Izzy is one of the UK's leading football pundits working across all of Sky Sports Football portfolio, BBC Radio 5 Live, as well being a key part of the team that delivered the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, 2024 Men's UEFA Euros and the 2025 Women's Euros.

Articulate, funny and engaging Izzy's sharp analytical eye has seen her become a big hit with major broadcast partners in the UK and overseas.

As a player, Izzy won 31 England caps, playing in the 2017 UEFA Euros and also won the She Believes Cup in 2019. She was pivotal in the last Manchester City side to lift the WSL title, leading to Izzy being crowned The PFA 2016 Women's Player of the Year. After success in England, Izzy signed for Olympique Lyonnaise Feminin, where she was part of their treble winning UWCL side. Izzy retired from professional football at the end of the 2022/2023 season.

Away from Broadcast, Izzy has successfully completed her UEFA B Coaching Badge and is now working on completing her A licence and is a passionate event speaker.

Having retired from football at the end of the 2024 NWSL season Jen has seamlessly transitioned into one of the most popular pundits fresh from the pitch within the women's game.

A former Scotland international, Jen's an in demand broadcaster working on both Men's and Women's Football, and something of a TikTok and Instagram star!

She's part of the regular CBS Attacking Third line-up in the USA and will be a key part of the Fox team covering the 2025 Women's Euros. She is also the co-presenter of the BBC's Women's Football Weekly Podcast. You can also see her regularly working on TNT, Sky, ITV, and hear her on BBC Radio 5 Live.

A passionate advocate of a healthy lifestyle, Jen is a committed vegan. In 2021 she won the Helen Rollason Award at BBC's Sport Personality of the Year in recognition of her work since being diagnosed with breast cancer, just a year earlier. She was later awarded an MBE for services to football and charity while she is the current Lauren Holiday Impact Award winner in the NWSL.

Rachel is a born leader. She is third most capped woman to ever play for Scotland winning a total of 155 caps before she retired from all forms of the game at Hampden Park in June 2025.

Rachel won huge plaudits for her broadcast work on the Men's UEFA Euros in 2024, earning the title of the UK's favourite pundit in a vote by fans over the course of the event in Germany.

Her time playing in the UK, Australia and America allows her to draw upon a wide range of experiences within the game for her punditry and analysis which she does for the Sky Sports, Premier League Productions, Prime, and BBC working across Men's and Women's Football.

On the field, Rachel was the captain who led Scotland's Women in their first FIFA World Cup in 2019. She played every minute for her country in France.

She's a brilliant and inspiring event and after dinner speaker, talking guests through her remarkable career which has seen her move from a job as a qualified Chartered Accountant with Ernst and Young to becoming Scotland's Women's captain.

Karen Bardsley won 82 caps for England, played in seven major international tournaments including the 2019 FIFA World Cup, and also represented Great Britain at The Olympic Games.

She made her Lioness debut in 2005, and played her club football in the USA, Sweden and England, ending her career with Manchester City after signing for them in 2013.

Karen was raised in California to Mancunian parents. She's an avid and vocal champion for change in women's sport. She's become an insightful voice working on Men's and Women's football for the BBC since announcing her retirement in 2022.

Karen is an amazing inspirational and motivational speaker where she will surprise and entertain guests with some unexpected tales... including her visit to meet The Obama's at The White House. She's an active ambassador for Manchester City and is currently completing her UEFA A licence.

Gilly retired from professional football in the 2022/23 season.

For a long time she held the record number of appearances within the Barclays Women's Super League having played her football at Arsenal, Chelsea, West Ham and Liverpool. She also won 9 caps for England.

In a stellar playing career, Gilly, won the UEFA Women's Cup, FA Women's Premier League Cup, seven FA Cup's and finished as a runner up on three other occasions. She won four WSL titles, three Continental Cups, four FA National Premier League titles, a two time winner of the FA Community Shield and one U19 European Championship medal with England.

There's little she hasn't achieved on the pitch, and off it has fast made a name for herself as a co-commentator and pundit who brings warmth and a common touch to her live football appearances.

You can hear Gilly regularly on BBC Sport, Sky Sports, BBC Radio 5 Live and Talk Sport.

Mackenzie is now an established member of England's front row with over twenty caps for the Red Roses winning her first cap shortly before the 2023 Women's Six Nations Championship.

She started her career in Canada and is the first player in men's and women's professional rugby to have represented England after being capped by another nation.

Mackenzie moved to the UK in 2018. While she was born in Canada, her Mother is English.

She has played a key part in the recent domination by Gloucester-Hartpury Women in the domestic league in England, featuring in their last two title winning seasons.

Recently, Mackenzie won plaudits for her honesty in talking about her own ADHD diagnosis. She is passionate in raising awareness for others with a neurodiverse condition.

Ella is a current England Rugby Union international.

The twenty-six year old scrum half is one of the Red Roses contracted players.

Ella plays her club rugby for Saracens. She was part of the title winning Saracens side in 2018 whilst also representing England at U20s.

She studied Biology at Nottingham University, where she was awarded a rugby scholarship. Ella juggled her degree while playing for Loughborough Lightning and working part-time.

Her breakthrough into the England squad in the 2023 Six Nations Championship saw her rewarded with a full-time Red Roses contract in autumn of that year, which enabled Ella to quit her accountancy job and focus on fulfilling her enormous potential on the pitch.