joined by commentator Michael McCann to discuss how commentators can influence the growth of women's football. Natalie will also be finding out more about Michael's background that has led him to doing commentary work and finding out what is involved in commentating on each game.

So with Old Trafford in the rear view mirror, for Manchester United Women the focus now turns to the Brighton Women game at home this weekend at Leigh Sports Village.

Join Andy, Atanu and not just one, but two Chloes, as they talk about their memories of last weekend, preview the Brighton game, discuss the fan topic and of course interact with you in the comments.

Manchester United Women's match at Old Trafford on Sunday saw 20,000 in attendance and was widely praised for the way the club promoted this historic game with its Change the Game campaign.

Natalie Burrell is joined by journalist Jamie Spencer to discuss the impact of this one off game on the development of the women's team and its fanbase. Has this match really changed the game? What more should the club be doing to sustain the momentum?

It's nearly here! The big one! Manchester United Women play at Old Trafford for a historic first time with fans.

Join Andy, Mais, Namrata and Only One United founder Victoria Lysons as they preview the game against Everton, discuss what Old Trafford means to them, the Fan Topic and of course interact with you in the comments.

Natalie Burrell is joined by Deborah Henry, Chair of the Manchester United Women's Supporters' Club, Molly Hudson from The Times and Andy Slater, the editor of the Barmy Article, to discuss fan culture in the WSL and how it has changed since the women's team was reformed in 2018.

Away ends, fanzines and attendances are all part of the debate, can establishing its own fan culture drive attendance figures in the WSL and how do we do it?

Last Saturday in Manchester United Women's game with Reading, the linesman failed to see that Ona Batlle's shot on goal had gone over the line.

Refereeing as usual has been a massive talking point this season and the standard has been under the spotlight for a long time in the women's game. But why is it happening and how can things change?

Join Andy, Mais and journalist Catherine Paquette as we take a deep dive into this topic, touch on the the race for the Champions League and by special request look into the in game management issues that have blighted Manchester United Women this season.