Steph Houghton

We want to be treated as professionals and like the male footballers.

I'm a professional footballer, and I get paid for doing my job.

For the women's team, our job is to be professional footballers for club and country and be the best role models we can be.

I've been playing semi-professional football since I was 14, really.

I'm very privileged to be a professional footballer, and I want to encourage more young girls to play.

I want to be the best professional and the greatest role model I can be.

The women's game has grown, but when I was playing at Arsenal, I don't think people realised how good we actually were. I think there's just a perception that we just play football, but we're not very good, and it was a challenge for us to try and prove those type of people wrong.

Since the World Cup in 2015, we've all experienced an increase in the interest in women's football, which has led to more and more fans supporting the team.

The amount of TV exposure we have had and the attention women's football has got has been brilliant.

In women's football, you can't plan to go out and win everything in one season. It's not like that.

For women's football in this country, it's important we do play in the best stadiums, and for me, Wembley is the best in this country.

Everybody is really committed to making the women's game as good as it can be.