BBC Women's Football Weekly

What the report says
BBC Sport Football’s "Women’s Football Weekly" episode, released on 2 September 2026, is presented as the final stop in Em Sanders’ media-day tour at Anfield ahead of the Women’s Super League season starting on Friday. The programme focuses on Liverpool’s preparations and features interviews with head coach Gareth Taylor, midfielder Sam Kerr, goalkeeper Khiara Keating and defender Sara Agrež.
According to BBC’s episode description, Taylor talks about the value of consistent standards on and off the pitch, the benefit of having a full pre-season with the squad, and a personal interest in gardening. Kerr discusses her leadership approach and how she helps maintain high standards within the team. Keating reflects on reconnecting with Taylor after joining Liverpool, her development as a player and person, and her ambitions for both Liverpool and the Lionesses. Agrež, one of the summer arrivals, speaks about her defensive qualities and about inspiring younger girls in Slovenia.
The episode appears to be part of BBC’s wider pre-season coverage of women’s football, using player and staff interviews to frame how clubs are preparing for the new campaign. While the public text does not provide match details or transfer fees, it offers a snapshot of squad building, leadership and expectations around Liverpool’s WSL return.
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