Rachel Brown-Finnis

Former England International Goalkeeper, 2012 Olympian, FA Women’s Cup Winner & Pioneering Sports Pundit

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Rachel Brown-Finnis’ Official Speaker Topics are listed below:

  • Women in Sports
  • Overcoming Adversity
  • Leadership and Teamwork
  • The Evolution of Women's Football
  • Sports Media and Punditry
  • Mental Resilience in Sports
  • 2023 - BBC and BT Sport pundit for major football events, including the FIFA Women’s World Cup
  • 2012 - Represented Great Britain at the London Olympics
  • 2010 - FA Women’s Cup winner with Everton
  • 2009 - Awarded one of the first central contracts by The Football Association
  • 2008 - Premier League Cup winner with Everton
  • 2007 - First choice goalkeeper for England at the FIFA Women’s World Cup
  • 2005 - Returned from serious injury to represent England at UEFA Women’s Euro 2005
  • 2003 - Played on loan for ÍBV in Icelandic Úrvalsdeild
  • 2003 - Joined Everton Ladies, becoming a key player for over a decade
  • 2000-2003 - Named ‘Big East Conference Goalkeeper of the Year’ for three consecutive years
  • 1998 - Moved to the United States, playing for Alabama Crimson Tide and Pittsburgh Panthers
  • 1997 - Made senior debut for the England national team
  • 1996 - Played in the FA Women’s Cup Final with Liverpool at just 15 years old
  • 1995 - Debuted for Liverpool Ladies in the Premier League National Division
  • 1995 - Awarded Player of the Camp at Bob Wilson’s goalkeeping camp