There were no games this last weekend to talk about on this episode of 3rd Degree the Podcast, but you don't know your hosts - Peter Welpton, Dennis McGowan, and Buzz Carrick - if you think that means they got nothing to talk about. Starting with FC Dallas and what a fantastic stretch run there is to look forward to. Yes, Petar Musa is key, but so is Joaquín Valiente. Does this team have a first XI? What's more important in the playoffs: home field or a

The extra-long FIFA international break finally nears its end, with New York City FC set to return to league play, but before it's time to preview a next MLS match, Michael Battista joins the usual trio of hosts Mark Radigan and John Baney and producer Andrew Leigh to discuss a trio of other topics.First, the United States men's national team, specifically the national team debuts of local Red Bull New York products Julian Hall and Adri Mehmeti, and the general excitement around the next generation

With Manchester City having been found guilty of systematically cheating their way to Premier League domination, what are the broader implications for competition itself? How robust will one of England's major cultural exports be in the face of its biggest ever scandal? But also has its previously successful formula of light-touch regulation and openness to foreign investment been the Premier League's undoing in the City case? Jack Pitt-Brooke is joined by James Horncastle and Miguel Delaney.P1:

Voting is open for Coventry City's September Player of the Month, supported by Geely Auto UK. The club say voting closes at seven o'clock on Wednesday evening and the winner is announced on Thursday, with anybody who played during the month eligible. September brought four games in all competitions, including a first Premier League win in twenty five years, away at Nottingham Forest through Jay Dasilva.Andy Turner at CoventryLive is relaying a report from ontheminute dot com that Coventry a...

Adam Peacock and Bozza are joined by A-League CEO Steve Rosich to discuss his vision for the competition, his hopes for the upcoming A-League season, the financial health of clubs and how the league can support those under pressure. They also get the latest on the referees’ dispute, player disputes and the key issues facing the competition.Adam and Bozza discuss the latest from Manchester City ahead of their clash with Liverpool at Anfield, including the reception City can expect. Plus, they

At the A-Leagues Season Launch Day, Poletti spoke to Canberra United's Hayley Taylor-Young to discuss Canberra United, playing with Michelle Heyman, the situation with the Collective Bargaining Agreement, and more.Please don't forget to like, share, and subscribe as The Dubcast aims towards providing on the ground coverage of the Women's World Cup in Brazil.There will be more player interviews from around the league to follow in the coming weeks as we gear up for the new A-League Women

Futbol Americas is back on a Monday night with more reaction from the USA's dominant win vs. Mexico. What did the USMNT prove with this victory, and which players will be here to stay? From a Mexican perspective, things aren't looking great. Rafa Marquez is winless in his three matches in charge. Is he already under pressure? Next, Jesse Marsch has some things to say months after the Folarin Balogun World Cup controversy. Why is he bringing this up now? We also preview Jesse Marsch's farewell match

In this episode of the Drive Pink Dialogue podcast, Scotty and Saur discuss the path to the playoffs for Inter Miami, the schedule breakdown, what they need to do, and what they expect from Kily González.

Adam Hurrey is joined on the Adjudication Panel by Charlie Eccleshare and David Walker. On the agenda: one of the best phone-in callers of the Man City saga so far, Richard Keys vs Liam Gallagher, England’s nursery-rhyme back four, statistical proof that it's tinpot for a country’s football association to have an actual football in its logo, David Seaman barely contains himself yet again, analysing the full weekly lineup for The Overlap Daily, Sean Dyche's favourite line gets another airing, and the

In an effort to become podcasting's version of UK Gold, we're spinning it back and replaying the glory days of QK, every Tuesday and Thursday. This is: QK Reloaded. We'll be playing through our original episodes in release order. And this is... from December 2020...Quickly Kevin Will He Score? - S07 EP14: The End of Series 90's Football Quiz - PART 1 As series 7 reaches its climax we return once more with the traditional end of series 90's Football Quiz. Joining us in the (virtual) studio are

Paddy’s colleague from The Athletic, Greg O’Keeffe steps in this week, as we look ahead to the return of Premier League football.Greg also gives us a unique insight into the mindset of David Moyes and where his head could be at as time continues to tick down on his Everton contract. We also look back at the Folarin Balogun transfer saga after he has seemingly opened the door to a transfer to the Premier League again; Greg, who has interviewed the United States striker before, looks at how much of

Now some of the dust has settled, Alan is joined by Keith and Oliver to chat about the fallout from the Man City guilty verdict. Follow the podcast on Bluesky @tuesdayclub.bsky.social or email the show, tuesdayclubpodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gav and Andrew head to the Beacon of Light for a very special episode of Haway The Podcast, joined by Steve and Carl from the Foundation of Light to discuss Sunderland, football and mental health.With the Premier League’s Together Against Suicide initiative at the heart of the conversation, we explore the huge role Sunderland AFC and the football community can play in supporting the mental health of people across our city. We discuss: 🔴 How important is Sunderland AFC to the collective mental

How do we even play out this Premier League season? Alex, James, George and Rohan are back with The Squad. Rohan finally has his SAY.Welcome to TDK+. Part of The Different Knock, the home of Arsenal analysis. 🔗 Want to follow us? All of our channels can be found in one place in the link below. https://linktr.ee/thedifferentknock 📧 ⁠thedifferentknock@gmail.com⁠ 📧 ⁠Joe@intertalentgroup.com⁠ (Commercial enquiries) ❤️ Get ad free and exclusive content on YouTube Memberships (@DiffKnockPlus)

The FC crew react to France's come from behind victory over Belgium and praise Michael Olise & Desire Doue for changing the game off the bench. Plus, the guys revisit Jorge Jesus' comments on Cristiano Ronaldo's future with the Portugal national team. The crew also react to Antonio Conte putting out feelers for the Manchester United job.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tadiwa returns with A Tad Predictable to ask whether Cristiano Ronaldo’s extraordinary international career with Portugal is finally approaching its conclusion. He also turns his attention to Manchester City, looking back at the major signings made between 2009 and 2018 and reassessing the players who helped build their era of dominance in light of the Premier League’s guilty verdict.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Garrido is joined by John Cross of the Daily Mirror and chief sports reporter of The Times, Martyn Ziegler to discuss all things Manchester City and England's latest win and injury updates.•You can watch the sports action live on Sky Sports. If you're not already a Sky customer, you can stream Sky Sports on your terms with a NOW membership. Sign up to NOW here: www.nowtv.com/membership/watch-sky-sports?DCMP=ilc_skysports_podcastlink• Paper Talk is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode

🇮🇹 ITALY 3-1 TURKEY REACTION!Nima Tavallaey breaks down all the major tactical fallout from the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna as the Azzurri secure a statement victory on Match Day 5 of League A, Group 1 in the UEFA Nations League! The high-intensity clash kicked off at 20:45 CET, delivering a massive look into the future of the national team. We dive deep into a complete post-match breakdown of Roberto Mancini's expected lineup changes, questioning if tonight marked Giovanni Di Lorenzo’s

It’s been an eventful weekend around Celtic, with protests, club statements, counter statements, and plenty of debate over what happens next.Tino, James and Brydo discuss the protest involving Dermot Desmond at St Andrews, whether it crossed a line, and whether Celtic’s strongly worded response has helped or simply added to the tension. We also look at the Celtic Fans Collective’s response, the wider relationship between supporters and the club, and the bigger question of where all of this goes

With 6 games in 16 days starting this weekend, Tzolis, Havertz and Konsa give Arsenal injury scares during the international break. I'm joined by Phil Costa!Support Latte Firm for the price of a coffee a month and enjoy ad-free shows, bonus content and access to giveaways and match tickets - patreon.com/lattefirm.