Podcast appearances and mentions of Ignacio Piatti

Salut à toute la Kan Family, Retour sur l'action soccer de la semaine. Merci de simplement de laisser un commentaire sous la vidéo en réaction de ce qui a été dit, de sujets qu'on devrait parler, ou bien simplement un message de soutien.Invité de marque cette semaine : Ignacio Piatti ; le nouvel intronisé fait un tour avec vos chroniqueurs favoris.Nous avons besoin de vous, merci de répondre à ce sondage: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeKZTVWTMbf33nlZHWm42h4E2KxbiKsd4T7tdRpEQJG6DSaiA/viewform?usp=sf_link

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Ignacio Piatti était le favori de la foule, hier, au match des anciens et des médias. Ça a fait réaliser à Olivier Brett que le départ de Piatti s'est fait dans un plus grand silence que prévu.

Big news day in MLS. The 2021 season is on, and FC Cincinnati are the headline makers. Signing Brenner, Sao Paolo’s 21-year-old goalscorer, would be a signal of intent (and ambition). And what might Jaap Stam’s team look like with Pity Martinez alongside him? TBD. Also in Monday’s show, pluses and minuses of the new Concacaf Champions League format, Nacho Piatti, Atlanta United’s roster and more in the mailbag.   2:21 - FC Cincinnati reportedly sign Brenner from Sao Paolo 14:29 - Would an MLS return make sense for Pity Martinez? 19:09 - New Concacaf Champions League format 39:44 - Ignacio Piatti back to MLS? 46:25 - Evaluating Atlanta United’s current roster situation 51:24 - Mailbag

D.C. United is two-thirds of the way through the group stages of the MLS is Back Tournament, and Filibuster is here to talk about what they need to do to get through. Jason, Adam, and Ben break down United 1-1 draw against the New England Revolution, and talk about what is going on in central midfield and why this team can't break through without Pipa Higuain. In the second segment, Jason talks to Oniel Fisher to get his thoughts on the tournament so far and how he prepares for playing a game at 10:30pm. Finally, we welcome on Kevin Laramee to preview D.C. United's must-win game against the Montreal Impact. We discuss who replaces Ignacio Piatti, what the team needs to do to get back on track, and what Thierry Henry's goals are as coach. Give it a listen! 0:00 Intro 9:42 D.C. United versus New England Revolution 27:47 Oniel Fisher 47:23 D.C. United versus Montreal Impact Thank you for listening to Filibuster! You can find everything that we write on Black and Red United, and if you like what we do you can support us monthly on Patreon or tip us any time on Pinecast. “Intro” is always the first chapter, so if you want to get straight to the soccer, check the time codes.

CONCACAF is the Confederation of North, Central American, and Caribbean Association Football.The winner qualifies for the quarter finals of the FIFA Club World CupExpand upon the importance of this.Started in 2000.All European Champions since 07/08. (Sao Paulo won 05/06, Internacional 06/07[bra]).CCL Format16 team single elimination format10 teams qualify for performance within their leagues - qualifications discussed later4 clubs from Mexico4 clubs from US1 club from canada1 club from caribbean zonequalify via the CFU Club Championship6 teams from the previous CONCACAF League seasonwinnerrunner uptwo losing semi finalisttwo best quarter finalistsBest aggregate score over 2 games, one home and one awayaway goals are the tie breakerPK Shootout will result in a tie with equal away goalsIt is important to note no MLS team has won CCL since it debuted in 2008-09.DC and LA won the CCC. more on that later.Find a good spot for this section: Champions League Era only 3 MLS sides have made the finals, and lost.Toronto. 2018 vs Chivas Gudalajara. lost 1st leg 2-1 at home. Won second leg 2-1 and lost PK shoot out.Jozy and Giovinco scored.Jozy left game injured in 80th minuteOsorio and Bradley missed PKS>Montreal impact lost to Club America 14/15. (Ignacio Piatti)1-1 fist leg. 4-1 second leg.RSL vs Monterrey 10/11.Closest a team from USA has ever come. (Kyle Berkermans Prime. Captain)RSL won their Group stage over Cruz Azul and Torronto.Beat Columbus Crew 4-1 aggregate in quartersBeat Saprisa 3-2 aggregate due to a crucial away goal in the semisFinal vs Monterrey2-2 leg 1 on the road. 1-0 leg 2 loss ending a 37 game unbeaten streak at home at rio tinto.Kyle Beckerman missed the game due to yellow card accumulation.Historyhas been completed 54 times though 201956 champions due to a 3 way shared title in 1978 - more to come on this one laterthe CCL was originally created as a qualifier for the Copa Libertadores competition organized by CONMEBOLCopa Libertadores is an annual international club football competition organized by CONMEBOL since 1960CONMEBOL is the South American Football Conferencethe finalists would be decided by winner of two separate bracketsCaribbean island qualifiernorth/central american qualifierwith the creation of MLS in 97, the tourney became a straight knockoutrevamped to tourney with group stage in 2008.Champions Cup Era (1962-2008)Champions Cup - single elimination tourneyChampions League (2008-2017)designed to expand the reach of the tournament and create more of an eventexpanded to 24 teamsintroduced the group stage from august to october24 teams plating in 8 groups of 3 teamseach team played the other two teams in the group twiceWinners of the 8 groups moves to quarterfinals2018 restructuringQualifying4 teams from USWinner of US Open CupOur qualification from last seasonMLS Cup WinnerSupporter’s shield winnerother regular season conference (MLS Cup runner up)If a Canadian team qualifies through one of these methods or a US team wins more than one method, the team with the best MLS regular season record that did not qualify will qualify4 teams from mexicoWinner and runner up of Liga MX Apertura and Clausura tournaments1 caribbeanwinner of the CFU Club Championship (caribbean islands open cup)1 canadaWinner of the Canadian Championship (canada’s us open cupBEER OF THE WEEK - SECOND SELF (VIKINGS OF THE SOUTH)What happened in 1978?Final round was not played due to disagreements on the dates of the matchesfinals were never scheduledall three teams were named the champscomunicaciones F.C. of GuatemalaDefence Force of Trinidad and TobagoLeones Negros of GuadalajaraRecords and StatsTitle has been won by 28 clubs17 of these clubs have won the title more than onceMexican clubs have the most victories withe 34 totalCosta Rica’s Primera Division is the second most successful division with 6 titlesClub America is the most successful club with 7 titles 7-0 in FinalsCruz Azul is a close second with 6 (6-2 in finals)Best non-Mexican club is Saprissa of Costa Rica with 3 (3-2 in finals)4 teams have successfully defended the trophyClub america (2015-2016), Cruz Azul (69,70,71 and 96,97), Pachuca (2007-2008), and Monterrey (2011,2012,2013)Only 2 MLS clubs have taken this titleDC United (98) Coached by Bruce Arena. (won MLS in inagural year ‘96 as well as US Open Cup, Defended title in ‘97) Then the Champirons league.‘98 DC team perhaps the greatest in MLS history? 11 players who started on their respective national temas. John Harks, Eddie Pop, Roy Lassiter, Jaime Moren, and….ATL JO: Player Spotlight. Marco Echeverry (DC United #10) star of the leagueReminds me of how Miggy took the league by storm. Play maker. Left footed. Not fast, but could score goals. Considered the Best Player In Bolivian Soccer History.38 goals, 101 assists, 8 trophies, ‘98 MLS MVP. Goal of the year ‘97 ‘00 in MLS careerDC won all 3 games without conceding a goal.Rd 1. 8-0 vs Joe Public (trinidad) RD 2 . 2-0 vs Leon.Roy Lassiter scored 6 goals in the first 2 rounds.Final 1-0 vs Mexican Power house Toluca (Won Liga MX 98 and 99Notable Play - Eddie Pope in 41st minute to win 1-0LA Galaxy (2000, runner up in 97)LA participated in an 8 team knockout tournament.Won round 1 via Penalty kicks after a 0-0 draw vs Honduran side Real EspanaWon round 2 (semi Final) Via PKs after a 1-1 draw vs DC United.Won the Final 3-2 vs Hondorous Deprotivo Olimpia .Notable play - Ezra Hendrickson scored his second goal in the 78th minute to give the Galaxy the 3-2 win.DC United (98)Notable Play - Eddie Pope in 41st minute to win 1-0Real Salt Lake was Runner Up in 2011Javier Orozco of Cruz Azul is the only 2 time Golden Boot winner 2008-2009 and 2010-2011Highest attendance was 80K in Estadio Azteca 2016 Club America v Tigres (0-3 in finals)

In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by former Sports Editor Tristan D’Amours and contributor Max Cadotte. We take a deep look into the champions league fixtures, the departure of Montreal Impact’s Ignacio Piatti, La Liga action and all news futbol has to offer! Hope you enjoy the 360 edition!

In this episode, we discuss the game of the previous matchday. We also give our predictions on the upcoming matches Finally, we react to the departure of Ignacio Piatti (a.k.a Nacho Piatti, a.k.a the Nachoman) with the Montreal Impact

Andy Edwards and Charles Gooch start looking at other teams around the league. First up LAFC, and their trade of Walker Zimmerman to Nashville. Obviously, they had to talk LA Galaxy next. Javier Chichatrito Hernández is the newest Galaxy member. The last team this week is Montreal. With the departure of Ignacio Piatti this could be the last time Montreal is mentioned this year.  Support Talkin' Touches by subscribing to the Patreon. www.patreon.com/talkintouches  

Louis Jean nous donne son analyse suite à ce revers crève-coeur des Canadiens contre les Coyotes et il commente la transaction Penguins-Wild impliquant Alex Galchenyuk et Jason Zucker. Vincent Destouches discute du dossier Ignacio Piatti qui a finalement conclu une entente avec l'Impact pour résilier son contrat et retourner jouer en Argentine avec le club de San Lorenzo. Jean-Philippe Glaude, recruteur pour les Predators de Nashville, nous donne son opinion sur les meilleurs espoirs de la LHJMQ en vue du prochain repêchage de la LNH. Gordie Dwyer, nouvellement embauché comme entraîneur-chef des Cataractes de Shawinigan, nous parle du prochain défi qui l'attend. Segment ''J'achète, je vends''.  

Renaud Lavoie revient sur la victoire en prolongation du Tricolore face à Toronto samedi et commente les plus récentes rumeurs de transaction impliquant Tomas Tatar et Jeff Petry. Sasha Ghavami discute de la journée hommage à Laurent Duvernay-Tardif organisée par la ville de Montréal et il nous parle de la gestion des demandes de sorties publiques pour son joueur. Frédérique Guay nous donne les plus récentes nouvelles concernant le camp d'entraînement de l'Impact qui se déroule en Floride. Segment ''Pis ton week-end ?''.

Marc-André Dumont analyse différentes séquences survenues lors du match Canadiens-Devils et nous donne son opinion en vue de l'affrontement Ducks-Canadiens. Marc-André Perreault nous donne les dernières nouvelles du Canadien à quelques heures de son duel face aux Ducks. Jacques Doucet commente son intronisation au temple de la renommée du baseball canadien. Hassoun Camara nous parle des plus récentes rumeurs entourant Ignacio Piatti et la possibilité de son départ imminent de l'Impact. Jean-Philippe Glaude discute de la possibilité de voir un club de la East Coast Hockey League venir s'installer à Trois-Rivières.  

Sasha Ghavami revient sur l'éclatante victoire des Chiefs de Kansas City et la performance de Laurent Duvernay-Tardif lors du Super Bowl. Andy Mailly-Pressoir nous parle de son expérience vécue à Miami lors de la présentation du Super Bowl. Renaud Lavoie commente la performance du Canadien lors de ses 2 matchs du week-end face aux Panthers et aux Blue Jackets. Vincent Destouches revient sur la présentation des joueurs de l'Impact lors de l'événement présenté au New City Gas vendredi soir. Mikaël Lalancette fait le tour de l'actualité dans la LHJMQ.

Épisode du 16 janvier 2020 : retour sur l'ouverture du camp de l'Impact avec Thierry Henry et Ignacio Piatti. Aussi, survol de l'actualité et des grands bouleversements en Europe. 

Wie wurden wir überhaupt Fans der Major League Soccer? Drei völlig unterschiedliche Wege brachten uns in die Liga und packten uns mit ihrer Besonderheit und Vielschichtigkeit. Wir gehen darauf ein, wodurch wir überhaupt etwas von der Liga erfuhren und warum wir uns letztlich noch mehr mit ihr auseinander setzten. Auch die Frage, wie wir zu unseren Lieblingsteams kamen, soll dabei natürlich beantwortet werden. Als deutscher MLS Fan wird man in der Regel nicht durch die Eltern zu dem Team gebracht. Dritter Spieltag in der Analyse Außerdem darf die Analyse des dritten Spieltages der MLS dabei natürlich auch nicht fehlen und bringt einige Überraschungen hervor. Der Liganeuling FC Cincinnati stand vor seinem Heimdebüt, doch könnte das Team überzeugen und zeigten sie Fans sich wieder so Leidenschaftlich, wie man sie bereits aus der USL kannte? Konnte der amtierende Meister Atlanta United seinen ersten Sieg einfahren? Warum sind Spiele für Ignacio Piatti von Montreal Impact gegen den Orlando City FC immer etwas Gutes?Konnte Minnesota United seine Siegesserie fortsetzen? Wie erging es den Superstars Bastian Schweinsteiger, Wayne Rooney und Zlatan Ibrahimovic? Und wer ist dieser Alex Muyl? Warum erlaubte Real Salt Lake Headcoach Mike Petke seinen Spielern am Abend in eine Bar zu gehen, um Bier zu trinken? Welche Kritik haben wir an den Fans von Columbus Crew? Diese und weitere Fragen stellen sich Daniel, Vincent und Anne in der zweiten Folge vom MLS Podcast Da der MLS Podcast noch in seinen Anfängen steckt, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr über Rückmeldungen, Meinungen, Feedback oder Kritik. Das könnt ihr gern bei Twitter unter dem Hashtag #DerMLSPodcast machen oder uns auf Facebook unter United States Soccer News anschreiben. Wer gern ausführliche Mails schreibt, erreicht uns unter box2box(at)posteo.de. Den bereits mehrfach erwähnten Discord Server findet ihr unter dem Namen MLS GER Treff unter https://discord.gg/afnKAzk     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.

Wie wurden wir überhaupt Fans der Major League Soccer? Drei völlig unterschiedliche Wege brachten uns in die Liga und packten uns mit ihrer Besonderheit und Vielschichtigkeit. Wir gehen darauf ein, wodurch wir überhaupt etwas von der Liga erfuhren und warum wir uns letztlich noch mehr mit ihr auseinander setzten. Auch die Frage, wie wir zu unseren Lieblingsteams kamen, soll dabei natürlich beantwortet werden. Als deutscher MLS Fan wird man in der Regel nicht durch die Eltern zu dem Team gebracht. Dritter Spieltag in der Analyse Außerdem darf die Analyse des dritten Spieltages der MLS dabei natürlich auch nicht fehlen und bringt einige Überraschungen hervor. Der Liganeuling FC Cincinnati stand vor seinem Heimdebüt, doch könnte das Team überzeugen und zeigten sie Fans sich wieder so Leidenschaftlich, wie man sie bereits aus der USL kannte? Konnte der amtierende Meister Atlanta United seinen ersten Sieg einfahren? Warum sind Spiele für Ignacio Piatti von Montreal Impact gegen den Orlando City FC immer etwas Gutes?Konnte Minnesota United seine Siegesserie fortsetzen? Wie erging es den Superstars Bastian Schweinsteiger, Wayne Rooney und Zlatan Ibrahimovic? Und wer ist dieser Alex Muyl? Warum erlaubte Real Salt Lake Headcoach Mike Petke seinen Spielern am Abend in eine Bar zu gehen, um Bier zu trinken? Welche Kritik haben wir an den Fans von Columbus Crew? Diese und weitere Fragen stellen sich Daniel, Vincent und Anne in der zweiten Folge vom MLS Podcast Da der MLS Podcast noch in seinen Anfängen steckt, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr über Rückmeldungen, Meinungen, Feedback oder Kritik. Das könnt ihr gern bei Twitter unter dem Hashtag #DerMLSPodcast machen oder uns auf Facebook unter United States Soccer News anschreiben. Wer gern ausführliche Mails schreibt, erreicht uns unter box2box(at)posteo.de. Den bereits mehrfach erwähnten Discord Server findet ihr unter dem Namen MLS GER Treff unter https://discord.gg/afnKAzk     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.

Sam Stejskal (National Writer, MLSsoccer.com) calls in to give the lowdown on Inter Miami’s early strategy. What sort of Designed Player model do they prefer? Will they spend the big bucks on a big name? What coach fits the bill? Plus, Stejskal gives the crew the latest scouting report on Toronto FC’s new No. 10, Alejandro Pozuelo. Stay tuned for a well of positivity around the US national team – seriously, it feels good to feel good about the Nats – and a must-listen interview with Paxton Pomykal. On the list of topics: what makes the FC Dallas academy so special, title chances at the U-20 World Cup, European dreams and the path to get there and … Fortnite? Also in this episode, an ode to the chronically underrated Nacho Piatti, Ben Baer in the mailbag and much more! 1:56 – Did NYCFC sign a new No. 9 … or another winger? 4:36 – Sam Stejskal on Inter Miami signings, coaching search 11:42 – Sam Stejskal gives the scouting report on TFC’s Alejandro Pozuelo 16:02 – An ode to the chronically underappreciated Ignacio Piatti 21:50 – Clean slate for USMNT? Yes, please. Leave the past behind! 27:16 – INTERVIEW: Paxton Pomykal on FC Dallas, US U-20s and European dreams 48:54 – MAILBAG: Panic meter, set-piece monsters, MLS Week 4

Wie wurden wir überhaupt Fans der Major League Soccer? Drei völlig unterschiedliche Wege brachten uns in die Liga und packten uns mit ihrer Besonderheit und Vielschichtigkeit. Wir gehen darauf ein, wodurch wir überhaupt etwas von der Liga erfuhren und warum wir uns letztlich noch mehr mit ihr auseinander setzten. Auch die Frage, wie wir zu unseren Lieblingsteams kamen, soll dabei natürlich beantwortet werden. Als deutscher MLS Fan wird man in der Regel nicht durch die Eltern zu dem Team gebracht. Dritter Spieltag in der Analyse Außerdem darf die Analyse des dritten Spieltages der MLS dabei natürlich auch nicht fehlen und bringt einige Überraschungen hervor. Der Liganeuling FC Cincinnati stand vor seinem Heimdebüt, doch könnte das Team überzeugen und zeigten sie Fans sich wieder so Leidenschaftlich, wie man sie bereits aus der USL kannte? Konnte der amtierende Meister Atlanta United seinen ersten Sieg einfahren? Warum sind Spiele für Ignacio Piatti von Montreal Impact gegen den Orlando City FC immer etwas Gutes?Konnte Minnesota United seine Siegesserie fortsetzen? Wie erging es den Superstars Bastian Schweinsteiger, Wayne Rooney und Zlatan Ibrahimovic? Und wer ...

On the debut episode of the Florida Man Soccer podcast, we chat the three headlines featuring Inter Miami stadium situation, Tampa Bay Rowdies summer friendly against Norwich City, and Chad Johnson making his debut for Boca Raton FC. The interview this week is with Riley James of the Over The Line Podcast (OTL_POD) we talk about his start in sports media at a very young age, how underappreciated is Ignacio Piatti by MLS fans, we dive into the first three results for Orlando City, Luis Nani signing, we go behind the stats and talk about Dom Dwyer and if he should be a DP going forward, and lastly we praise Chris Mueller and his bright future.

Hello soccer fans! Anyone have a CCL hangover yet? We'll cover that (and possible remedies) in our next episode, but right now we turn our attention to the 2019 Major League Soccer season as we preview the next four teams in the league, alphabetically: LAFC - This team has MLS Cup aspirations, and they have the talent on the roster to do it. They won't take anyone by surprise like they did in their expansion season, but with the likes of Vela and Rossi, and new signing Zelaya, LAFC are poised to win the West and the Cup. LA Galaxy - Coming off a season of dysfunction and failing to make the playoffs, Zlatan & Co. are primed to elevate their games. However, they still have too many Designated Players (DPs) on the roster and a new coach trying to implement a new system. With the Western Conference growing ever-stronger, where does this original MLS club fit in today's league? MNUFC - Minnesota United have declared they are ready to compete for trophies, not just points. They've got intstant defense by transferring in Ike Opara from Sporting KC and have solidified the midfield with international signing Jan Gregus. Now, can they link everything together to keep Ibarra and Quintero scoring goals? Montreal Impact - A team that flies under the radar until Ignacio Piatti does something spectacular, Montreal is looking to get back to the playoffs after nearly missing out in 2018. Whether or not the roster has been reworked enough to get there remains to be seen. Our hosts don't think they're quite at that level, and the Impact will likely be watching the 2019 MLS playoffs from home.   Thanks for listening and be sure to join the conversation in the comments below or on twitter @SOPSoccer.

D.C. United got stymied midweek before getting some points on the weekend, and Filibuster breaks it down for you. Jason, Adam, and Ben talk about how D.C. United let the New York Red Bulls play the style that they wanted to play and contrast that with how Wayne Rooney influences the game, as shown by their uptick in play when he subbed in and his play throughout the game against the Colorado Rapids. We also discuss Russell Canouse's return and figure out who should be playing in D.C. United's central midfield. We have to break down Kellyn Acosta's goal and how he got so wide open, continue to discuss D.C. United's defense, and talk about Tim Howard's poor play. In the second segment we preview D.C. United's weekend road trip to face the Montreal Impact. We talk about how the Impact are likely the team that United will have to beat out to make it to the playoffs, discuss their horrific start (which seems to have been a theme for them), and discuss how they've started to right the ship. When you talk about the Impact you always have to talk about Ignacio Piatti, and then Jason tells us how D.C. United should gameplan for him and his teammates. Give it a listen!

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A win in the U.S. Open Cup in Miami felt good but that was unfortunately followed by a tough road result that was close late and then suddenly wasn’t close anymore. We give both matches an autopsy. We’ve also got some USMNT and USWNT matches to discuss, plus the USSF hires its first general manager, Patrick Vieira leaves MLS and I hate short corners. To help us prepare for Orlando City’s match in Montreal on Wednesday, we’ve got Paul Vance from Mount Royal Soccer with us this week. Paul talks about the Impact’s season so far, whether or not Ignacio Piatti will be sold, and whether Dominic Oduro is out of favor with Remi Garde. This week’s mailbag had some great questions that we did our best to answer honestly and with great consideration. Plus, we gave our predictions and key match-ups for Orlando City at Montreal Impact. If there’s something you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC.   Here’s how show No. 129 went down: 0:12- The Lions finally won a game but then they turned around and lost again. We’re breaking down both matches, plus the USWNT, USMNT, Patrick Vieira’s departure, and more. 49:43- Paul Vance joins us to tell us what’s going on with the Montreal Impact and what we can expect from our northern neighbors on Wednesday. 1:08:48- Our mailbag discusses beer and soccer, and we give our key match-ups and predictions for Montreal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Slow news week, huh? Andrew Wiebe and Sam Stejskal dig into all the big headlines around MLS, including Wayne Rooney's arrival in D.C., possible breaking news in Cincinnati, no longer untouchable Ignacio Piatti, those shady Albert Rusnak quotes and Patrick Vieira's week of "Will he stay, or will he go?" Time Segment 2:30 Team 26 coming soon? News trickling out of Cincy 7:00 Wayne Rooney and what army for D.C. United? 10:55 Possible trade partners w/ Nacho Piatti on the market 22:18 Could Geoff Cameron come to MLS? Sam Stejskal dishes 24:18 Albert Rusnak isn't happy, but why? 27:01 Patrick Vieira pumps the breaks on France move 34:26 Enner Valencia + cash = Sebastian Giovinco 36:23 ExtraTime Radio Mailbag + USOC 4th Round

Andrew Laird, Schuyler Redpath and JD Bazzo preview the upcoming weekend of MLS matches, a slate that includes a number of juicy matchups for high-priced midfielders like Nicolas Lodeiro, Ignacio Piatti and Miguel Almiron. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Blake and Joe as they discussed all things Atlanta and Atlanta United in episode 12! Inman Park Festival this weekend, parley kit premiers vs Galaxy and sells out immediately same day, 2-0 win Saturday night against LA Galaxy, Miggy makes team of the week 2nd week in a row! Atlanta United is now second on the eastern rankings 16 points to 17 (NYCFC) with a game “in hand” -Toronto fight back to tie in Champions league final, but ultimately lose in PKs.This weeks opponent Montreal Impact. 2 Wins, 5 Losses. 0 draws. Ignacio Piatti scores hat trick (definitely their best player) last week. Sitting in 8th in the east. Impact Players with an impact: Ignacio Piatti, and Jeisson VargasHere the breakdown, hear the preview.

Para empezar esta segunda temporada del programa, tenemos un invitado de lujo. No solamente es un icono del Impact de Montreal, yo considero a Ignacio Piatti uno de los mejores jugadores designados en la historia de la liga. En nuestra plática, Nacho y yo tocamos temas como la nueva ola de fichajes en la liga de talento joven sudamericano, de la final de la Liga de Campeones de CONCACAF que disputó contra el America de Mexico, de las razones por la cual ha decidido quedarse en la MLS a pesar de ofertas importantes para emigrar y mucho más. Si te gusta el podcast, por favor te pido humildemente que te suscribas y si crees que lo merecemos, nos des unas estrellitas o una recomendación en iTunes. Eso nos va ayudar bastante a que otros nos encuentren y el podcast continúe creciendo. Además te recomiendo que si tienes la oportunidad, cheques los episodios de la temporada pasada con jugadores como Federico Higuaín, Andrew Farrell, Maxi Urruti, Héctor Villalba, y Mauro Rosales.

In this episode of Southern Fried Soccer, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Doug Roberson and Jason Longshore of 92.9FM and Soccer Down Here discuss Atlanta United’s 2-0 win over Montreal on Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.The two discuss the injury suffered by Miguel Almiron, the game’s unsung heroes and how the team defended Ignacio Piatti.

Even though we are a day late we are always here for you: it is Filibuster time! Jason, Adam, and Ben are here and we go deep on D.C. United's 3-1 win over Atlanta United. We talk about the first ten minutes and what a scramble it was, the D.C. United goals that changed the game, and the injuries to Luciano Acosta and Bill Hamid. We also break down the formation shift that happened early in the game, the expected goals for both teams throughout, and the play of Sebastien LeToux. In the second segment we preview the upcoming game against the Montreal Impact. We talk about their play on the counter and how important Ignacio Piatti is to that, as well as what the injury to Matteo Mancosu might mean for United's chances. We also talk formations, gameplans, and even some about magnets, so give it a listen!

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger give an update on the Major League Soccer expansion teams. Especially since the St. Louis stadium bid fell through and it puts a lot of cities into the mix again. All thanks to a great article by Soccer America. The trio also give a recap of MLS Week 8. How is FC Dallas the only undefeated team standing. What's going on with the Philadelphia Union? Is Cyle Larin the best striker in MLS? How great is Ignacio Piatti? We discuss it all and more. Rachael also gives a great NWSL Week 2 Recap as well. She gives a breakdown on the performance of each team. Erik has a grade for Marta in her first game for the Orlando Pride. Not to mention, there's a certain player Rachael compares to Christian Pulisic too.

Filibuster is back, and does not recommend you listen to Jason's story that opens the podcast. Ben and Adam are here too, and we have to talk about D.C. United's destruction at the hands of Toronto FC. We talk about how bad Jared Jeffrey was and how D.C. United let the game get out of control from the very beginning. We apologize for waking up Sebastian Giovinco, and talk about Luciano Acosta's performance. We end by talking about the lack of anyone being able to cross, and some transfer rumors involving D.C. United players. We then talk about the upcoming game against another Canadian team, the Montreal Impact and Didier Drogba. We talk about him and about Ignacio Piatti, how up and down their defense has been, and if United can do anything to break them down. Give it a listen!

So for the second straight year, MLS First Kick ended up feeling more like a first kick in the nuts of the year for Vancouver Whitecaps, as they went down to a 3-2 defeat to an impressive Montreal Impact side. We're joined by Harjeet Johal to pick over the bones of the 'Caps season opening loss. What went wrong? What was up with the usually stellar Vancouver defence, Fraser Aird and the lack of tracking back from the midfielders? And what happened to converting more of those chances? We look at all this and a lot more from the game from both a Whitecaps and an Impact perspective. We hear from both coaches, Carl Robinson and Mauro Biello, about what they thought of their sides opening day performance and what they can take away from the match, and chat with one of Montreal's goalscorers, Dominic Oduro, about the game, his goal and the play of Ignacio Piatti. And there's still time to catch up with new Montreal midfielder Harry Shipp and find out about how he's settling in to his new team, the weirdness and pressure of not turning out in a Chicago jersey, and his thoughts on the season opener. There's a lot of chat to be had, so have a listen!

L'équipe de Soccer Sans Frontières se réunit à nouveau pour parler du soccer à Montréal. Le micro est donné à l'Animation Urbaine pour le Match des Étoiles à Montréal-Nord ! Les nouvelles de la semaine sont débattues : l'arrivée de Ignacio Piatti, la retraite de Landon Donovan, le transfert de DeAndre Yedlin et toute votre MLS en français svp! Rejoignez le #DEBATSSF sur notre compte twitter ou notre page facebook.

L'équipe de Soccer Sans Frontières se réunit à nouveau pour parler du soccer à Montréal. Le micro est donné à l'Animation Urbaine pour le Match des Étoiles à Montréal-Nord ! Les nouvelles de la semaine sont débattues : l'arrivée de Ignacio Piatti, la retraite de Landon Donovan, le transfert de DeAndre Yedlin et toute votre MLS en français svp! Rejoignez le #DEBATSSF sur notre compte twitter ou notre page facebook.

L'équipe de Soccer Sans Frontières se réunit à nouveau pour parler du soccer à Montréal. Le micro est donné à l'Animation Urbaine pour le Match des Étoiles à Montréal-Nord ! Les nouvelles de la semaine sont débattues : l'arrivée de Ignacio Piatti, la retraite de Landon Donovan, le transfert de DeAndre Yedlin et toute votre MLS en français svp! Rejoignez le #DEBATSSF sur notre compte twitter ou notre page facebook.

In the seventy-second episode of Hand Of Pod, Sam, Dan, Dan and Joel look back on Argentina's 3-1 friendly win over Germany hours before, and consider just how little we learned about Argentina from it. We have a Lionel Messi stat-off, before moving on to consider the lowest-scoring round of football in the Argentine Primera División in just over a decade. We wonder who owns Ignacio Piatti, exactly (he's signed for San Lorenzo since the episode was recorded), consider Lucas Ocampos' move to AS Monaco and briefly preview the coming weekend's clásico de Avellaneda among other things. Enjoy.