BT Sport and Insight TV have completed the search for talented and aspiring stars of women’s football to exercise and participate in the new definitive series of Goal.
Ultimate Goal, which will premiere on BT Sport in the UK and Insight TV International in late 2020, will capture the 31-female adventure as they compete for the chance to compete in an exclusive fit against the scouts of women’s teams around the world. The varied team includes women footballers between 18 and 28 years of age from different backgrounds. A panel of experts has reduced ratings for an open call on social media. All determined players have gone through an era of quarantine before being tested and are limited to the filming site during production.
Eniola Aluko, a former Chelsea player Juventus and Lionesses, will lead the team with Rachel Brown Finnis, BT Sport’s FOOTBALL analyst and former England national goalkeeper. Twins Rosie and Mollie Kmita, former Players of West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur, are off the mentor list.
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Among the 31 women, a team of 16 will be decided through Aluko and Brown Finnis to prepare for a check-up against a more sensible women’s football team attended by scouts from professional groups around the world. Produced through Zig Zag Productions, Ultimate Goal is filmed in 4K UHD HDR on the site at St. George’s Park National Football Center in the FA.
Eniola Aluka said: “I am very happy to welcome Ultimate Goal to give players around the world a chance and a window to show off their footballing ability and potential. Women’s football is developing rapidly with so many skills available, not with avenues or a way to locate that skill. It’s wonderful to be part of an exhibition that showcases that skill in an elite football setting like St George’s Park. »
The 31 players chosen include: Ellie Bohannan, 22, from the United Kingdom; Tasia Brough, 18, from the United Kingdom; Selin Buyukgiray, 23, United Kingdom; Dayna Chong, 25, from the United Kingdom; Emma Coolen, 26, from Holland; Alice Curr, 22, United Kingdom; Amy-Rose Dodds, 20, United Kingdom; Maria Farrugia, 19, Malta International; Olivia Fox, 21, from the Uk; Ruth Fox, 21, from the United Kingdom; Olivia Gunn, 19, lives in France; Ronnell Humes, 21, United Kingdom; Falhat Hussein, 19, United Kingdom; Shardonna’e Kekere-Ekun, 18, from London; Haley Kern, 22, born in the United States; Samaira Khan, 28, from the United Kingdom; Sue Kumaning, 22, United Kingdom; Emily Mackler, 19, United Kingdom; Tyra Mills, 20, United Kingdom; Olivia Moore, 19, from south-east London; Georgie Morton, 20, London; Hayley Nolan, 23, from Ireland; Ellie Paris, 25, from Bromley, Kent; Harriet Pavlou, 28, United Kingdom; Holly Rogers, 20, United Kingdom; Rio Rosenberg, 18, from the United Kingdom; Avoid Schippers, 24, from Holland; Erin Smith, 18, from the United Kingdom; Georgia Stevens, 20, from the United Kingdom; Amber Taylor, 19, from the United Kingdom; alex White, 20, from the United Kingdom.
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