Podcasts about germany's world cup

After announcing his intentions to leave Borussia Dortmund when his contract expires in the summer, the latest episode of The Agenda centres around Dortmund's World Cup winning attacker Mario Gotze. Join Guy Clarke and Theo Squires as they talk about the possibility of Liverpool making a move for the free agent, once the summer transfer window opens. Having been given his opportunity in the first team by Jurgen Klopp at Dortmund, Gotze has been linked with a move to Anfield ever since the German arrived, having reportedly come close to sealing a transfer back in 2016. But now as a free agent, and about to turn 28 in June, could the time be right for the Reds to make a move? Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ali Farhat (@derpariser) joins Davis to discuss Germany's World Cup exit, Joachim Löw's future and the World Cup favorites without the defending champs.

At the 1974 World Cup, the East and West German football teams clashed on German soil in Hamburg. The East Germans had crossed the Berlin Wall for the tournament and - in a moment never to be forgotten - defeated the great West German team of Franz Beckenbauer 1-0. Tim Mansel talks to former East German defender, Gerd Kische, and Klaus-Peter Beese, one of the East German fans allowed by the Stasi secret police to travel to the game. PHOTO: East German forward Juergen Sparwasser (L) scores the winning goal in 1974 (Getty Images)

Alexi and Mosse break down the hypocrisy of calling players who dive "cheaters" in the State of the Union (2:12). In Mosse Makes the Case (11:11), Mosse explains how Jose Mourinho's ego could be getting the best of him with Manchester United. Also, Alexi offers his advice for USMNT forward Bobby Wood in Ask Alexi (17:32) and the guys examine Timo Werner and Germany's striker options in the World Cup Update (25:36). Finally, the Champions League quarterfinal draw headlines The Back Three (29:26).

Host Rob Daly is joined by Chris Parrott and ESPN FC's Mark Rodden to look at Bayern's amazing start to the season as they win again, the bizarre Ligue 1 title race, Ronaldo overtaking Raul as Real Madrid's record all-time goalscorer and Inter v Juventus. Journalist Raphael Honigstein is our special guest to discuss his new book Das Reboot on Germany's World Cup success in 2014 and the re-structuring of the national game from grassroots to national team level. We also get the BT Sport pundit's thoughts on Jurgen Klopp's prospects at Liverpool.

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