Podcasts about deportivo la coruna

Liam and Alex are back to review MD1 in Segunda. They cast a close eye over the teams new to the division this season, the three relegated sides Cadiz CF, Granada CF and UD Almeria, and the promoted sides CD Castellon, Malaga CF, Deportivo La Coruna and Cordoba CF. Liam in In Ipurua and El Sardinero to see two of the sides live and brings audio from the ground. Enter our monthly super six competition, sponsored by www.footballstadiumphotography.co.uk Select a 5 aside team and manager each month from our options on the form below to be in with a shout of winning a monthly prize of a Spanish Segunda Show mug, and the season prize of a 30£ voucher for our sponsor's store. LINK TO FORM TO ENTER https://forms.gle/dFAfbFFUgDiccsrCA Join our Segunda Spanish Show community FOR FREE on discord - link below. https://discord.gg/Wt9YssuQau - Free App - Free to join - Chat with like minded Segunda fans, including Alex and Liam (Similar to a whatsapp group chat but does not reveal your phone number to other users) Join our show meet up and watch some Segunda games on the weekend of 24th January 2025 Fly to Málaga and we aim to take in as many of the 4 Segunda games taking place in Andalusia across that weekend. For more details get in touch via the email the show link or message us on one of our social media platforms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a Text Message.Segunda still has one game to play, but Primera Federacion is on to the play off stage of the season. Deportivo La Coruna and CD Castellon were crowned champions of their group and promoted automatically a few weeks ago. A further two will join them in Segunda next season of the 8 in the play offs - (2 from Malaga CF, Barcelona Athletic, Cordoba, Celta Fortuna, Ponferradia, Ceuta, Gimnastic de Tarragonna and UD Ibiza) - on this show we are going to review the two groups and give a little preview of the play offs which start next weekend.  Speak Spanish or want to practise your listening skills? Give our new project a listen! Liam and Alex, in Spanish talking about the highlight and low of the week ' check it out on this link and subscribe to the show https://www.buzzsprout.com/1229687/14533594 Enter the Super Cinco by completing the form on the link below! https://forms.gle/nRG5YDYTUJaTEtxMACheck who you picked in your team on the link below https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1VlKSZGEf6CNrVBWZ7hdbBUrunOFNveoLyX6n4_dBHg4/htmlview?pli=1#PrizesMonthly winner: 50% off at @davethephotowww.footballstadiumphotography.co.ukANDA Spanish Segunda Show mug*Season winner: £30 voucher at @davethephotowww.footballstadiumphotography.co.uk*Free UK deliveryVisit www.footballstadiumphotograhphy.co.uk to see their range of A3 and A4 prints, t-shirts, mugs, coasters and more, with a choice of over 100 stadia!Join our Segunda Spanish Show community FOR FREE on discord - link below. https://discord.gg/Wt9YssuQau- Free App- Free to join- Chat with like minded Segunda fans, including Alex and Liam(Similar to a whatsapp group chat but does not reveal your phone number to other ...

Wir haben während Barça gegen Real Sociedad aufgenommen und über vieles gesprochen: Reals kuriose Meisterfeier, Deportivos Auf- und Granadas Abstieg, Mbappé, Transfers, die EM und vieles mehr!

Today's story comes from Roy Makaay. The Deportivo La Coruna side of the turn of the century shook up Spanish football's elite – not least because of the talents of Roy, Djalminha, and the incredible Juan Carlos Valeron.Listen to the original full episodes:Roy Makaay: ‘At Deportivo, you want to win. At Bayern, you need to' - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastRoy Makaay: ‘Valeron was the best player I ever played with' - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

L'edizione 2003/04 della #ChampionsLeague rappresenta una delle edizioni più imprevedibili di sempre.Dalle incredibili rimonte del Deportivo La Coruna, passando per il Monaco di Deschamps finalista, per arrivare all'incredibile cavalcata del #Porto di Josè #Mourinho.

Who was the most expensive footballer of the 90s? How many clubs can you name who have been relegated from the Premier League only once? What tier do Deportivo La Coruna play in? Listen on for all this and more football trivia drivel. Follow us on instagram and twitter @careerwegopod. Fancy sponsoring an episode? Email: careerwegopod@gmail.com ***Please do leave us a 5 star rating if you enjoy the show! As an independent pod, this is the best way of supporting us and is very much appreciated! ***Play our daily trivia game at www.careerwego.com

Nils Kern war live im neuen La Cerámica des FC Villarreal vor Ort, als Real Madrid beim Gelben U-Boot eine 1:2-Niederlage kassierte. Die dünne Leistung Reals, zwei kontroverse Handspiele und das neue Stadion Villarreals sind dabei im Fokus. Derweil gewann der FC Barcelona im Metropolitano mit sehr viel Kampfeswille 1:0 - warum die Art und Weise des Erfolgs so wichtig für Barça ist, erklärt Alex Truica. Weitere Themen: Lucaz' Perez besondere Rückkehr zu Deportivo La Coruna, das Mestalla und Nou Mestalla des FC Valencia, die anstehende Supercopa de España und das Achtelfinale der Copa del Rey.

Football Manager streamer and Streamer Showdown video editor, Joecb09 joins the boys this week as they discuss Deportivo La Coruna, Tory fizzy drinks, some Streamer Showdown secrets, and Mulch once again has another classic, in Mulch's Unpopular Opinion. We also delve back in to the European Super League from an Arsenal perspective, and who is our favourite player of all time? https://www.twitch.tv/joecb09

Phil Hay from The Athletic is joined by Dan Moylan and Michael Normanton from The Square Ball. 20 years on from United’s sensational run to the semi-final, Phil recalls the thrills of Deportivo La Coruna and the spill by Dida that saw the Whites beat AC Milan on a soaking night at Elland Road.  Plus: the lessons from the Emirates and, ahead of Friday’s match at Molineux, what’s going on at Wolves? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Đêm định mệnh ở Istanbul năm 2005 chỉ là một trong những cơn ác mộng lớn nhất mà AC Milan phải trải qua ở Champions League. Chỉ một năm trước đó, Rossoneri với dàn hảo thủ bậc nhất châu Âu bất ngờ gục ngã một cách không tưởng trên đất Tây Ban Nha trước Deportivo La Coruna. Đừng quên theo dõi BLV Anh Quân trên các nền tảng: Youtube: www.youtube.com/blvanhquan Facebook: www.facebook.com/blvanhquan Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/blvanhquan Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0fAT5KU1drY0KAWP1PV6vb --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blvanhquan/support

Deportivo La Coruna war um die Jahrtausendwende zwischenzeitlich mindestens die Nummer drei im spanischen Fußball. Über Jahre hinweg hat sich der einstige Zweitligist in die Beletage hochgearbeitet. Viele Spieler mit magischen Füßen wie Bebeto, Rivaldo, Djalminha, Fran, Roy Makaay oder Juan Carlos Valeron sorgten für glorreiche Fußballfeste im Estadio Riazor. Dem Meistertitel 2000 folgten erinnerungswürdige Abende in vielen europäischen Stadien. Doch nach der Party gab es den üblen Kater, von dem sich Deportivo bis heute nicht erholt hat. Der damalige Deportivo-Manager Ricardo Moar spricht offen über die damalige Zeit.

In this episode we compare the La Liga winning side of Deportivo La Coruna and the Serie A winners Lazio from the year 2000. We create a combined starting 11 and watch out for a splattering of Pro Evolution Soccer stats!

Josh and Jon have sat down to talk you through the Champions League quarter final first leg against Deportivo la Coruna.This episode has the first 45 mins with some context and an explainer for how to watch the game along with us. If you want the full episode, head over to https://www.patreon.com/posts/35271502Video available at: https://footballia.net/matches/leeds-united-deportivo-de-la-coruna MOT See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Profiling former Deportivo La Coruna and Bayern Munich striker Roy Makaay

With Liverpool in Champions League glory once more tonight, Blood Red rewind for our now regular Champions League-themed pod, the Road to Istanbul. Celebrating and reflecting on Liverpool's historic fifth European Cup triumph, we retrace the steps as Rafa Benitez's side made their way to the 2005 Champions League Final in Istanbul. In this episode, ahead of the fourth Champions League group game away to Deportivo La Coruna, Guy Clarke catches up with Stephen Warnock to talk through the role he played. Having featured in every matchday squad up until the final, he talks about the disappointment he still feels having missed out on a place in the squad for the final. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Time for us to take the third step on the Road to Istanbul, as we reflect on Liverpool's fifth European Cup success 15 years on. Join Guy Clarke and Dan Kay as they continue to re-trace the Reds’ path to the historic 2005 Champions League Final in Istanbul. For the third instalment of the series, looking back to Liverpool’s third group-stage game with Deportivo La Coruna, they are joined by former Liverpool goalkeeper Chris Kirkland. It was to be the first of four outings for the shot-stopper in the run to the final, as he played each of the final four group games after replacing Jerzy Dudek. Listen in as he reflects on his initial conflict with Rafa Benitez over training sessions, how he worked his way into the team and disappointment at never receiving a medal for his part in the club’s success in Europe. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Julian de Guzman is the General Manager of Ottawa Fury, Canada's only team in the United Soccer League. As a player, Julian was the first Canadian to play in La Liga, where he starred for Deportivo La Coruna, winning Player of the Year in 2007/08. His 98 caps for the Canadian men's national team is the most by any player all-time. You can follow Julian and the Ottawa Fury at: www.ottawafuryfc.com Andy Longley is the Global Senior Director of Talent at adidas headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany. Andy comes from a psychology background and has worked with the New Zealand Navy, before putting his stamp on talent acquisition in his role hiring pilots for Emirates Airlines. You can find out more about Andy at: linkedin.com/in/andrew-longley-40091443 Where Others Won't is recorded in Toronto, Canada, and was created by Cody Royle and Adam Esker. You can book Cody to speak, or learn more about his background by visiting: www.codyroyle.com

Die Nationalmannschaft aus Panama ist einer der krassesten Außenseiter bei diesem Turnier und kann, egal welchen Verlauf die Gruppenphase nimmt, nur als Gewinner aus diesem Turnier hervorgehen. Die Mannen aus Panama wollen sich einen Namen machen, in ihrer Gruppe die favorisierten Teams ärgern und den ein oder anderen Zähler einfahren, wenn möglich. Manuel Behlert (90PLUS) macht den Check. Der Weg zur WM: Zunächst wurde Panama in eine Gruppe mit der favorisierten Mannschaft aus Costa Rica gelost - gegen Haiti und Jamaika war Panama selbst zumindest der leichte Favorit. Nach dem Sieg gegen Jamaika folgte eine Niederlage gegen Costa Rica und ein Remis gegen Haiti, die folgenden beiden Heimspiele gegen Haiti und Jamaika sollten also entscheidend sein. Beide Spiele wurden zu null gewonnen, am Ende setzte sich Panama mit 10 Punkten hinter Costa Rica (16) durch, qualifizierte sich für die zweite Gruppenphase. Dort gelang die Qualifikation durch zwei Siege in den letzten drei Spielen, vor allem der Sieg gegen Costa Rica dank eines Phantomtors blieb in Erinnerung. Panama schloss die Gruppe auf Platz 3 ab, ließ Honduras, die USA und Trinidad und Tobago hinter sich. Der Star: Der Star der Nationalmannschaft Panamas dürfte Mittelstürmer Blas Perez sein. Der in Panama-City geborene Angreifer absolvierte bisher 115 Länderspiele für Panama, erzielte dabei 40 Tore. Der Rechtsfuß kam in seiner Karriere in diversen Ligen herum, spielte unter anderem im Kolumbien, Spanien, Mexiko, den USA und den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten, steht seit Sommer 2017 bei CSD Municipal in Guatemala unter Vertrag. Perez hat in seiner Karriere einiges erlebt, gilt für die Mannschaft als Ansprechpartner und wird eine Mannschaft bestehend aus vielen Namenlosen Spielern adäquat durch dieses Turnier begleiten. Möglicher Shooting-Star: Ismael Diaz. Der Flügelspieler steht bei der 2. Mannschaft von Deportivo La Coruna unter Vertrag, sein Vertrag läuft im Sommer aus, ein neuer Verein steht zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt noch nicht fest. Für Diaz wird es zunächst darauf ankommen in den endgültigen Kader zu kommen, allerdings dürften seine Qualitäten in solch einem Turnier gefragt sein. Diaz ist schnell, dribbelstark und kann für Überraschungsmomente sorgen. Genau diese Momente benötigen die kleinen Teams. Bisher absolvierte Diaz seit seinem Debüt 2014 10 Länderspiele, dabei gelangen ihm zwei Treffer. Bei der Weltmeisterschaft steht er auf der ganz großen Bühne und könnte diese Bilanz ausbauen. Der Trainer: Der 62-jährige Hernan Gomez ist im kolumbianischen Medellin geboren und seit 2014 Trainer der Nationalmannschaft von Panama. In 67 Spielen erreichte er einen Punkteschnitt von 1,39, zuvor war Gomez bereits für die Nationalmannschaft Kolumbiens sowie Ecuador und Guatemala tätig. Der erfahrene Coach bevorzugt eine 4-4-2-Formation und legt viel Wert auf Disziplin, will Fehler vermeiden und mit seiner als Außenseiter zu bezeichnenden Mannschaft permanente Nadelstiche setzen. Alleine die Qualifikation für dieses Turnier brachte ihm viel Lob in der Heimat ein - durch gute Resultate im Turnier könnte dieses Lob noch deutlicher ausfallen. Stärken und Schwächen: Die Mannschaft aus Panama lebt von ihrem Zusammenhalt und der mannschaftlichen Geschlossenheit. Die Erfahrung von Trainer Gomez ist zudem ein wichtiger Faktor, dennoch dürfte die Gruppe mit England, Belgien und Tunesien bereits das Ende bedeuten. Gegen Tunesien sollte etwas möglich sein, die anderen Gegner sind in zu vielen Belangen zu deutlich überlegen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In this extended edition of the La Liga Lowdown minipod, Diego Lorijn steps into the hosting hotseat...as it's a Barcelona Special!Our resident cule is joined by fellow LLL-ers Alex Jonson and Euan McTear, as they take us through Barca clinching the title with a 4-2 victory at El Riazor, with Lionel Messi fittingly scoring a hat-trick.It means that Ernesto Valverde's side have won the league with three games to spare, and add that title to their Copa del Rey success in a domestic double - we discuss how they did it, what the key factors were in a season which had started with the departure of Neymar and a real humbling at the hands of Real Madrid in the Supercopa.Before the game, Andres Iniesta confirmed he is leaving Barcelona at the end of the season, so Diego, Alex and Euan thrash out whether it's the right decision, and what legacy "El Don" leaves.The 4-2 victory relegated Deportivo La Coruna, who will therefore be playing in Segunda Division next season along with Las Palmas and Malaga...and the rest of Matchday 35 featured wins for Atletico and a much-rotated Real Madrid who have European commitments coming up this week, Vincenzo Montella departing Sevilla as they lost at Levante who stay up in Primera, while fellow promoted sides Getafe and Girona drew as they fight for Europa League football.Why not check out the rest of our content?Find us, follow us and chat to us on Twitter:  twitter.com/LaLigaLowdownWatch our videos on YouTube:  www.youtube.com/c/LaLigaLowdownOur website is live:  www.laligalowdown.comEnjoy!#LLL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this extended edition of the La Liga Lowdown minipod, Diego Lorijn steps into the hosting hotseat...as it's a Barcelona Special! Our resident cule is joined by fellow LLL-ers Alex Jonson and Euan McTear, as they take us through Barca clinching the title with a 4-2 victory at El Riazor, with Lionel Messi fittingly scoring a hat-trick. It means that Ernesto Valverde's side have won the league with three games to spare, and add that title to their Copa del Rey success in a domestic double - we discuss how they did it, what the key factors were in a season which had started with the departure of Neymar and a real humbling at the hands of Real Madrid in the Supercopa. Before the game, Andres Iniesta confirmed he is leaving Barcelona at the end of the season, so Diego, Alex and Euan thrash out whether it's the right decision, and what legacy "El Don" leaves. The 4-2 victory relegated Deportivo La Coruna, who will therefore be playing in Segunda Division next season along with Las Palmas and Malaga...and the rest of Matchday 35 featured wins for Atletico and a much-rotated Real Madrid who have European commitments coming up this week, Vincenzo Montella departing Sevilla as they lost at Levante who stay up in Primera, while fellow promoted sides Getafe and Girona drew as they fight for Europa League football. Why not check out the rest of our content? Find us, follow us and chat to us on Twitter:  twitter.com/LaLigaLowdown Watch our videos on YouTube:  www.youtube.com/c/LaLigaLowdown Our website is live:  www.laligalowdown.com Enjoy! #LLL See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just as Barcelona effectively ended their season with confirmation of the LaLiga title, Real Madrid’s knocks up another notch with the Champions League semi-final second leg. Bayern Munich stand between Los Blancos and a trip to Kiev, with the game previewed by Marc Mayo and Euan McTear in MARCA English’s official podcast, Eye on LaLiga. Of course, Barcelona’s sealing win over Deportivo La Coruna is also analysed ahead of El Clasico next Sunday, and the guys also put the league’s coaching merry-go-round in focus. **Show Order** Barcelona title win & Clasico preview - 00:00 Champions League semi-final preview - 11:20 In focus: LaLiga coaching merry-go-round - 20:18

Talk of Zinedine Zidane making his way through the Real Madrid exit door at the end of the season is too big a story to ignore for MARCA English’s official podcast this week as Marc Mayo is joined by Jason Pettigrove. With Los Blancos putting seven past Deportivo La Coruna, the guys discuss whether this can be a significant turning point for the defending champions and whether their coach will be around next season. And of course there is Barcelona’s clinical dispatching of Real Betis to look over as Eye on LaLiga returns.

The Podcast FC Show is a show where you and your friends can listen in on some soccer banter. There are plenty of "proper" soccer podcasts but we pride ourselves in keeping it casual. Your hosts are Tiki, Tum, Farid, Al, and Ryan who are great friends and have been playing & watching the beautiful game since they were in diapers. Tum, Al, and Farid on this episode and we review the makeup games between Barclays Premier League Matchday 34 and 35 games… Stoke City 0-4 Tottenham Hotspur Liverpool 4-0 Everton West Ham United 3-1 Watford Arsenal 2-0 West Bromwich Albion Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace Newcastle 1-1 Manchester City We finish up with a QuickTouch on Barcelona's distruction of Deportivo La Coruna, 8-0. Luis Suarez finished with 4 goals! Check us out online and rate us on iTunes! We're also on the Google Play Store! You can also find us here: *Stitcher *Player FM *www.PodcastFCshow.com *Twitter: @PodcastFCShow *Facebook: /PodcastFCShow *Instagram: @PodcastFCShow *Email: PodcastFCShow@gmail.com

Jon Driscoll and Terry Gibson look back at the weekend's La Liga action, including Deportivo La Coruna's great escape at Barcelona.

A look back at the second leg champions league game between Manchester United and Real Madrid, and a report on the league where Barcelona faced a struggling Deportivo La Coruna.

A look back at the champions league clash against AC Milan and a report of the weekend games where Barcelona faced Sevilla, and Madrid faced Deportivo La Coruna.