Swansea City Women’s forward Monet Legall believes her side's dramatic win at Wrexham provides the perfect platform for Wednesday's crunch south Wales derby against Genero Adran Premier leaders Cardiff City.
In this special edition of ‘Lifting the Lid’, brought to you in association with Reviva Coffee, former Swansea City captain joins us to make the 30th anniversary of the club’s historic Autoglass Trophy triumph over Huddersfield Town at Wembley.
Carl Rushworth has enjoyed an impressive season with Swansea City, but the 22-year-old knows his career could have worked out very differently.
The on-loan Brighton stopper reveals how he feared his football dreams were over after being released by Huddersfield as a youngster, leading to a spell working as a waiter, on a ski slope and in insurance before joining Halifax.
Rushworth also talks about turning down the chance to join Manchester United - the club he supports - in order to join Brighton, and why the sacrifices his parents made for him are a huge source of motivation.
Swansea City Women’s interim head coach Chris Church praised the resilience and spirit of his side after Ellie Lake’s dramatic late goal secured three vital points and a 3-2 victory over Wrexham at the Racecourse.
