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Atlanta Soccer Tonight breaks down what mattered in Atlanta United's preseason win over Lexington SC, focusing on structure, positional relationships, and why cohesion showed up across two different groups rather than just on the scoreboard. Jason Longshore and Madison Crews also dig into Atlanta United's newest signing, Elias Báez, what his profile adds to the left side, and how competition is shaping the roster ahead of the season. Around MLS, the conversation widens to major league movement, including Obed Vargas' move to Europe, San Jose's signing of Timo Werner, and the reported talks linking James Rodríguez to Minnesota United. The show closes with a full 3-4-3, covering Atlanta United's development pipeline, the start of Georgia high school soccer, and global headlines including Arsenal reaching the Carabao Cup final, Barcelona surviving a Copa del Rey scare, Olympic soccer's nationwide footprint in 2028, and the opening stretch of the Copa Libertadores. (Note: Due to time constraints, the Jillian Sakovits interview teased on air will be released separately as a podcast.)

Jillian Sakovits joins Jason Longshore for a wide-ranging conversation about where the game is heading in 2026 and why this year is a beginning, not a finish line. Sakovits discusses her expanding role across MLS and the women's game, the momentum building toward the 2026 World Cup, and what that moment means for cities like Atlanta as global soccer culture comes into sharper focus. The conversation dives deep into the NWSL's growth, the significance of Trinity Rodman's landmark contract, and why star power, sustainability, and equal investment are essential to the league's next phase. The discussion also turns to MLS, where Sakovits offers a league-wide perspective on roster moves, rising pressure points, and what the return of Tata Martino means for Atlanta United as the club enters its 10th season with expectations fully reset. From preseason storylines to the unique weight Martino carries in Atlanta, this is a conversation about leadership, timing, and what happens when nostalgia meets reality. A thoughtful, forward-looking episode connecting MLS, the NWSL, and the long arc of the sport in North America, featuring one of the game's most trusted voices, Jillian Sakovits.

The Designated Pundits preview the 2026 MLS season- Atlanta United edition! We breakdown Atlanta's 2025 season by discussing the season results and breaking down the leading contributors. Then, we break down major transfers, projected a possible depth chart, and share bold predictions & expectations. On this episode, we have special guest and Atlanta Soccer broadcaster Jason Longshore. All season long, catch our weekly live shows: -Thursdays @ 8:00 PM ET: Expert MLS picks, odds breakdowns, and props -Mondays @ 8:30 PM ET: League analysis, special guests, and hot takes The Designated Pundits podcast is your go-to for predictions and insights into America's version of the Beautiful Game. Watch live on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast app! thedesignatedpundits.com YouTube- YouTube.com/@TheDesignatedPundits All Links- linktr.ee/thedesignatedpundits #MLSpicks #MLSpredictions #AtlantaUnited #FortheA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One matchday from separation in the Champions League as Europe braces for chaos. Jason Longshore breaks down the final-day math, Atlanta United's shifting roster picture and transfer rumors, Inter Miami's latest power moves, and a stunning Copa Argentina upset that reminded us why cup football still matters. Morning Espresso from the SDH Network, Around the Corner from Everywhere.

A special two-hour edition of Atlanta Soccer Tonight as Jason Longshore opens a new chapter for the show and a defining year for Atlanta soccer. The program covers Atlanta United's preseason reset, Arsenal's statement win and Champions League pressure matches, Atlanta's World Cup preparations at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and across the city, Brad Guzan's first extended interview since retirement, and the latest from around Major League Soccer. A comprehensive look at the present and future of the game in Atlanta and the road to 2026.

How is Atlanta preparing to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup? In this segment from January 20th's Atlanta Soccer Tonight, Jason Longshore breaks down the three pillars of Atlanta's World Cup readiness: the grass conversion at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, MARTA's transit plans, and the design of FIFA Fan Fest at Centennial Olympic Park. A detailed look at the infrastructure, operations, and planning behind one of the most complex host-city projects in global sports.

Jason Longshore opens a new era of Atlanta Soccer Tonight and explains why Atlanta United's preseason signals a deeper organizational reset. From the expansion of the show to the alignment of front office, players, and coach, this episode looks at how Atlanta United is preparing for the road to 2026 and a new chapter in the club's identity.

In a special conversation on Atlanta Soccer Tonight, Jason Longshore and Madison Crews sit down with Atlanta United legend Brad Guzan for his first extended interview since announcing his retirement. Guzan reflects on stepping away from the field, transitioning into broadcasting, staying involved with Atlanta United, and what the road to the 2026 World Cup looks like from a new perspective. The conversation also touches on the U.S. men's national team, Mauricio Pochettino, Tata Martino's influence, and the relationships that defined his career. A thoughtful look at retirement, leadership, and life after the pitch from one of the most important figures in Atlanta United history.

The Champions League is back for Matchday 7 with automatic qualification on the line and no margin for error across Europe. Jason Longshore breaks down the key races, the pressure facing Arsenal, Real Madrid and Manchester City, and the American storylines shaping the round.Then, a potential generational shift in men's college soccer moves closer to reality as the NCAA reviews a split-season model that could reshape calendars, development pathways, and the future role of the college game.Plus, Around the Corner from the SDH Network, the latest from Inter Miami and the NWSL, AFCON fallout, transfer news, and a full Refill of global headlines in today's Morning Espresso.

Africa gets the final it deserves as Morocco and Senegal meet for the AFCON crown, while Oceania makes history with the launch of its first professional league. Jason Longshore also breaks down the NWSL's 2026 schedule, MLS roster moves, and what's ahead for Atlanta United as preseason continues. A global snapshot of where the game is headed, all in today's Morning Espresso.

Jason Longshore breaks down Atlanta United's new identity under Tata Martino as the club leans into being protagonists on the field and in the league. Plus, AFCON semifinals deliver drama and destiny, Real Madrid face turmoil after a stunning Copa del Rey exit, and the NWSL's High Impact Player rule sparks a major labor debate. From the U.S. national team to the global game, today's Morning Espresso connects the stories shaping soccer in 2026.

Atlanta United heads into training camp with major questions in midfield as reports link Bartosz Slisz to a potential move to Brøndby IF. Jason Longshore breaks down what Slisz has meant to the club, why the move makes sense for the player, and what Atlanta stands to lose if the deal goes through.Plus, the Africa Cup of Nations reaches the quarter-final stage with heavyweight matchups taking shape, including Nigeria vs. Algeria and Côte d'Ivoire vs. Egypt. We also look at Manchester City's growing defensive injury crisis and whether Marc Guehi could be the solution in January.In Around the Corner, highlights from today's SDH AM and where to catch Atlanta Soccer Tonight on demand. And in The Refill, a full sprint through the latest headlines from Nashville's splash signing of Cristian Espinoza to Radamel Falcao García's return to Millonarios.All that, plus a look at soccer's growing place in the sports landscape of the United States, in today's edition of Morning Espresso from the SDH Network.

With MLS training camps approaching, Jason Longshore breaks down both the Eastern and Western Conferences and what to expect as the 2026 season comes into focus. From Inter Miami's roster retooling to major offseason moves across the league, the reset is underway. Plus, a full 3-4-3 segment featuring Atlanta United's preseason outlook, transfer rumors surrounding Elías Báez, the latest in the Thiago Almada–Botafogo dispute, managerial upheaval in Europe, AFCON quarterfinal drama, Manchester City's defensive injury crisis, and the kickoff of the Spanish Supercopa. Atlanta Soccer Tonight — where the global game always feels close to home.

On this year-end special of Atlanta Soccer Tonight, Jason Longshore looks back at what 2025 meant for soccer in Atlanta and beyond and why 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year for the sport in our city. The first segment of the show reflects on a year where Atlanta's soccer ecosystem grew up, the women's game took a major step forward with the announcement of an NWSL team, and Major League Soccer reached an inflection point on and off the field. Jason also explores the human side of the game and why soccer continues to matter beyond results. In the second half, the show turns forward to 2026: a World Cup year in Atlanta, a new chapter for Atlanta United, and the foundation being laid for the future of women's soccer in the region. The show wraps with the weekly 3-4-3, featuring three local stories, four headlines from around the world, and three reasons soccer still makes us smile.

HR3 - Georgia be rusty in CFP game vs. Ole Miss, but needed time to get healthy In hour three Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac continue to talk about what the city of Atlanta and the state of Georgia should expect when the World Cup comes to town, talk about how World Cup tourists will make Atlanta their base and stay in the city for weeks during the World Cup, preview the Georgia Bulldogs' quarterfinal College Football Playoff matchup with the Ole Miss Rebels on January 1st, let you hear Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart talk about the importance of having time off, explain why they think Georgia getting extra time off is good even though there might be some rust, talk about the future of the College Football Playoff, and then close out the show by throwing darts!

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac, share their stories of the week, and talk about what soccer fans should be watching to get ready for the World Cup.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac recap and react to the Atlanta Hawks 126-123 home loss to the Chicago Bulls last night that was their fourth straight loss, and explain why they think the Hawks' issues on defense right now aren't related to Trae Young's return.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac give their take on what the best song of all-time by an athlete is, talk about John Cena's legacy in the WWE, and explain why they think John Cena did a great job ending his legacy and starting new one in his final match.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac talk about what the city of Atlanta and the state of Georgia should expect when the World Cup comes to town, and talk about how one of the major World Cup favorites is going to have at least two matches here in Atlanta.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac talk about everything that's happening in women's sports right now, and talk about how the WNBA and the NWSL have some of the same financial and player wage issues happening right now.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, get into the Casting Call with Greg Clarkson, and talk about what Christmas traditions they have, pay their respects to the late great Rob Reiner, and talk about how A Few Good Men was in the middle of filming when major sports news happened.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac continue to talk about what the city of Atlanta and the state of Georgia should expect when the World Cup comes to town, and talk about how World Cup tourists will make Atlanta their base and stay in the city for weeks during the World Cup.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac preview the Georgia Bulldogs' quarterfinal College Football Playoff matchup with the Ole Miss Rebels on January 1st, let you hear Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart talk about the importance of having time off, explain why they think Georgia getting extra time off is good even though there might be some rust, and talk about the future of the College Football Playoff.

Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac close out the show by throwing darts!

HR2 - Atlanta will possibly host some of the best matches in the 2026 World Cup In hour two Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac talk about what the city of Atlanta and the state of Georgia should expect when the World Cup comes to town, talk about how one of the major World Cup favorites is going to have at least two matches here in Atlanta, talk about everything that's happening in women's sports right now, talk about how the WNBA and the NWSL are having some of the same financial and player wage issues happening right now, get into the Casting Call with Greg Clarkson, talk about what Christmas traditions they have, pay their respects to the late great Rob Reiner, and talk about how A Few Good Men was in the middle of filming when major sports news happened.

HR1 - Hawks on 4-game losing streak since Trae Young's return, but it's not his fault In hour one Greg Clarkson, Jason Longshore, and Noel White, filling in for Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac, share their stories of the week, and talk about what soccer fans should be watching to get ready for the World Cup, recap and react to the Atlanta Hawks 126-123 home loss to the Chicago Bulls last night that was their fourth straight loss, explain why they think the Hawks' issues on defense right now aren't related to Trae Young's return, give their take on what the best song of all-time by an athlete is, talk about John Cena's legacy in the WWE, and explain why they think John Cena did a great job ending his legacy and starting new one in his final match.

Free for all Tuesday edition of SDH AM with Jason Longshore filling in for Jon Nelson today. The topics range from changes to the Laws of the Game, Washington winning the College Cup, the state of soccer in the United States, USMNT, MLS future broadcast deals, and more. Enjoy and thank you for listening!

Jason Longshore takes you through the weekend around the world in this edition of SDH AM, he's joined by Abe Gordon to talk World Cup and hydration breaks and Bart Keeler to talk about refereeing evolution especially when it comes to video replay usage. Plenty of other topics like Celtic and Wilfried Nancy, Madrid and Xabi Alonso and the hug that might save their season, Arsenal's title hopes, and more. 

In this SDH 1v1, Jason Longshore sits down with Atlanta United's newest Homegrown signing, Santiago Pita, to talk through his rapid rise from the Academy to ATL UTD 2 and now the First Team. Pita opens up about the tough moments, the joy he finds in playing, the staff who believed in him, and the balance between strengthening physically while keeping the creativity that makes him special. A candid, thoughtful conversation with one of the club's brightest young talents.

Jason Longshore breaks down the biggest potential surprises ahead of the 2026 World Cup, recaps a wild Champions League slate, and is joined by Apple TV's Kevin Egan for an in-depth look back at MLS Cup. All that and more on tonight's Atlanta Soccer Tonight.

Jason Longshore brings you Tuesday's Morning Espresso from the SDH Network with a full breakdown of a turbulent Champions League Matchday 6. Liverpool leave Mohamed Salah at home amid open tension with Arne Slot as they head to Inter. Real Madrid face Manchester City with Kylian Mbappé a major doubt and Xabi Alonso fighting for stability under growing pressure. Barcelona look to recover, Chelsea travel to Atalanta without Cole Palmer, and Bayern, PSG, Arsenal and Juventus all step into pivotal fixtures. Plus: World Cup news, Atlanta's NWSL training ground update, Christian Pulisic lifting Milan, Wrexham's new investment, and everything else you need to start your soccer Tuesday.

Jason Longshore and Jon Nelson host from the Brewhouse Café and take a clear look at the major stories shaping the week in world football. We review the 2026 World Cup Draw — the structure, the key groups, and several matchups that stand out on the schedule.They also get into the latest on Mo Salah and his future at Liverpool. We also preview this week's Champions League fixtures, including Real Madrid vs Manchester City, Bayern vs Sporting, and Inter vs Liverpool. The discussion includes the current situation around Xabi Alonso at Madrid following the loss to Celta Vigo and what Wednesday's match could mean for his future.The show closes with the Picks of the Week updates and an educational breakdown on what's coming this week. 

In this episode, Joe and Roberto open with a Sergio Busquets/Jordi alba trivia question on the heels of their retirement after the 2025 MLS Cup Final (3:55). We then welcome in Jason Longshore from 92.9 The Game (5:15) and Andrea Yanez from Deportivo Total USA (34:10) to talk about the MLS Cup Final between Inter Miami and the Vancouver Whitecaps, as well as the 2026 World Cup Group Draw. We close with Match of the Week, the Trivia answer, and a preview of our final show of 2025 (1:10:15).

Jason Longshore drops a special edition of Atlanta Soccer Tonight after the World Cup draw - US in a good spot to advance to the knockout stage. There are five teams Jason feels have the best chance to win the title.

Jason Longshore joined The Morning Shift to discuss the upcoming World Cup draw and what it means both for the Men's National Team and the city of Atlanta.

Mike and Chris are joined by Jason Longshore as they discuss the results of the World Cup draw announcements.

In the final hour of the show, we talked to a pair of analysts in Jason Longshore and Dave Archer ahead of an important weekend for the city of Atlanta -- the World Cup draw is Friday, the SEC Championship is Saturday, and Falcons-Seahawks is Sunday. They wrapped with their final thoughts on Sunday's Falcons game and a Life of Squid!

Jason Longshore joined The Morning Shift to discuss the upcoming World Cup draw and what it means both for the Men's National Team and the city of Atlanta.

Atlanta United Color Analyst Jason Longshore joins Sandra and Drew as the draw for the 2026 World Cup will happen Friday.

Jason Longshore and Madison Crews get you ready for Friday's World Cup Draw and Saturday's MLS Cup final on tonight's Atlanta Soccer Tonight.

Jason Longshore, Jon Nelson, and Jarrett Smith break down the last week worldwide and get you ready for the World Cup Draw on Friday, Picks of the Week, & more. 

Jason Longshore breaks down an absolutely massive Saturday across the global game. In MLS, both Conference Finals take center stage as Inter Miami — powered by Lionel Messi's historic postseason form — host underdog NYCFC, while San Diego FC's dream expansion run meets Vancouver's magical season out West. We dig into the key storylines, injury questions, tactical turning points, and the defining players who could send their clubs to MLS Cup.Then it's off to South America, where the Copa Libertadores final delivers a true heavyweight bout: Flamengo vs Palmeiras in Lima. Two Brazilian superpowers, two contrasting paths, and one trophy that may define the decade in CONMEBOL.Plus: the UEFA Women's Nations League final kicks off, Europe's giants face rising pressure, and Arsenal–Chelsea headlines a huge Premier League weekend. Serie A title contenders clash, Liverpool try to steady the ship, and the latest from Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Bayern fills out a packed global rundown.It's your Friday Morning Espresso — MLS, Libertadores, Europe, South America, and everything in between. The game never stops — and neither do we.

Jason Longshore and Jon Nelson take you on a full tour of the global game in this week's Soccer Over There.We dive into the chaos of the Argentine playoffs, the shifting picture in MLS, Brazil's late-season drama, Liverpool's form checks, and a Champions League week that refuses to settle down.Plus, it's another loaded Picks of the Week, featuring deep-cut history from Norway to the Balkans to South America — complete with club nicknames, storylines, and the matches you need circled before the weekend kicks off.Pull up a chair at the Brewhouse Café, pour an Around the Corner Lager, and let's go around the world in 90 minutes — SDH style.

Jon Nelson, Madison Crews, and Jason Longshore give their reactions to Tata Martino's introductory press conference in Atlanta this morning.

History was made today in Atlanta. Arthur Blank and AMB Sports & Entertainment officially announced that the National Women's Soccer League is coming to the city, with Atlanta's newest professional club set to kick off in 2028. Jason Longshore is joined by Madison Crews to break down the significance of the announcement — from what it means for women's soccer in Atlanta to how this move continues the city's rise as the epicenter of the sport in the United States. The conversation dives into the details of the expansion, Blank's long-term investment in the women's game, and the impact this club could have on the next generation of players and fans.

Atlanta steps boldly into a new frontier as the NWSL prepares to plant its next flag in the city — a move that connects decades of “Forward Atlanta” energy with the next generation of the game. Jason Longshore breaks down what Arthur Blank's expansion project means for women's soccer in Georgia and how it strengthens the city's growing footprint in the sport.Then, we hit rewind on a wild MLS weekend: Messi leads Miami past Nashville with another masterclass, Cincinnati closes the chapter on Columbus and Darlington Nagbe's career, and expansion side San Diego FC marches on in front of a packed Snapdragon Stadium.Across the pond, Pep Guardiola celebrates his 1,000th match with a dominant Manchester City display, while Luis Díaz delivers a moment of pure genius in Germany. From Atlanta's next step to Europe's biggest stages — the game keeps moving, and so do we.

ATLUTD's color analyst Jason Longshore joins to update the Tata Martino signing, and how he will look to improve this roster.

Tata Martino is officially back — and Atlanta United's next era begins now. On this special edition of Atlanta Soccer Tonight, Jason Longshore and Mike Conti react to the club's announcement that Martino has returned as head coach through the 2027 season. The conversation dives into why now — why this job, this timing, and this version of Atlanta United make sense for him — and what it means for a team ready to rediscover its identity. Jason and Mike also discuss how Martino and Chief Soccer Officer Chris Henderson will work together to shape the roster, the lessons Tata brings from his time with Mexico and Inter Miami, and more. From the fan reaction to the tactical blueprint, it's a full-circle night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Bayern Munich silence Paris, Liverpool humble Madrid, and young Americans shine under the Champions League lights. Then it's back home for MLS Game 3 weekend — five win-or-go-home showdowns from Charlotte to San Diego as the Audi 2025 Playoffs hit full throttle. Jason Longshore takes you through the chaos: who's advancing, who's wobbling, and what it all means for the league's biggest names. Plus, the 3-4-3 closes the show with Georgia's college heroes, Coquimbo Unido's historic Chilean title, and a new Atlanta United mini-pitch opening right here in Decatur.

The pressure's on across Europe and beyond.On this edition of Soccer Over There Live, Jason Longshore breaks down all the drama of Champions League Matchday 4 — from Bayern Munich's chase for perfection and PSG's pursuit of balance, to Trent Alexander-Arnold's emotional return to Anfield and Barcelona's push for sharper finishing with Marcus Rashford.Then, it's Around the World time — South America's biggest storylines led by Coquimbo Unido's first-ever Chilean title and River Plate's crisis ahead of El Superclásico; Carlo Ancelotti's Brazil call-ups and Flamengo's financial boom. From Munich's pursuit of perfection to Coquimbo's celebration on the Chilean coast — the world's game never sleeps.It's Soccer Over There, live from the Brewhouse Café — powered by Around the Corner Lager and NoFo Brewing.