The London assembly have hired an architect to review the land surrounding the London Stadium - is this a play to strengthen hand amid potential desires to move to own the Stadium in the futureThis follows the Mayors invite for West Ham to table a proposal#westham #londonstadium #london IRON THREADS 10% DISCOUNT https://www.iron-threads.co.uk Use Code: WESTHAMWAY10 Proudly in Association with HOBBS MEMORABILIA https://hobbsmemorabilia.co.uk/ The West Ham Way Patreon: You can check out The West

Dave is back discussing latest LFC news as he starts to look ahead to the game against City on the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sunderland lost at home to Brighton on Saturday, with Pascal Struijk sent off for the visitors but no way through for the Black Cats. Régis Le Bris and Kevin Danso both reacted on the club site, and Torreense away in the Europa League comes on Thursday.

With Christos Tzolis picking up a hamstring injury with Greece, now is the time for Eberechi Eze to make his move and shine. I'm joined by Clive Palmer.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.

Join Jacob Stevens, Matt Olsen and Lachie Avil as South Melbourne defeat Melbourne Victory on penalties to become the first NPL side to win the Australia Cup, and simultaneously shatter the glass ceiling of Australian football.

Ben White joins us to unpack Tottenham’s finances. Why are Spurs reporting losses when the stadium generates so much money? What does ENIC’s cash injection actually mean? And how much room is there for another big transfer window?We discuss the difference between cash and accounting losses, how player sales help fund spending and whether there’s any substance to calls for Tottenham to be investigated. We also look at the potential fallout from the Manchester City case, whether Spurs could pursue

Sunderland are back! After a lengthy three week international break, RLB's men return to the Stadium of Light for a mammoth old clash against in-form Brighton.Third in the league and off the back a 3-0 thumping again Arsenal, just why is it going so well with the Seagulls so far, and how do we knock them off their perch? To let us know, Ross Black is joined by Joe from the Albion Obsessed Podcast. ORDER 'WE WERE WEARSIDE' HERE. Enjoyed the episode? Tough, we want you to unsubscribe immediately -

Dan Bardell answers YOUR Aston Villa questions, sent in via social media.Questions on Johan Manzambi, John McGinn, Endrick, Suzuki going to the Asian Cup and much more.....Sponsored by Sponsored by Oxford Natural Visit https://oxfordnatural.com/1874 to find out more and get 70% off your subscription. 👇 Support the channel Dan's Aston Villa writing: https://roundtable.io/sports/soccer/premier-league/aston-villa Please sign up. It's free. Get your Founders gear: 👉

Hello!It's five years since Mike Ashley sold Newcastle United to the consortium of Amanda Staveley, The Public Investment Fund and The Reubens. In this special episode we look back on the last years - the night of the takeover, the European adventures and of course, that famous cup win. We also ask the question about whether Mikey Ashley has any regrets over his time as owner of United? -- *** Download ⁠SAILY⁠ in your app store and use our code EIBAW at checkout to get an exclusive 15%

Alexander Isak is scoring goals for Liverpool — so why do the underlying numbers suggest there is still a major problem with the attack? The Under Pressure team dive into Liverpool's passing networks, chance creation and attacking structure to examine a fascinating contradiction. Isak's individual output looks healthy, with four goals and strong xG numbers, yet Liverpool are struggling to involve their No.9 consistently in build-up and aren't creating enough high-quality chances as a team. Hamzah

After a relaxing break away from the Premier League, Bardi is back Behind The Lines getting the low down on Manchester United from podcaster Aaron Moniz.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob has risen! After taking a Monday to get well, Robert Kerr returns with guest host Craig Hearn from We Are Soccer to get back into the swing of American soccer.Things start a bit on the dark side with rumors floating around that three USL League One clubs are on the verge of folding after this 2026 season.Things aren’t looking rosy in Corpus Christi, Westchester, and even with the latest version of the New York Cosmos. It’s important to mention that these are only rumors and nothing is

The US Men's National Team just went unbeaten in four matches, including two shutouts over Mexico and Canada. The youth movement was on full display as the USMNT found new depth pieces. Who might have earned a permanent spot on the roster and is Brian Schwake one of the top three US keepers currently? Then, we look at Nashville SC's final seven matches as they travel to Austin this weekend.Ben Wright, Steve Cavendish and Braden Gall talk Nashville SC and USA soccer. 🎥 Watch the show

Shireen, Sigs and Dubs break down the week that was in the Northern Super League as the playoff picture starts to come into focus.Before that, a collective tip of the hat to Halifax Tides head coach, Stephen Hart, as the club announcedhe will depart at the conclusion of this year; and the Broads wrap with a look ahead at the CanXNT/CanWNT's two friendlies vs Denmark.Get IN (and broaden your horizons!!!).Presenters: Signa Butler, Shireen Ahmed and Amy WalshJanitorial Intern: Jeff Cole, VO and

Alistair Bruce-Ball is joined by 2026 World Cup final referee Slavko Vincic and journalist William Ralston, author of the Impossible Job about challenges faced by modern-day referees. Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Charlie Adam also join the conversation as they discuss what it's like to take charge of the biggest game in football. Slavko shares what it’s like to operate under so much pressure, plus the highs and lows of his career. But will he discuss who is the biggest diver he had to deal with?

Our good, good friend who we have signed on a permanent deal (don't look it up) Behzinga came back to From My Left towers to help us play a new mind reading game. Talking West Ham, hatred, bad swag and more, Ethan joins Specs, Jordy, Miles, Tego and Louie for an epic episode...Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ahead of her career celebration at the USWNT match vs. Spain in Washington D.C. on Oct. 10, Crystal Dunn joins Meghan Klingenberg on the U.S. Soccer Podcast to reflect on an incredible career with the U.S. Women’s National Team, from becoming one of the most versatile players of her generation to winning the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup and Olympic gold.Dunn opens up about the experiences that shaped her career, including being left off the 2015 World Cup roster, playing overseas with Chelsea,

Jobi McAnuff, Luke Chambers and Tommy Smith chat all things EFL.We hear from 2 new managers in League One - Robbie Savage has his first crack at the EFL at Peterborough, and Michael Duff is in at Bradford less than a month after leaving Wycombe.With the Championship returning, the panel discuss the teams who've impressed and disappointed so far this season.And in 72 PLUS 72 MINUS, there's a long range belter in League Two - and a goalkeeper thinking he's Messi in League One.This season we now have

What are the key storylines to watch as the USWNT prepares for its upcoming friendlies against Spain? How will roster changes, injuries, and selection questions shape the U.S. squad ahead of this defining stretch ahead of Women's World Cup qualifying and the 2027 World Cup in Brazil?In this episode, LDG previews a major international window for the USWNT, previewing its upcoming friendlies against Spain. He breaks down the key roster changes, injuries, and selection questions shaping the U.S. squad

The Under Pressure team tackle the Manchester City case and one of the biggest questions hanging over English football: what would constitute an appropriate punishment? Dan Rhodes, Dan Kennett, Phil Barts and Hamzah examine the sporting advantage created by City's spending, whether previous Premier League title races have been fundamentally compromised and why retrospective punishment remains such a complicated issue. Could City face relegation or even expulsion? Should titles be stripped? And