
Paul Watson
Journalist and host of The Sweeper Podcast contributing tactical analysis, international football insight and reporting from tournaments.
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Oct 16, 2025 • 48min
Liverpool v Manchester United, Parker v Farke and joy for Cape Verde – Football Weekly podcast
Max Rushden is joined by Paul Watson, a journalist known for tactical insights, and Ben Fisher, a keen analyst on club stories. They dive into the excitement of the upcoming Liverpool vs. Manchester United match, discussing Salah's pivotal role. The conversation also touches on tactics in lower leagues, with updates on Sunderland's injury woes and Stevenage's surprising season start. Plus, they explore international quirks, including Kosovo's rise and the drama in African World Cup qualifiers, shedding light on the global football landscape.
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Jun 12, 2025 • 57min
Is football ready for the Club World Cup? Football Weekly Extra
Nick Ames, a knowledgeable journalist and commentator, teams up with Paul Watson, an insightful contributor focused on global football leagues, to explore the upcoming Club World Cup. They tackle the new 32-team format and the complex political implications of hosting in the U.S. Concerns about player fatigue and scheduling arise, alongside the contrasting views between European skepticism and South American enthusiasm. The duo also highlights lesser-known clubs, such as Mamelodi Sundowns, and the financial intricacies impacting their journey in the tournament.
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May 9, 2025 • 40min
Manchester United and Spurs head for Europa League final – Football Weekly (bonus)
Paul Watson, a passionate Bristol City fan and host of the Sweeper podcast, joins the discussion on the Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur. They dive into Tottenham's tactical evolution and recent performance against Bodo Glimt, exploring the irony of winning a trophy and its implications for their manager. The conversation shifts to the economic disparities in football, highlighting the struggles of underdog teams. They also reflect on the historical significance of the upcoming final, comparing legacies and the psychological pressures at play.