Vart ska man ens börja?! Känslorna för detta lag saknar motstycke och euforin efter gårdagens seger hade vi kunnat prata om i timmar. Tryck igång avsnittet, sträck på er och njut!Testa Stör är sponsrade av ComeOn! Du kan rygga våra unika boostar på https://www.comeon.com/sv18 år stödlinjen.seLadda ner Wimt! Appen där du samlar ett AIK-flöde av nyheter samt kan diskutera allt kring vår kära klubb, göra egna startelvor, betygsätta spelarna och mycket mer. Finns i App store och google play. Hosted on

Xabi Alonso's Chelsea beat Brighton 4-3 in an entertaining game at Stamford Bridge this weekend, scoring three inside the first half. However, they finished the game with 26% possession, their lowest such statistic at home in 15 years. So, is this confirmation that the Premier League's tactical meta has shifted? Joe Devine is joined by Jon Mackenzie and Kaya Kaynak to discuss this, as well as Chelsea's changes of a title challenge this season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

Welcome to the first episode of a new series on The Athletic FC Podcast: What If…Every week, host Emma Paton will be joined by a selection of The Athletic’s writers to dive into monumental sliding doors moments in football’s recent history.From Roman Abramovich’s interest in Spurs before buying Chelsea, to how the career of Brazil's Ronaldo might look if he had avoided serious injury.On episode one, Tim Spiers and Jon Mackenzie are on the panel to discuss Pep Guardiola’s alternative timeline had he

For the second season in a row, Aston Villa have had a tough start to their campaign. Joe and Jon perform Ring for Analysis on an article by Jacob Tanswell, which explores whether the instability at Villa Park is a real issue, or if there are reasons to be hopeful. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7533338/2026/08/24/aston-villa-premier-league-brighton-watkins-emery/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chelsea progressed to the third round of the League Cup courtesy of a 2-0 win over Luton Town. Next up, old friends Brighton in the Premier League!Matt Davies-Adams has got Sam Parkin and Luke Bosher for company following the big news that the Blues have agreed a £7.5m deal to sign Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa. So, is Martinez the player to turn Chelsea into serious contenders? How positive are the early signs under Xabi Alonso? And with the Enzo Fernandez saga seemingly coming to a head

The Tactical Preview is back and Aston Villa's clash against Arsenal is our primary focus this week.Host Kate Mason is joined by The Athletic's data writer Thom Harris and former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke to dissect where the game will be won and lost. They focus on Villa's frailties in beating the press, Arsenal's short corners and switches of play. The Athletic's Villa correspondent Jacob Tanswell also drops by to give the lowdown on Villa's midfield struggles in the defeat to Brighton.The

The Tactical Preview is back and Aston Villa's clash against Arsenal is our primary focus this week.Host Kate Mason is joined by The Athletic's data writer Thom Harris and former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke to dissect where the game will be won and lost. They focus on Villa's frailties in beating the press, Arsenal's short corners and switches of play. The Athletic's Villa correspondent Jacob Tanswell also drops by to give the lowdown on Villa's midfield struggles in the defeat to Brighton.The

We're live-streaming again for Manchester United's Champions League draw. No prizes for guessing the fixtures, sure you know them by know, but enjoy the ride as we discover exciting trips to Spain, Portugal, and Italy.In amongst the fun, we look ahead to a pretty important Premier League game against Ipswich at Old Trafford, and of course there are only a few days left until the summer transfer window 'slams' shut. Josh Zirkzee may be leaving, but who might come in to replace him?We also compare

Aston Villa have seen their Europa League-winning squad torn apart during the summer transfer window, despite qualifying for this season's Champions League.Adam Crafton and Matt Slater join Kate Mason to get stuck into one of the biggest talking points in the game right now around the competitive balance within the Premier League, brought on by the spending controls set by the league.Hannah Vanbiber also joins us in-studio to ask how the Premier League's spending restrictions differ from those

Bradley Barcola’s in principle move to Liverpool, the early signs of progress for Chelsea under Xabi Alonso, a new era at Fulham and the prospects for Crystal Palace were all discussed in this episode of the Tifo Football podcast.This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Jon Mackenzie, Jack Collins & Reuben Pinder and is produced by Steve Hankey.Juan Manuel Serrano Arce / Stringer / Getty Images Europe via GettyImages 00:00 - A ptotemic intro05:27 - Liverpool

Everything that could have gone right, did go right for De Zerbi last night against Charlton in the Carabao Cup. Matheus Fernandes played out of skin, Solanke scored, Mikey Moore shone and, of course, new signing Sávio popped up with a dream debut goal.Plus! We also talk Omar Marmoush, the impact he could have and preview Newcastle on Saturday.Hosts: Kate Mason, Jack Pitt-Brooke, James Maw, Dan KilpatrickProducer: Tom FullerExec Producer: Adam JonesGet in touch:X: @VFTLpodcastEmail:

Simon Hughes and James Pearce join Tony Evans to discuss Liverpool’s huge move for Barcola and whether the France international could be the attacking signing that transforms their season.How big a boost is Barcola? Does his arrival change Liverpool’s plans for Yankuba Minteh and Ismaïla Sarr? And with Cody Gakpo attracting interest, has his status suddenly changed from one of Liverpool’s most expendable attackers to an essential member of the squad?The panel also discuss Andoni Iraola’s impact

After arriving for a combined £225m, Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak’s Liverpool careers are yet to get going.Emma Paton is joined by The Athletic's Simon Hughes, Jay Harris and Seb Stafford-Bloor to get into why the pair are still struggling, and whether Andoni Iraola is the man to get the best out of them.Plus, after Jamie Carragher called Liverpool's 2025 summer transfer window the 'worst in Premier League history', the panel assess the work of sporting director Richard Hughes, who is expected

Nytt derby väntar och AIK är återigen REJÄLT nederlagstippat. Vi diskuterar elvan och huruvida det finns någon anledning att ändra något. Dessutom Bajen-koll, att ingjuta mod och det senaste kring Assadi och övrig silly! Testa Stör är sponsrade av ComeOn! Du kan rygga våra unika boostar på https://www.comeon.com/sv18 år stödlinjen.seLadda ner Wimt! Appen där du samlar ett AIK-flöde av nyheter samt kan diskutera allt kring vår kära klubb, göra egna startelvor, betygsätta spelarna och mycket mer

This week on Beyond the Barclay, we’re joined by Allan Ramsay — an American Norwich City fan with a story you probably won’t have heard before! 🇺🇸💛💚Allan is one of only a handful of people that legendary musician Beck follows on X. 👀But how did that happen? And how does an American become a Norwich City supporter?We chat to Allan about his journey to becoming a Canary, his love for Norwich City, his connection with Beck and plenty more.🎙️ Beyond the Barclay — Norwich City fans, stories and

The final week of the transfer window is the busiest time of the year and we've got you fully covered on the podcast.Emma Paton is joined by The Athletic's Football Correspondent David Ornstein and James Horncastle to discuss the latest market moves.The panel talk Man City's major summer rebuild including their latest big-money move for Ayoubb Bouaddi and whether they could swoop in to sign Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez at the very last minute.David also brings us news on Aston Villa's move for Crystal

Chelsea kicked off their Premier League campaign in style (mostly thanks to a 3-2 victory over Fulham, with Cole Palmer back to his dazzling best but alarm bells ringing again after Robert Sanchez’s errors in goal.Matt Davies-Adams is joined by The Athletic’s Simon Johnson and Liam Twomey for all the fallout from Craven Cottage - plus a look ahead to Thursday’s visit of Luton Town in the second round of the League Cup.Plus - memories of Chelsea’s last cup meeting with the Hatters, the potential

Manchester United’s defeat to Hull City, Brentford’s demolition of Tottenham Hotspur, a lively draw between Newcastle United and Liverpool, Manchester City’s comeback draw against AFC Bournemouth AND Arsenal’s comprehensive victory over Coventry City were all discussed in this episode of the Tifo Football podcast.This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Kaya Kaynak, Jon Mackenzie & Thom Harris and is produced by Steve Hankey.Stu Forster / Staff / Getty Images

Well, that wasn't the plan at all... Manchester United were beaten 2-0 at Hull City on the opening day of the new Premier League season, and we have to launch ourselves into the new campaign with another post-mortem.Did Hull's leadership decode United's weaknesses from pre-season, especially the defeat to AC Milan, or were Carrick's men simply undercooked? The manager certainly pushed back on the idea that his side lacked passion but there were more questions than answers on Saturday despite a

A disappointing beginning to the 2026/27 Premier League season for Tottenham Hotspur. Our panel attempt to make sense of why Spurs looked so under-prepared. We discuss Lucas Bergvall's performance, Archie Gray as captain and whether we have been a bit too lenient towards these young players?Hosts: Kate Mason, Jay Harris, James MawProducer: Tom FullerExec Producer: Adam JonesGet in touch:X: @VFTLpodcastEmail: vftl@theathletic.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.