Will Unwin

Philippe Auclair, a football journalist with deep knowledge of European leagues, joins Will Unwin, who specializes in English football, and James Montague, author exploring Saudi Arabia's sports investments. They delve into Wales' thrilling late draw against North Macedonia, reflecting on emotional highs and key player impacts. The discussion swings to France's World Cup preparations and the evolving landscape of football finance, including the implications of Saudi investments and player transfers like Trent Alexander-Arnold's potential move.

Join Will Unwin, a premier league journalist; Lars Sivertsen, an insightful football analyst; and Sid Lowe, a Spanish football expert, as they dive into the thrilling contrasts of the Club World Cup. They discuss Botafogo's stunning victory over PSG and Flamengo's win against Chelsea, exploring the passionate engagement of South American teams. The team tackles unique topics like hefty fines for delayed matches, lighthearted halftime antics, and England’s revamped strategy leading to a stunning win over Spain, showcasing the vivid tapestry of football's highs and lows.

Will Unwin, Jonathan Fadugba, and Lars Sivertsen, all football journalists, dive into a thrilling discussion following a packed Boxing Day of matches. They celebrate Fulham's impressive victory over Chelsea, reflecting on tactical advancements and managerial successes in the Premier League. Nottingham Forest's resurgence is highlighted, contrasting their rise with Tottenham's struggles. The panel debates Arsenal's standings and the controversy around VAR decisions while exploring Liverpool's dominance and the intense race for Champions League spots.

Ed Aarons, a dedicated Crystal Palace fan and journalist, joins Will Unwin, a football journalist, Troy Townsend, a Crystal Palace analyst, and Andy Hunter from The Guardian to celebrate Crystal Palace's historic FA Cup triumph, their first major trophy in 120 years. They delve into the emotional rollercoaster of the fans, exploring nostalgic moments and memorable matches, while also reflecting on Everton's poignant farewell to Goodison Park. The discussion highlights the bonds formed through football, the community's spirit, and the strategic challenges ahead for teams in the Premier League.

Jonathan Liew, Will Unwin, and Nooruddean Choudry discuss Scott McTominay's performance and Ballon d'Or consideration, Manchester City's poor performances and FA charges, the thrilling Luton vs Arsenal match and social media frenzy, the goalkeeping situation and manager's decision, critique of defenses and societal boundaries of humor, Brighton's victory over Brentford and resurgence, Brentford's injuries and preview of their match against Wolves, and Burnley's struggles in the Premier League.