so in august, i spoke to former olympic ice hockey gold medallist, angela ruggiero.sports innovation lab that helps grow the business side of sport. so i asked herjust how influential the european championships were for women's sport. it was, ithink, a pivotal moment in the course of history. of history, to be honest. i remember the 1999 world cup, sold out crowd at rose bowl stadium, that put women's sports, women's soccer specifically, on the map, and i think the euros more recently have been able to, you know, recapitalise the conversation around the sport itself, women's sport and just the growth of the game in general. and angela, we've been using numbers from some international research that shows people, they're keen to see more and more women's sports, if only there was more to watch. so how do you go about getting better access? one of the number one reasons is your point. there hasn't been enough supply. the demand is there, the demand, there's a lot of fans that are going online, they're downloading apps, they're following athletes directly, they can, they