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On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Alex Mott. Arsenal overcame Manchester City on Sunday in what felt like the first big Premier League title tussle of the season. What does win mean for Arsenal's chances? Are City still the title favourites? And is Erling Haaland's form becoming a problem for the champions? There's also some analysis of the other potential title challengers, before we chat Bundesliga. Do we have a three-horse race for the title in Germany this year? And what's going on with Union Berlin? And to wrap up we pay tribute to two legends of the game: Eden Hazard and David Beckham.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Alex Mott. As much as we're sick of talking about VAR, it's simply unavoidable this week after Luis Díaz's wrongly disallowed goal in Tottenham's win over Liverpool sent PGMOL into meltdown. What should we do about VAR? Is there any way to fix it? And if Jürgen Klopp gets his wish and Saturday's match is replayed, which other matches from history should get the same treatment? It was also an epic week in the Champions League, with Newcastle thrashing PSG and Arsenal and Manchester United both losing. We pore over all the big talking points from the action. And finally, it's time to look ahead to Sunday's massive clash from the Emirates between Arsenal and Manchester City. Where will the game be won and lost? Will Rodri's or Bukayo Saka's absence be pivotal? And what will this game mean in the context of the title race?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose, Pádraig Whelan and Joel Sanderson-Murray. Manchester United have made their worst ever start to a Premier League season and it's time for another Old Trafford inquest. How much can we blame the Glazers? Is the squad good enough? And is the clock ticking for Erik ten Hag? And the Champions League is back in our lives. Hurrah! Who are the favourites? Who has dark horse potential? And where does Lazio goalkeeper Ivan Provedal's header rank on the list of great goalkeeper goals? There's also time to chat Xabi Alonso's brilliant Bayer Leverkusen and Inter's thumping victory in the Milan derby.

It's the international break and we have also taken a break from normal service on the OneFootball Podcast this week. Joel Sanderson-Murray is in the host's chair and he's joined by Dan Burke, Lewis Ambrose and Pádraig Whelan to discuss the following philosophical questions ... What is the best act of shithousery in football? What one change could be made to improve the beautiful game? And what is the worst terrace chant in football?

The Premier League season is only four matches old but that hasn't stopped us from jumping to all kinds of conclusions on the OneFootball Podcast. For the first time since before the 2020 pandemic, Dan Burke is joined live and in the flesh for a very special episode by Lewis Ambrose, Joel Sanderson-Murray and Pádraig Whelan. The gang rate every Premier League team and their chances this season based on the scant evidence we've seen so far. There's nothing like a knee-jerk reaction.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott and Helge Wohltmann. In the first part of the show, Alex joins to talk all things Premier League and EFL, including Cole Palmer's surprise switch from Manchester City to Chelsea, Ansu Fati's surprise move to Brighton, and all the big talking points from the weekend's action. Helge then joins the party to talk Bundesliga. What is going on with the British invasion at Bayern Munich? Just how high can Union Berlin soar? Is Xabi Alonso the greatest and most handsome coach in Germany? And how exactly do you eat Weißwurst?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose in the co-pilot's chair. Alejandro Diago is the first guest of the day, and he joins to discuss Spain's glory at the Women's World Cup, all the fallout involving coach Jorge Vilda and Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales, and what this triumph means for the future of Spanish women's football. Ale is also a massive Real Madrid fan, and he tells us all about Jude Bellingham's impact so far as well as the rise of 16-year-old Barcelona starlet Lamine Yamal, and a curious move to Saudi Arabia for Celta Vigo's Gabri Veiga. After that, Pádraig Whelan enters the cockpit. First on the agenda is the Premier League, and solid starts to the season for Arsenal and Tottenham, as well as the not-so-solid form of Manchester United and Everton. And finally, Pádraig guides us through the return of Serie A. Who are the Scudetto favourites? Who has done the best transfer business? And more!

On the first episode of the OneFootball Podcast of 2023/24, Dan Burke is joined by a host of excellent guests. First up to discuss all things Premier League is Joel Sanderson-Murray. Which DM's DMs have Liverpool slid into now? Are Arsenal too emotional to win the Premier League? How high is Newcastle's ceiling? And more! Next up, Daniel Cadena-Jordan joins the party to talk Harry Kane mania in Germany, RB Leipzig's interesting transfer window, Borussia Dortmund's title hopes and all the big Bundesliga talking points heading into the new season. Before Lucas Hybord arrives at the back post to tell us about a big summer reset for PSG, Marseille's Champions League woes and everything you need to know about Premier League transfer target Jérémy Doku.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott and Joel Sanderson-Murray. And it's the final episode of the season in which the gang draw conclusions from the biggest moments of 2022/23. Are European champions and treble winners Manchester City the greatest club side ever? If not, who is? Will Arsenal compete for the Premier League title next season or did they miss their big chance?  Are Mauricio Pochettino and Ange Postecoglou going to change the fortunes of Chelsea and Tottenham respectively, and who else might challenge for the title in England next season? What is the next step for Barcelona after their LaLiga title triumph, and what will next season look like for Real Madrid? Can anyone stop Bayern Munich from winning a 12th consecutive Bundesliga title? And what is going on with the title winners in Italy and France? The transfer window is now open and there's also plenty of chat about Jude Bellingham, Karim Benzema, Alexis Mac Allister, Declan Rice, Kylian Mbappé, Lionel Messi and more. Before we wrap up the season by discussing the big contenders for the 2023 Ballon d'Or award.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Pádraig Whelan. It's a special episode diving deep into Manchester City's 4-1 victory over Arsenal on Wednesday evening, which leaves the reigning Premier League champions firmly in the driving seat to retain the title. Are Pep Guardiola's side just too good for Arsenal, or have the Gunners "bottled it" in recent weeks? Where does Kevin De Bruyne rank on the all-time list of Premier League players, and how long until Erling Haaland joins him in the upper echelons? Is the title race now all over bar the shouting? And if so, how should we reflect on Arsenal's season? And is City's dominance bad for the English game? All of those questions - and more! - are answered here.

The OneFootball Podcast returns as Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Pádraig Whelan. The managerial merry-go-round is spinning dangerously out of control in the Premier League at the moment. Were Chelsea right to sack Graham Potter after just seven months in charge? And who should they turn to next? Meanwhile, Leicester's sacking of Brendan Rodgers had probably been a long time coming. So who could the Foxes bring in to save them from relegation? There are also doubts about Jürgen Klopp's future at Liverpool after what has been a disappointing season. Is the German the man to oversee a summer revamp at Anfield, or is it time for a change? Over in the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich's decision to replace Julian Nagelsmann with Thomas Tuchel had an instant impact, but has their DFB Pokal elimination at the hands of Freiburg given Borussia Dortmund renewed hope in the title race? And there's never a dull moment in Italy, as Milan's shock 4-0 win away at Serie A leaders Napoli proved. And that's before we even get into a crazy end to Tuesday's Coppa Italia clash between Juventus and Inter.

Join OneFootball host Matt Frohlich alongside Lewis Ambrose and Padraig Whelan for the latest episode of the OneFootball Podcast! Today, the lads discuss Arsenal's victory at Aston Villa, whether Man United are in the title race or not, predictions for the Champions League including Liverpool v Real Madrid and more!

Join OneFootball host Matt Frohlich alongside special guest Jacob Dodd for the latest episode of the OneFootball Podcast! The guys discuss Liverpool's Merseyside Derby victory, how Arsenal were dealt a poor hand from VAR, who will be victorious as the Champions League returns, plus much more!

Join host Matt Frohlich on the OneFootball podcast, alongside today's guest Dani Cadena-Jordan, as the guys discuss the latest on the Premier League's investigations into Manchester City, why Arsenal aren't in any trouble at the top just yet, who could replace Jesse Marsch at Leeds, why Barcelona need to win La Liga plus much more!

Join OneFootball host Matt Frohlich alongside Lewis Ambrose and Padraig Whelan for the latest episode of the OneFootball Podcast! There's plenty of transfer window drama to get through as Chelsea smash the transfer record, Spurs have a last minute panic, Arsenal sign yet another Chelsea player plus more!

Join OneFootball host Matt Frohlich alongside Joel Sanderson-Murray and Padraig Whelan for the latest episode of the OneFootball Podcast! Today the lads cover Joao Cancelo's big move to Bayern Munich, Wrexham's FA Cup fairytale, Liverpool's woes at Brighton plus much more!

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Alex Mott. Harry Kane is on the verge of making Tottenham history after equalling Jimmy Greaves's all-time goalscoring record for the club on Monday, but if he ends his career without a trophy, will it all have been for nothing? Manchester United and Newcastle United both have a foot in the Carabao Cup final after their wins this week, with Nick Pope and Marcus Rashford both being in excellent form. Everton said farewell to Frank Lampard in the most predictable news of the week. Will it be Marcelo Bielsa or Sam Allardyce taking over at Goodison Park? And can anyone save the Toffees from relegation? The transfer window is getting interesting after Spurs hijacked Everton's move for Arnaut Danjuma, Newcastle are linked with Anthony Gordon, Allan Saint-Maximin is linked with AC Milan and Bournemouth could be about to pull off one of the coups of the century. And there's the FA Cup fourth round coming our way this weekend with some very tasty ties, most notably Manchester City vs Arsenal and giant-killers Wrexham taking on Sheffield United.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Pádraig Whelan. Arsenal took another huge step in their quest to win the Premier League title after scoring a dramatic late winner against Manchester United. Are Mikel Arteta's side England's new Mentality Monsters? Elsewhere in the Premier League, another Erling Haaland hat-trick for Manchester City took his tally to 25 Premier League goals at the halfway point in the season. Is he the problem or the solution for the champions at the moment? We also saw an impressive debut from Chelsea Mykhailo Mudryk and an unimpressive last outing from Frank Lampard's Everton. Over in Serie A, Juventus are reeling after receiving a 15-point deduction for alleged Financial Foul Play, while Atalanta's Ademola Lookman has been one of the revelations of the season. And be sure to listen right to the end for one of the best/worst jokes you'll hear this year, or any year for that matter.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Lewis Ambrose. The time has come to reflect on last weekend's Manchester and north London derbies. Was Arsenal's victory at Spurs the surest sign yet they are going to win the Premier League title, or is there still a long way to go?  Can Manchester City keep the pressure on the Gunners, or should the league leaders be more worried about Manchester United at this point? Perhaps we will find out when Mikel Arteta and Erik ten Hag cross swords at the Emirates on Sunday. It's not all about the Premier League as the Bundesliga also returns from its winter break this weekend. What should we be looking forward to? Can anyone stop Bayern Munich winning the title? Who could spring a surprise? Lewis has the answers to those questions, and more!

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. It's a bumper podcast for our 400th episode with plenty to talk about, beginning with Graham Potter's difficult situation at Chelsea. Does he deserve to be under pressure already? And what will João Félix bring that Chelsea don't already have? There's also a discussion about Liverpool's malaise and whether there is a way out for them anytime soon, as well as all the other big talking points from a weekend of FA Cup giant-killings. After that it's over to Spain, where a defeat for Real Madrid and a win for Barcelona has blown the LaLiga title race wide open. What's up with Madrid at the moment? And are Barça now firmly in the driving seat. Then it's back to England for some Carabao Cup chat before we preview the two massive derbies coming our way from the Premier League this weekend. Can Manchester United end their torrid run of results against Manchester City on Saturday? And will Arsenal break their Tottenham away hoodoo on Sunday? And lastly, the panel pay tribute to the great and much-maligned Gareth Bale following his retirement this week.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Chloe Beresford. Arsenal were held to a 0-0 draw by Newcastle on Tuesday, with Gunners boss Mikel Arteta bemoaning some "scandalous" refereeing decisions against his side. Was he right? And were his touchline histrionics justified? After a massive effort to draw at Manchester City last time out, Everton are back to square one after a dismal defeat to Brighton. Is Frank Lampard's time up? And who could the Toffees replace him with? Tottenham, meanwhile, are right back on track after a much-needed 4-0 victory at Crystal Palace. What changed for Spurs here? And will it be a turning point in their season? Away from the Premier League, Serie A is back! Napoli's incredible unbeaten run came to a shuddering halt at the hands of Inter on Wednesday, while there were also wins for Milan and Juventus in a Scudetto race which is shaping up very nicely. And there's also time for some Copa del Rey and FA Cup chat.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Lewis Ambrose. 2023 is here and the Premier League is right back in the swing of things. Monday night saw Brentford take another big scalp as they overcame Liverpool in a match where Virgil van Dijk was taken off at half-time. What has happened to the Dutchman? And how concerning is the Reds' form? One team whose form is concerning for the rest of the league is Arsenal, who are now seven points clear at the top of the table. Is the title heading to the Emirates? And do the Gunners need any new players in January? There's also some talk about Manchester City's and Tottenham's struggles and Manchester United's title credentials, before we finish with some transfer gossip.

On the final OneFootball Podcast episode of 2022, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich. Lionel Messi and Argentina are world champions after Sunday's incredible World Cup final. Was it the best final ever? And is Messi the undisputed greatest player of all-time now? But it was a strange game from France's perspective. Why did they start so badly? Was Didier Deschamps right to make that drastic double sub? And how would we be analysing Les Blues if they'd won on penalties? There's also plenty of reflection about the World Cup as a whole. What were our favourite moments and goals? What were our biggest disappointments? And how will we remember Qatar as hosts? Before we finish by looking back at the year that was 2022. Thanks to everybody for listening and watching throughout the year. Have a great Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone at OneFootball.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. It's time to run the rule over this week's absorbing World Cup semi-finals. Is it written in the stars that Lionel Messi will now go on to lift the World Cup and if he does, will it end the tedious Messi v Ronaldo debate once and for all? On Wednesday we saw arguably the best game of the tournament so far as France took down a spirited Morocco side. But should Morocco have had a penalty, and have France been riding their luck a little too much? Then it's time to look ahead to the final. Who will make the difference? Where will the game be won and lost? And what will the score be?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Lewis Ambrose. It's time to run the rule over the thrills and spills from the weekend's four World Cup quarter-finals. Can Brazil feel hard done by in their penalty shoot out defeat to Croatia, or did the Selecão simply not turn up on the day? Friday also saw a dramatic conclusion to Argentina's clash with the Netherlands. Why did this game descend into such chaos, and was that Dutch free-kick routine for the late equaliser one of the World Cup's great moments? One team who certainly did turn up was Morocco, and the feel-good story of the World Cup lives on. How did the Atlas Lions do it, and what did this result mean for Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo's international future? And there's also the small matter of England's defeat to France to discuss. How gutted should England fans be after this? Did France ride their luck? And what was the psychology behind Harry Kane's penalty miss? There's also time before we wrap up for some semi-final predictions.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich. The World Cup round of 16 is complete and there are some big performances, big upsets and big stories to mull over. Will Lionel Messi be able to lead Argentina past a formidable Dutch team in the quarter-finals, or will La Albiceleste's defensive vulnerability come back to bite them? Is Gareth Southgate owed some apologies for England's performances at the tournament, and can they overcome a France team with Kylian Mbappé in such inspired form in the quarter-finals? Can anyone stop this incredibly strong Brazil team from winning the World Cup?  Are penalties just a lottery no matter how much preparation you do?  And have Portugal definitively proved they're better off without Cristiano Ronaldo? All of those questions - and many more - are answered here.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Daniel Cadena Jordan and Helge Wohltmann. There is plenty to chew on from the week's World Cup action.  England are through to the knockout stages, but how far can they go? Helge gives us the lowdown on Niclas Füllkrug and whether he can be the man to save Germany's bacon. Brazil are also through, while Argentina still have some work to do after Lionel Messi and Enzo Fernández rescued them against Mexico on Saturday. And we also check in on France, Portugal, Belgium and all the other big talking points of the week.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Daniel Cadena Jordan. The World Cup is well under way and there's plenty to chew on from the first five days of action. England made a strong start but is this a sign of things to come or not?  Elsewhere, France and Spain also impressed, but Argentina and Germany made nightmare starts to their respective campaigns. Can they bounce back in the matches to come? We discuss each match which has taken place so far and all the big talkings points from the tournament.

In this special episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich sat down with Wycombe Wanderers defender Ryan Tafazolli. Of Iranian heritage, Ryan spoke about his affinity for Team Melli, their chances at the upcoming World Cup, how they might fare against England plus his childhood growing up and playing football as one of very few south asians in British football. Matt and Ryan also covered his experience playing against Pep Guardiola's Manchester City and why he got involved in the YouTube scene, with his channel @tafazolli recently reaching over 50k subscribers!

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Lewis Ambrose. There's only one thing on the agenda - the 2022 World Cup which kicks off in Qatar this weekend. Are we excited for it? Who is going to win it? Who will be the biggest flop? All of those questions and many more are answered as we run through each group with a fine tooth comb and predict how the tournament might pan out.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke. Cristiano Ronaldo has officially aired his dirty laundry in public but why now? Will it harm his legacy? And what should Manchester United do about it? Maybe United already have the next Ronaldo in young Alejandro Garnacho, while Manchester City are five points behind Arsenal after suffering a shock defeat at home to Brentford on Saturday. We discuss all the big Premier League talking points from the weekend, before taking a temperature check on each of Europe's top five leagues as we head into the World Cup break.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich. We record as England's World Cup squad is hot off the presses. Who were the surprise names on the list? Who was unlucky to miss out? And do the Three Lions have enough for glory in Qatar? There's also some discussion about the Germany and Brazil squads before we talk about this week's Carabao Cup action, the bizarre, foul-mouthed finale to Gerard Piqué's Barcelona career and the title race in LaLiga. Then it's time for a discussion on the potential change of ownership at Liverpool before we round off the episode with some funny stories and listener e-mails.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke. The draw has been made for the first knockout rounds in the Champions League and the Europa League. Can Liverpool get revenge on Real Madrid? Who will prevail between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich? And who has dark horse potential? Elsewhere, it was a weekend of big matches in the Premier League. Was Arsenal's victory at Stamford Bridge the biggest marker they've laid down yet? And why were Chelsea and Tottenham so flat? There's also some LaLiga chat after Gerard Piqué said an emotional goodbye to Barcelona and tempers flared in the Seville derby, but not quite as much as they flared in Argentina. And to round off, Matt and Dan finish by giving a fascinating insight into their culinary preferences.

On this very special episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke and Matt Frohlich are joined by Manchester City legend Shaun Wright-Phillips. Shaun joins us at OneFootball HQ in Berlin as part of Manchester City's Global Trophy Tour for an exclusive interview about his career with City, his strange role on the famous final day of the season in May 2012, the current City team, Pep Guardiola, Erling Haaland and much more. There is also some fun to be had as Shaun plays a quiz about himself, picks a 5-a-side team of the best players he played with and answers some quick-fire questions about the hottest topics of the day. Huge thanks to Shaun and Manchester City for dropping by with the beautiful Premier League trophy.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Daniel Cadena-Jordan. The Champions League group stage concluded in dramatic fashion this week, with Groups D and H providing particularly good entertainment. But it was another dark night for Atlético Madrid as they were dumped out of Europe altogether on Tuesday. Is Diego Simeone under pressure yet and if not, why not? Carlo Ancelotti is the Don of Europe, Olivier Giroud is Mr Big Occasion and Denis Zakaria has finally arrived at Chelsea. All Champions League bases were covered this week. Then there's some chat about Julen Lopetegui's Wolves U-Turn and Lionel Messi's future before looking ahead to a Super Sunday in the Premier League.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke. Liverpool's defeat to Leeds suggests their poor run is more than just a blip. Could this be the beginning of the end of Jürgen Klopp's time at the club? Elsewhere in the Premier League, Chelsea boss Graham Potter endured an unhappy return to Brighton, Tottenham came from behind to beat Bournemouth, and Matt was on hand to witness a great game between Manchester United and West Ham at Old Trafford. It was also an interesting weekend in LaLiga with late drama costing both Real Madrid and Atlético points, and making the title race very interesting. Then it's time to look ahead to a decisive round of action in the Champions League before finishing with an interesting question about Lionel Messi's future.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Joel Sanderson-Murray. Saturday's big match at Stamford Bridge finished in a 1-1 draw which neither side will have been particularly satisfied with, while Arsenal also dropped points at Southampton. Elsewhere in the Premier League, Aston Villa got a new manager bounce without even hiring a new manager, which might just give struggling Leeds United food for thought. Over in Spain, Sevilla have already changed managers but Jorge Sampaoli's return to the club hasn't quite had the desired effect yet, and Matt has some interesting tales from his trip to Florence to share with the podcast.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Alex Mott. It has been a big mid-week in the Premier League with Manchester United's victory over Tottenham the biggest talking point. Was this United's best performance under Erik ten Hag so far? Why do Spurs struggle against the top teams? And how embarrassed should Cristiano Ronaldo be after he stormed off in a huff? Elsewhere, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Miguel Almirón are both in great form, while there has been some interesting speculation about the managerial situations at Aston Villa and Wolves this week. This week has also seen reports of a possible Super League revival. Is there any chance it could happen? And would the English clubs get involved again? There are also some great listener questions to get stuck into, and Dan and Matt swap travel stories.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke. Karim Benzema got his hands on the 2022 Ballon d'Or on Monday night, capping off a great weekend for him and Real Madrid. Did he deserve the Ballon d'Or, and is football way too obsessed with individual awards? Speaking of El Clásico, what does that result mean for Barcelona's chances of having a successful season? Is Xavi under pressure to deliver already? Over in the Premier League, Liverpool emerged victorious from their clash with Manchester City. How did they stop Erling Haaland, and were they fortunate to get a big VAR call in their favour? There's also time to debate Arsenal's title chances, Manchester United's lack of influence when it comes to referees, and João Félix's disappointing stint at Atlético Madrid.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. Barcelona's 3-3 draw with Inter leaves them on the verge of Champions League elimination at the group stage for the second year running. How much of a catastrophe would that be and who is to blame? Liverpool got a much-needed confidence boost with Mo Salah netting a record-breaking hat-trick against Rangers, while Juventus suffered a chastening defeat at the hands of Maccabi Haifa leaving Max Allegri in an untenable position ... or is he? There was plenty else going on in the Champions League to talk about, as well as two massive games coming our way from LaLiga and the Premier League this weekend.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Alex Mott. After Arsenal passed their biggest test of the so far, must we now consider them Manchester City's closest title challengers? Elsewhere in the Premier League, Newcastle are on the right track one year on from their big takeover, while Aston Villa appear to going off the rails under Steven Gerrard. There was a huge game in the Bundesliga at the weekend as Borussia Dortmund fought back to earn a big point against Bayern Munich, while Xabi Alonso made a fine start to his tenure as Bayer Leverkusen. While in Italy, Napoli are in fine form heading into another interesting round of Champions League fixtures.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Serie A writer Adam Digby. After Napoli beat Ajax 6-1 in the midweek round of the Champions League, it's time to look into how they've blown away all the doom and gloom after they sold off club legends Kalidou Koulibaly, Lorenzo Insigne and Dries Mertens in the summer. Doing well in both European action and sitting top of the tree in Serie A, Napoli have put together a real strong side in all departments, and boss Luciano Spalletti is letting them play with attacking freedom. That's largely thanks to Sporting Director Cristiano Giuntoli, who has discovered Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and South Korean defender Kim Min-jae. Ending as usual with a trivia question, which of course is also Napoli themed and a nod to the retiring Gonzalo Higuain.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Padraig Whelan. Erling Haaland continues his amazing run of form with a Manchester Derby hat-trick to set records tumbling. Arsenal take control of the league table with yet another home win in the North London derby, Barcelona end a two year absence at the top plus the guys preview some of the biggest games in the Champions League this week!

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Thomas Stockting. Club football is back this weekend but before looking ahead to that, the gang reflect on the biggest talking points from this week's international fixtures. What did we learn about England and Germany in their 3-3 draw? And is it time to feel sorry for the beleaguered Harry Maguire? Elsewhere, Portugal appear to be wasting one of the most talented generations ever, Brazil and Argentina are in red hot form, and in terms of optimism heading into the World Cup, the United States and Canada could hardly be further apart. Then it's time to turn attention to the Premier League, specifically the north London and Manchester derbies. How is Arsenal v Spurs likely to play out? And how should Manchester United approach their trip to the Etihad?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke. England's defeat to Italy on Friday confirmed their relegation from Uefa Nations League A. What is going wrong? Is it time for Gareth Southgate to go? And if so, who should take over? Elsewhere, Phil Foden is poised to sign a new Manchester City contract, while Eric Cantona has issued a come-and-get-me plea to Manchester United. And most importantly of all, the new FIFA game is out this week. Is it going to be good? And what is the best football video game of all-time?

On this episode of the One Football podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Serie A writer Conor Clancy. Atalanta are currently joint-top of Serie A, so what better time to look at what's made them so successful in recent years, why they might have changed their ultra-attacking approach recently and what's in store for them in the future. Both Juventus and Roma are doing well in the Women's Champions League, which gives a perfect opportunity to discuss where Italy as a country is up to with the women's game. With another defeat to lowly Monza, Juventus are once again on the agenda, and finally Italy's national team has failed to qualify for the World Cup after their Euro 2020 success. What's up with them? Finishing as always with an Atalanta-themed look at whether Conor prefers Luis Muriel or Duván Zapata and a tricky trivia question thrown in too.  

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. There are just under two months to go until the World Cup kicks off. Is it a time for excitement or conflicting emotions? There's also some intriguing international fixtures to look forward to this weekend, as well as some interesting stories from the world of club football to chew on. And in a podcast that feels a bit like the last day of school term, the panel finish off with some fun and games.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Alex Mott. After Arsenal laid their Brentford demons to rest on Sunday, are we looking at genuine title contenders or not? Heung-min Son broke his duck with a stunning hat-trick in Tottenham's demolition of Leicester, but Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers is under huge pressure. The fraud-o-meter is well and truly out of storage. Elsewhere in Europe, PSV in Feyenoord played out a seven-goal thriller in the Eredivisie, which gives the guys opportunity to wax lyrical about Cody Gakpo and Xavi Simons. It was also a crazy weekend of results in Serie A, and there were some bafflingly fast red cards in France in Turkey.

On this episode of the One Football podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Serie A writer Adam Digby. Juventus continue to struggle after a 2-1 defeat to Benfica in the Champions League, with some fans calling for boss Max Allegri to be fired. Why did Juve bring him back for a second spell in the first place? And what are the problems now? With Juve down in the dumps, who is the favourite to win the Scudetto this season? Moving onto the UCL, Napoli are flying with a 3-0 win away at Rangers in midweek, but considering Luciano Spalletti's past form, can they sustain their early season brilliance? Both Milan clubs won in midweek, but the two bosses are in very different situations with Simone Inzaghi under pressure at Inter and Stefano Pioli comfortable in his position with the Rossoneri after winning the league last year and the stellar form of Rafael Leão.  We finish, as always, with a trivia question and by asking who was better: Zinedine Zidane or Andrea Pirlo?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Chloe Beresford. It has been another interesting week of Champions League action, with Bayern Munich winning their reunion with Robert Lewandowski, Liverpool getting a much-needed win, Erling Haaland defying physics and much, much more. The gang discuss all of that before turning their attention to Todd Boehly's controversial Premier League All-Star game. Would it be a good idea? And how would it work?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Joel Sanderson-Murray. The Premier League may have been cancelled this weekend but there was plenty going on in the football world. Lionel Messi and Neymar combined beautifully in PSG's win over Brest, Real Madrid and Barcelona are both in excellent form in LaLiga, and there's another round of Champions League fixtures to look forward to this week. All of that and more is discussed here.