Barry Glendenning, a football finance expert, Kieran Maguire, a renowned financial analyst, and Philippe Auclair, a prominent football journalist, dive into the murky waters of financial dynamics in football. They discuss the impact of job cuts at Manchester United, rising ticket prices, and the ethics of academy sales. The ongoing Super League saga is critiqued, along with the struggles of clubs like Bordeaux. The trio also humorously touches on the potential movie 'Saipan' and its casting, reflecting on the serious and absurd in football's financial landscape.

Barry Glendenning, a seasoned sports journalist, joins Philippe Auclair, a knowledgeable football writer, and Nooruddean Choudry, a passionate commentator, to unravel the new Champions League format. They discuss its implications for player fatigue and match competitiveness. The conversation shifts to England's squad, spotlighting Angel Gomez and youth coaching's role in rejuvenation. They'll also dive into the controversial topic of dynamic pricing in football, examining its emotional effect on fans and the economic motivations behind it.

Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair, Archie Rhind-Tutt, and Jonathan Fadugba discuss Spain's thrilling victory over Germany, France's win against Portugal, Ronaldo's performance, England's tactics, and insights on player performances and key moments in recent football matches. The episode also includes debates, bar reviews, and discussions on political issues related to football clubs.

Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair, Ali Maxwell, and Jonathan Wilson discuss France vs Netherlands, Austria's impressive win over Poland, Ukraine's resilience, and Slovakia's match. They delve into controversial goal decisions, team performances, exciting match analyses, and possible tournament scenarios. The episode also previews upcoming games and evaluates team performances in the Euro 2020 tournament.

Experts discuss the future of football, including the implications of the European Court ruling on the Super League, nation state ownership, wealth polarization, the flow of money, games abroad and virtual stadiums, the rise of esports, and players' health consequences.

Philippe Auclair, a seasoned football journalist and commentator, joins the discussion to delve into the Champions League action. They unpack Sporting Lisbon's stunning 4-1 victory over Manchester City, focusing on Ruben Amorim's tactical brilliance and City's defensive vulnerabilities. The conversation shifts to Celtic's triumph over RB Leipzig, contrasting their strategic play with Real Madrid's struggles. Insights on the evolving dynamics in football and the implications of multi-club ownership conclude this engaging breakdown of the week's matches.

Philippe Auclair, a seasoned football journalist, joins Mark Langdon from the Racing Post, and Spanish expert Sid Lowe to dissect the latest Champions League thrills. They delve into Erling Haaland's remarkable performance and Liverpool's missed chances. Barcelona's stunning victory over Bayern Munich becomes a focal point, with discussions on tactical brilliance and key match moments. The trio also explores the emotional weight of historic rivalries and the youthful dynamism of modern football, setting the stage for exciting future clashes.

Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair, and Paul Watson discuss France's win over Austria, injuries to key players, and French footballers speaking out against the far-right. They also analyze Slovakia and Romania's surprising victories in Group E, Belgium's defensive struggles against Slovakia, and the use of VAR in Euro 2020 matches. The podcast also covers the decline in German railway efficiency, fascination with Jude Bellingham, and a heartwarming message from the youngest listener.

Barry Glendenning, a seasoned sports journalist, Jonathan Fadugba, a football analyst, and Philippe Auclair, a football writer, dive into Arsenal's commanding victory over PSG, examining their tactical prowess. They discuss Brest's surprising rise in the league and critique PSG's struggles. The trio also highlights standout performances in the Champions League, the emotional connections sports evoke, and the implications of a crucial legal case affecting player transfers, signaling potential shifts in the football landscape.

Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair, and Mark Langdon discuss Portugal's penalty shootout victory, criticism of Ronaldo's behavior, and analysis of recent football matches. They delve into tactical decisions, player performances, and preview upcoming European tournament matches. The podcast also explores UEFA's investigation of Jude Bellingham and includes lighthearted football-related discussions and anecdotes.