Duncan Alexander

Duncan Alexander, a football journalist known for tactical insights, joins Carl Anka, a sharp football commentator, and Daniel Storey, a detailed analyst, to discuss a tumultuous Premier League weekend. They dissect Tottenham's dramatic decline with just one point from their last seven games. Bournemouth celebrates a stunning 5-0 victory, raising European hopes. The panel also dives into Arsenal's red card struggles, debating refereeing standards and VAR's impact, while unraveling the broader implications on team dynamics across the league.

Join writers Jack Pitt-Brooke, who covers football for The Athletic, and Duncan Alexander, a specialist in football statistics, as they dissect the Premier League's current season. They debate whether the league is dull compared to the thrill of the Champions League. The duo explores how tactical evolution, especially under coaches like Pep Guardiola, influences creativity and player dynamics. They also discuss the rising competitiveness of mid-tier teams, the nostalgia for past football eras, and the disruptive impact of VAR on the modern game.

Duncan Alexander, a football analyst, Jack Lang, a football journalist, and Alex Aljoe, a football reporter, dive into the late drama of Real Madrid's comeback against Manchester City, questioning if it shattered City's confidence. They also cover the emotional Merseyside Derby, highlighting Everton’s last-minute equalizer against Liverpool. The trio previews upcoming Premier League matches, touching on Tottenham's struggles and Arsenal's injury woes. Throughout, they share tactical insights and personal anecdotes that bring the football narrative to life.

Michael Cox, a football tactics writer, joins Mark Carey, a data analyst, and Duncan Alexander, a football writer, to discuss the intriguing role of foreign managers in international football. They reflect on the successes and failures of figures like Sven-Göran Eriksson and the Greek miracle of Euro 2004 under Otto Rehagel. The conversation also explores the evolving responsibilities of managers and the influence of cultural dynamics on coaching strategies, all spiced up with some humorous anecdotes and insights into team cohesion.

Duncan Alexander, a football analyst known for his data-driven insights, joins Daniel Storey, an expert sports journalist, and Adrian Clarke, a former pro turned commentator. They dive into the dramatic 2-2 draw between Manchester City and Arsenal, dissecting key moments like red cards and last-minute equalizers. The trio also chats about the surprising resilience of Nottingham Forest and Chelsea's early struggles. Plus, they explore the start of the Women's Super League and offer witty commentary on standout player performances across the Premier League.

Duncan Alexander, a sports analyst, joins football writer Daniel Storey, journalist Mark Carey, commentator Ben Phillips, and ex-player Sol Bamba for lively football banter. They delve into Liverpool's crushing victory over Manchester United, spotlighting Salah's brilliance. The gang celebrates Haaland's back-to-back hat-tricks and discusses Bournemouth's miraculous comeback from 2-0 down, igniting fan excitement. Insights flow on tactical gaffes and the league's shifting dynamics, making for a thrilling recap of Premier League action!

Duncan Alexander, a stats guru, Tom Williams, an experienced football journalist, and Adrian Clarke, a Premier League pundit, dive into the thrilling prospects of the new season. They debate whether Arsenal can dethrone Manchester City or if Liverpool will rise under new management. The trio analyzes which managers are under pressure, discusses the fates of newly promoted clubs, and shares bold predictions, including a surprise Fulham finish. Plus, they touch on the impact of tactical shifts and the challenges facing iconic clubs like Manchester United and Chelsea.

Jimbo welcomes Duncan Alexander and Jay Harris into the studio after France and Portugal set up a quarter-final date in dramatic fashion.Portugal overcome Slovenia on penalties after a 0-0 draw that revolves around Cristiano Ronaldo and his obsession with scoring. How much longer can Roberto Martinez indulge his captain and how annoyed must his team-mates be?France need a late own goal to see off Belgium as they still wait for one of their own players to score from open play. Julien Laurens tells us why Didier Deschamps won’t be changing his approach any time soon.And Tuesday sees the last day of last 16 action. Andreas Heidenreich explains what makes this Austria side so special as they aim to make it all the way to the final.Produced by Charlie Jones.Theme music by JJ Bull. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Portugal progress past Slovenia with Matt Slater (02.00)• PART 2: France 1-0 Belgium with Julien Laurens (21.00)• PART 3a: Austria v Turkey preview with Andreas Heidenreich (31.00)• PART 3b: Netherlands v Romania preview (38.00)SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR 12 MONTHS• theathletic.com/totally Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Duncan Alexander, Charlie Eccleshare, and Adrian Clarke discuss Man City's Champions League exit, Arsenal's struggles, Chelsea's challenge in the FA Cup semis, and Premier League relegation battles. They also delve into historical football origins and penalties, team performances, and upcoming matchups across different competitions.

Natalie Gedra, a football journalist from Sky Sports, joins Duncan Alexander, a football writer and commentator, and Charlie Eccleshare, a Premier League expert from The Athletic. They dive into the thrilling 3-3 draw between Liverpool and Newcastle, questioning Liverpool’s stability ahead of the Merseyside derby. Arsenal’s innovative set-piece strategies and Chelsea's powerful win at Southampton also take center stage. The trio discusses the implications of these matches for the title race and speculates on managerial changes at West Ham and Wolves.