![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/youll-be-in-trouble-if-you-challenge-me-on-my-football-knowledge-laura-woods-on-her-career-and-dating/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-22928322-1688595383284.jpg&description=FEVER PITCH 'You'll be in trouble if you challenge me on my football knowledge', Laura Woods on her career and dating LAURA Woods is surprisingly fresh-faced considering how little sleep she has had. The 35-year-old sports presenter has spent the weekend at Glastonbury Festival — only getting home a few hours before we meet. 6 Laura Woods has opened up on the greatest challenge of her career and her dating life Credit: Mark Hayman 6 Laura reveals: 'My knowledge is paramount to what I do' Credit: Mark Hayman 6 The sports presenter, 35, will form part of ITV's presenting team for the FIFA Women's World Cup - pictured above with fellow presenter Ally McCoist 'I'd never been to Glastonbury before,' she says. 'I knew it was going to be cool but I didn't know how cool — it was amazing. "We couldn't get out last night though, it was carnage. I ended up walking for an hour down this country lane in the dark carrying all my bags. I got home at five o'clock this morning!' Still, it's been good training for when Laura will form part of ITV's presenting team for the FIFA Women's World Cup. While the tournament is taking place in Australia and New Zealand, Laura will be in England reporting from the studio with a very anti-social time difference. 'We'll get our work done, then hopefully sit in the sun and have a little nap and enjoy the rest of our day. That's the positive way of looking at it,' she laughs. The excitement surrounding the tournament is a sign of how big the women's game has become, boosted by the England ladies lifting the Euro 2022 trophy at Wembley last year. 'I've always found women's football to be really accessible. I love that about it. Sometimes in sport, we get a bit separated from the superstars and I don't feel like we have that separation in the women's game. "When you go to the games, it's really different to men's football. It's quite family-orientated and the atmosphere in general is really fun and welcoming. 'The standard is growing quickly as the){kind=link}
LAURA Woods is surprisingly fresh-faced considering how little sleep she has had.
The 35-year-old sports presenter has spent the weekend at Glastonbury Festival – only getting home a few hours before we meet.
“I’d never been to Glastonbury before,” she says. “I knew it was going to be cool but I didn’t know how cool – it was amazing.
“We couldn’t get out last night though, it was carnage. I ended up walking for an hour down this country lane in the dark carrying all my bags. I got home at five o’clock this morning!”
Still, it’s been good training for when Laura will form part of ITV’s presenting team for the FIFA Women’s World Cup.