Failing to score at home for the first time since the opening day of last season!?Matt Davies-Adams has got Liam Twomey and Luke Bosher along for the ride as we look back on the pretty underwhelming goalless draw with Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon. We take the positives from Josh Acheampong's excellent performance in the heart of the defence - but are left lamenting the lack of any real attacking potency from Enzo Maresca's side against the stubborn Eagles, who could well

At Old Trafford all the talk pre-match was about the new strikers on show, but in the end it was a set piece that made the difference, as Arsenal beat Manchester United 1-0.So is it the same old Arsenal or can they evolve under Mikel Arteta?Host: Ayo AkinwolereWith: Adam Crafton and Adrian ClarkeExecutive Producer: Abi PatersonProducers: Guy Clarke and Paul Iliffe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's James Maw and Elias Burke to discuss Spurs' win over Burnley, Richarlison's rich vein of early season form and whether it can continue, our young pair in midfield and much more.Plus! They celebrate Erik Lamela, talk Djed Spence's new contract and a slightly desperate plea from Danny to buy the remaining tickets for our live show in September, link below.https://sohotheatre.com/events/view-from-the-lane-podcast-live/ HOST: Danny KellyWITH: James Maw, Elias

Another Premier League season begins, and it's another home defeat for Amorim's Manchester United. The stats don't look good, but you can make stats say anything...We're actually feeling quite upbeat about things in general. New signings Cunha and Mbeumo played well individually and within the team. If there's to be no Baleba at Old Trafford this season, maybe there are a few believers in the midfielders already at the club.Of course, there are always worries. Right now the number one concern is,

The Premier League is back and so too are Jimbo, Daniel Storey, Adrian Clarke and Matt Davies-Adams to take in all the Matchday 1 action.Arsenal have their backs against the wall at Old Trafford but come away with all three points. But are there reasons to be cheerful for Ruben Amorim?Man City breeze past Wolves at Molineux as we all consider the players Pep didn’t even have at his disposal. And champions Liverpool secure a dramatic victory over Bournemouth. Are Arne Slot’s side far too open?There

Vi välkomnar åter Mikkjal till studion där vi pratar om den tuffa sommaren, uttåget i Europa och hur det är att hantera kritiken. Det blir också snack om spelsätt & formation, defensiv kontra offensiv samt hur han ser på framtiden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this debut episode of All in Yellow, host Izzi Basey-Fisher is joined by James Doe, representing Actonians, who Norwich City Women face in Sunday’s season opener.Together they discuss: 🔮 Predictions for the season ahead 🙋‍♀️ Life as a stand-alone women’s club 📜 Previous meetings between Norwich and Actonians 🌍 James’ work on the Non-League Day project and what it means to support the women’s game 🎧 Tune in for insight, stories, and build-up ahead of a big opening weekend clash!

ÄNTLIGEN fick vi jubla igen när Degen besegrades med 1-0. Vi pratar om skickligheten i segermålet, den fina första halvleken men svaga andra. Dessutom avhandlas utspel i media, misslyckade läkarundersökningar samt guldkorn i Finland! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to your Saturday morning dose of Totally!This is a space where we let our figurative hair down and free ourselves from the relentless merry-go-round of this season. We’ll have nostalgia, we'll have trivia, we'll have whatever nonsense tickles our fancy really. And we'll be taking a look back through the annuls into the week in football that was through the years... Today we're taking a trip down memory lane and charting the remarkable life and career of Mario Balotelli - who happened to

James Pearce and Andy Jones join Tony Evans from Anfield to react to an emotional night at Anfield to kick-off the new Premier League season.The Reds title defence got underway with a 4-2 win over Bournemouth with Hugo Ekitike, Cody Gakpo, Federico Chiesa and Mohamed Salah all on the scoresheet.The panel share their thoughts on the tributes that were paid to Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva. Plus there's reaction to Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo being subjected to alleged racist abuse with

Welcome to The Preview from The Athletic FC, where every Friday we’ll look ahead to the weekend’s Premier League action.This week it’s all about the start of the season and the big one at Old Trafford – well, it was the big one 10 years ago – it’s Manchester United vs Arsenal.Tim Spiers and Stu James join Matt Davies-Adams to discuss Amorim and Arteta’s attempts at an A star start, before casting a beady eye over the fixtures elsewhere. Host: Matt Davies-AdamsWith: Stu James, Tim SpiersExecutive

It's the eve of the Premier League season: at Manchester United, Omar Berrada and Ruben Amorim have addressed staff as they do everything possible to hit the ground running. While there are a few nagging doubts, the mood is good and there is real hope of positive change.Will the team change much? Ruben Amorim has been criticised for sticking rigidly to his system but he can, of course, name a completely new front three. Pre-season was encouraging and, while the likes of Carlos Baleba would be more

In the last two seasons, the three promoted clubs have been relegated from the Premier League.So will Leeds, Sunderland or Burnley survive this time around?Host: Ayo AkinwolereWith: Jon MacKenzie and Nick MillerExecutive Producer: Abi PatersonProducers: Guy Clarke and Paul Iliffe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Norwich City heading to the South Coast to take on Portsmouth at the legendary Fratton Park, O’Grady Away Days is back with a special episode ahead of the big clash.This week, Cillian is joined by lifelong Pompey fan Matt Drummond, who takes us deep into the heart of Portsmouth – the club, the culture, and the city by the sea. From the chants of the Fratton End to the local pubs you have to visit, Matt gives Canaries fans the lowdown on what to expect when they land in enemy

Welcome back to The Athletic FC Tactics Podcast.We’re kickstarting the new season with our big Premier League preview show.We’ll analyse the key tactical talking points, managerial changes and the new entrants to the English top flight.Host: Michael BaileyWith: Michael Cox, Mark Carey and Liam TharmeProducer: Mike Stavrou Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo's joined by Tom Williams, Daniel Storey and Tim Spiers as we continue our look ahead to the 2025-26 Premier League season - and after shining the spotlight on the six teams competing in the Champions League during our last episode, today we turn our focus to the rest of the sides in the top flight.But we begin in Udine, where Tottenham saw a two-goal lead dashed to be beaten 4-3 by PSG on penalties in Wednesday night's Super Cup final. Despite defeat - are there reasons to be positive for

Our ever genial host Danny Kelly is joined by a cohort of the great and good from The Athletic: Jay Harris, Jack Pitt-Brooke and Dan Kilpatrick. Together they pick their way through a surprisingly heartbreaking evening for the mighty Spurs and console themselves with the various positives. A masterful tactical plan from Frank, Sarr and Spence performing at the top of their game, a newly captained Romero and Kudus' brilliance. They also give their predictions for the season ahead. And yes, we will be

this episode, Jez and Morgan are joined by Ian Thornton OBE, Chief Executive of the Community Sports Foundation.With over 30 years at Norwich City, Ian has been at the heart of countless projects — building opportunities, breaking down barriers, and inspiring generations across Norfolk and beyond. We talk about: 💛 His journey with the club ⚽ The growth and impact of the Community Sports Foundation 🙌 Memorable moments and proudest achievements 🔮 Hopes for the future of community

Alexander Isak has told Newcastle he won’t play for them again — can he force a move to Liverpool? We bring you the latest.Plus, how are Spurs addressing their urgent need for players, and PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma faces an uncertain future.Host: Ayo AkinwolereWith: David Ornstein and Jack Pitt-BrookeExecutive Producer: Abi PatersonProducer: Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce and Andy Jones are with Tony Evans ahead of Liverpool's Premier League curtain-raiser at home to Bournemouth on Friday night.Before looking ahead to the game, there's plenty of transfer speculation to digest after the Reds opened talks with Crystal Palace over a move for their captain, Marc Guehi while Liverpool are also considering a move for Parma's 18-year-old Giovanni Leoni. The panel also react to the latest twist in the Alexander Isak saga.With the Reds busy in the transfer market