Nedum Onuoha, a former professional footballer turned analyst, and Ali Maxwell, an insightful football journalist, delve into Thomas Tuchel's promising debut as England's head coach. They dissect tactical shifts and the exciting emergence of young talents like Myles Lewis-Skelly. The duo contrasts England's strategic approach with Scotland’s recent struggles and Wales' revival. They also highlight Evan Ferguson's rising star power in Irish football, contributing to national optimism. The conversation wraps with a look at thrilling football moments that unite communities.

In this podcast, experts discuss what Lionel Messi's arrival means for American soccer. They explore the impact of previous stars who tried to crack the USA, and analyze how Messi and Inter Miami will build on his arrival. Ex-MLS players share insights on playing soccer in the States and how Messi will fit in. The podcast also touches on the growth of soccer in the US, the influence of star players, and the aspirations of Inter Miami's owners.

Barry Glendenning, Nedum Onuoha, and Nicky Bandini discuss Germany's controversial win and Italy's disgraceful exit. They cover player safety, handball decisions, Kai Havertz's performance, Switzerland dominating Italy, Clive Tilsley's farewell, and transfer speculations. The hosts also engage in banter about Sid Lowe, Shania Twain, Taylor Swift, and VIP treatment.

Barry Glendenning, Nedum Onuoha, and John Brewin discuss the Premier League's race for Europe, focusing on Manchester United and Chelsea's wins. They also delve into Celtic's Scottish Premiership victory, VAR controversies, and the struggles of various football teams amidst uncertainties.

Barry Glendenning, Mark Langdon, and Nedum Onuoha discuss Bayern vs Real Madrid, defensive errors leading to goals, football predictions, Ipswich's promotion, financial challenges in the Premier League, and Arsenal's progress with a hint of surreal humor.

Football analysts and experts discuss Scotland's disappointing performance in Euro 2024, controversial penalty incidents, Switzerland's impressive gameplay against Germany, and tactical choices in the tournament. They also analyze Harry Kane's injury impact and the captain's dilemma in football.

Journalist Paul MacInnes, former footballer Nedum Onuoha, and writer John Brewin discuss Arsenal's win over Manchester City, Brentford's struggles, West Ham's growth as a club, and the dislike of dogs in pubs. They also share their opinions on dogs and dog owners, discuss Everton's recent performances, and talk about music preferences and album discussions.

Phil Hay, The Athletic FC's newsletter lead writer, joins tactics expert Liam Tharme and former Premier League defender Nedum Onuoha to discuss Arsenal's remarkable set-piece success. They explore how Mikel Arteta's team has turned set-pieces into a scoring machine, thanks in part to players like Gabriel. The trio delves into the evolution of set-piece strategies, comparing Arsenal's methods to other teams, and emphasizes the importance of specialized coaches and tactical adaptability. Get insights into how these elements have redefined modern football!

Barry Glendenning, Nedum Onuoha, and Robyn Cowen discuss Chelsea's potential to win two trophies. They analyze Chelsea's FA Cup win, De Bruyne's surprise return, and Luton's turnaround. They also discuss the upcoming Nigerian vs Ivory Coast final match in the Afghan Cup and a debate about Nadim's generosity.

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