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¡Revive la historia del mundial de Brasil 2014 con este video lleno de memorias y mucho fútbol!En este episodio de las Memorias de un Futbolero Podcast recordamos los goles más espectaculares, las jugadas más emocionantes y los momentos más memorables del mundial de Brasil 2014 que cautivó que cautivó al mundo entero. En este episodio recordamos:Fuleco la mascota de Brasil 2014Brazuca la pelota oficial del mundialBrasil 2014 fue el primer mundial con tecnologíaEl encuentro entre Brasil y México y las atajadas de Guillermo OchoaLa Goleada 5 a 1 de Holanda vs EspañaEl gol de palomita de Robin Van PersieEl grupo de la muerte entre Costa Rica, Uruguay, Italia e InglaterraLa mordida de Luis Suárez a ChielliniEl mejor gol del mundial del 2014 : James RodríguezNo era penal de Arjen Robben y Rafa MarquezLas 16 atajadas de Tim Howard contra BélgicaLa sustitución en los penales de Tim Krul contra Costa RicaEl Mineirazo 7 a 1 de Alemania a BrasilLa falla de Gonzalo 'Pipita' Higuain contra AlemaniaEl gol de Mario Gotze en la final contra ArgentinaEl mejor jugador de Brasil 2014Brasil 2014 es sin duda uno de los mundiales de fútbol más importantes de la historia.Memorias de un Futbolero Podcast  Disponible en Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Deezer, iVoox y Youtube.Escribeme a instagram @kitogonzalez12 para conocer tu opinión, sugerencias sobre Memorias de un Futbolero PodcastSupport the showDisponible en Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Deezer, iVoox y Youtube.

Tolgay Arslan is German footballer who currently plays for Melbourne City. Over his 360+ game professional career, he has played for Borussia Dortmand, Hamburger, Besiktas, Fenerbahce & Udinese.  It was an honour for us to sit down with Tolgay and what a truly humble guy he is!  Yes, you'll hear some of the highlights of his career like scoring the winner against Liverpool in the Europa League, swapping shirts with Cristiano Ronaldo, playing alongside Son Heung-Min and Mario Gotze and the places in the world football has taken him.  But you'll also hear a brutally honest side of football that does exist in some European countries.  Like lights mysteriously going out in stadiums to stop momentum, violent pitch invaders and some interesting tactics and incentives to try and sign players.  Plus, there's some really interesting aspects of this podcast that focusses more on European and Turkish culture, rather than football.  Tolgay shares his experiences in having to do military service for Turkey even as an international football superstar!  Sit back, relax and enjoy the superstar himself, Tolgay Arslan.    Follow Tolgay on Instagram @tarslan18    This episode is brought to you by Fleet Plant Hire Solutions. Head to www.fph.com.au for all your earth moving needs!    Shop at Australia's number one golf superstore at www.golfbox.com.au    Follow us on Instagram @dosandd_ Follow us on TikTok @dosandd  Watch & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel here - Dos and D - YouTube Follow us on Facebook here - The Dos & D Show | Facebook  Questions & Enquiries - thedosanddshow@gmail.com  It would mean the world to us if you could follow, subscribe and leave a 5-star review on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. 

Narração de Marco Antônio Pereira - Gol de Mario Gotze - Alemanha 1 x 0 Argentina - 2014 by Rádio Gaúcha

Tolgay Arslan is Melbourne City's new number ten and is setting the league a light with his creativity and brilliance. Starting out at the famous Borussia Dortmund, Tolgay played alongside Mario Gotze and Antonio Rudiger for the u19s and was coached by Peter Hyballa who happened to be in Melbourne when we shot the show so he also joined this incredible football discussion. Tolgay has been teammates with Heung Min Son at Hamburg, scored against Liverpool for Besiktas and has won many titles. This was a powerful football discussion that honestly felt like an education even for me which I truly loved. We were also joined by the Assistant Coach of Beijing Guan, Jason Vermeer. This was a football feast and I hope you enjoy the show. Don't forget to leave a rating or subscribe to the show if you're new here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If history is anything to go by, Bayern Munich is without a doubt, the biggest club in Germany. Perhaps this is why they have so much pull when it comes to signing players. We all know that Bayern has the funds, and the demand to essentially, bring on anyone who they please, but many clubs are now getting frustrated with the Bavarian giants, as they have now been accused of ‘poaching' the hottest talent in the league. For years, Bayern dismantled Borrusia Dortmund's team, by signing players such as Mats Hummels, Robert Lewandowski, and Mario Gotze. They even went as far as signing Serge Gantry from Hoffenheim. But the latest player to join Bayern is one Konrad Laimer from RB Leipzig. Laimer becomes the second player to leave ‘Die Roten Bullen,' after Joshua Kimmich made the move back in 2015. Many are calling this poaching, but the Bayer faithful will tell you that it is good business. Bayern do not like to feel threatened and considering how close Leipzig finished to them in the league table, perhaps this will go down as just good business. Recent reports even suggest that Bayern went after Borrusia Dortmund's very own Raphael Guerreiro, which if it is true, proves that Bayern will continue to poach as they see fit. In what is perhaps the biggest signing of the transfer window so far, and perhaps the most anticipated; is Jude Bellingham leaving Borrusia Dortmund for Real Madrid. The 19 year has put pen to paper with ‘Los Blancos' which will see him earn around €10 million per year. Dortmund sold the 2022/23 Bundesliga player of the season for a staggering €103 million, but this could increase to €134 million with the agreed terms for the add-ons. One can argue that these numbers are getting out of control, but unfortunately, it is what it is and this is what the market is demanding. This transfer does prove one thing; Dortmund are experts in nurturing young talent into world-class stars - with the likes of Erling Haaland too.  On the latest episode of the Bundesliga connection, DW Sports correspondent Kres Harrington breaks down the latest transfer news coming out of German. Jude Bellingham makes his move to Real Madrid, Naby Keita returns to the Bundesliga and Bayern Munich is accused of ‘poaching' the best talent in the Bundesliga!

Spain continues their march to three straight tournament wins with an epic extra-time win against the Netherlands. We cover the tactics, drama and refereeing of the 2010 World Cup Final. We also talk about Germany's evolution, Mario Gotze and Tshabalala scoring a goal for 'all of africa'! So listen in and tell us what you think! The only podcast to cover the greatest Finals in world football (soccer). Subscribe on all good platforms!

Part two with Mike Ingham one of his generation's great voices of Sport. The former BBC football correspondent takes us to tournaments including Italia 90 and Euro 96 and Brazil 2014 and fully exercises his extensive music knowledge too. Scorers include David Platt and Mario Gotze. His brilliant book ‘After Extra Time and Penalties' is out now and is highly recommended.https://www.bookguild.co.uk/authors/author-detail/110/https://www.theodelaney.comhttps://www.11-29media.com/life-goals@LifeGoalsTD @theodelaney

Bienvenue sur Kaiser Foot, votre podcast ou baladodiffusion et maintenant magazine vidéo portant sur la Bundesliga et le football allemand en français.Au menu de cette quatrième saison, un format magazine, qui sera diffusée aux 3-4 semaines, où vos animateurs et analystes Mathieu Lemée, David Lortholary et Anthony Tessier exploreront en profondeur cinq thèmes qui auront marqué l'actualité du football allemand.Pour cette troisième émission de la saison, malgré encore une fois l'absence d'Anthony, voici les sujets au menu, portant exclusivement sur la Mannschaft et la Coupe du Monde 2022:-Armel Bella Kothcap, que peut-on dire sur ce joueur que l'on connait moins qui a été sélectionné au sein de la brigade défensive?-L'absence de Hummels marquera-t-il un tournant?-Thilo Kehrer peut-il faire le boulot comme latéral droit afin que Kimmich puisse jouer comme milieu? Si non, quelles sont les autres options?-Le retour de Mario Gotze avec la sélection, après 5 ans d'absence, sera-t-il le point culminant de sa rédemption en club depuis quelque temps?-Niklas Fullkrug et Karim Adeyemi pourront-ils être des solutions à la pointe de l'attaque au cas ou Kai Havertz et même Thomas Muller ne seront pas à la hauteur? Est-ce que le sélectionneur Hansi Flick envisagerait deux options tactique, une avec deux attaquants atypiques ou avec un seul vrai avant-centre?-Youssoufa Moukoko, la jeune sensation de 18 ans, aura-t-il des minutes dans cette Coupe du Monde?-Prédiction sur le parcours de la Mannschaft dans cette Coupe du Monde. Jusqu'où ira la Mannschaft?-Comment réagit-on en Allemagne sur les récentes décisions du Qatar et de la FIFA qui font polémique, malgré le fait qu'il existe des liens géopolitiques et économiques entre les deux pays autour de l'attribution de cette Coupe du Monde en 2010?Gutes Zuhören. Bonne Écoute.

David joins forces with Calen Carr & Michael Lahoud to talk about everyones favorite thing GOALS! Columbus has broken the bank on a new DP striker is that enough for an MLS Cup run? Are Cade Cowell or Talles Magno the next big MLS Product? Then Jeremy Ebobisse stops by to talk about his work with The BPC, what has led to his place on top of the Golden Boot race, fighting for a spot at The World Cup, and much more. 3:18 Josef Martinez getting Atlanta looking like themselves) 10:13 Mario Gotze linked to Inter Miami 13:25 Cincinnati gets big result vs. Philly 18:00 Any worry for the Union? 22:30 Vancouver surging up the table 28:00 Columbus Crew signs DP Cucho Hernandez 41:00 A move to Europe for Cade Cowell? 51:29 Matt Turner gets improbable send off 1:02 Seattle vs. LAFC - Western Conference Preview? 1:09 Real Salt Lake and Austin trending up, Montreal trending down Jeremy Ebobisse End Red Bulls and NYCFC meet in USOC

Con el mercado de fichajes a la vuelta de la esquina, tocaba analizar todos los nombres que están sobre la mesa: Di María, Carlos Soler, Domingos Duarte, Mario Gotze, Nemanja Matic, Ferran Jutglá.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Un relato sobre figuras importantes del mundo deportivo o que han tenido impacto cultural y estan de manteles largos el dia de hoy.  Rafael Nadal, Stereophonics, Al Horford, Mario Gotze

Davide Igono is the creator of the social media platform @undervalu. A former professional football player, Davide now focuses on finding players and staff who our undervalued in the global soccer market. His platform highlights potential replacements for high profile players (Mario Gotze), up and coming ones to watch (Ferdy Druijf) and high talented senior recruitment staff (Kevin Thirwell). If you have not come across his work make sure you check it out for some very interesting insights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

De Skiete Willy Podcast is dé podcast over PSV! Vanuit Eindhoven bespreken voormalig PSV-middenvelder en cultheld Bjorn van der Doelen en clubwatcher Marco Timmer de meest belangrijke en onbelangrijke zaken rondom PSV. Deze week gaat het over de overwintering in Europa en het gelijkspel bij sc Heerenveen. De wissels in Friesland zijn vooral een 'hot item'. Maar zoals elke week is er ook weer een 'maatschappelijk blokje'. Dit keer over racisme in het voetbal, met als actuele aanleiding het incident bij PSG - Basaksehir  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De Skiete Willy Podcast is dé podcast over PSV! Vanuit Eindhoven bespreken voormalig PSV-middenvelder en cultheld Bjorn van der Doelen en clubwatcher Marco Timmer de meest belangrijke en onbelangrijke zaken rondom PSV. De 11e aflevering op 11 november, opgenomen om 11.11 uur, staat natuurlijk in het teken van carnaval! Bjorn en Marco hebben gezelschap van gast Paul van Kemenade. Er komen onder het genot van een twintig jaar oude port veel anekdotes boven tafel. En uiteraard gaat het ook over het huidige PSV: ‘Alleen het kampioenschap telt.’ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

T1 E06. ¿Perteneces a una afición? Estoy seguro que sí. Aquí te traemos las mejores hinchadas del futbol con sus costumbres e historias. Claro está que cada uno de nosotros tiene su favorita y solo escuchándonos vas a saber cuáles son. Un ex equipo de Luis Suarez en nuestra sección y hablamos de una tragedia en el futbol que nos muestra que la vida está por encima del deporte. Gracias por la música Anthony Lozano -> https://soundcloud.com/menec_music Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales: https://www.facebook.com/catedradefutbol/ https://twitter.com/catedradefutbol https://www.instagram.com/catedradefutbol/ Narración de gol: Gol de Mario Gotze en la final Argentina – Alemania del mundial d 2014 Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Fala aí meus amigos do Dez e a Faixa!! Hoje comentei sobre a rodada da Premier League e também da La Liga! Além disso, falei dos casos de redenção de Ibrahimovic e Mario Gotze!! Vem comigo!!

De Skiete Willy Podcast is dé podcast over PSV! Vanuit Eindhoven bespreken voormalig PSV-middenvelder en cultheld Bjorn van der Doelen en clubwatcher Marco Timmer de meest belangrijke en onbelangrijke zaken rondom PSV. In deze aflevering gaan de mannen in op waarom Bjorn er vorige week niet was, het Nederlands Elftal en de aankopen van PSV. Maar het gaat ook over dat voetbal ‘maar voetbal is’. Van der Doelen wil graag al het voetbalnieuws in perspectief plaatsen. Hij wordt soms moe van alle negativiteit.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La soffiata di oggi è su Mario Gotze: la firma, e l'affare fatto da svincolato a sorpresa. La scelta del Milan e il motivo del rifiuto

Campeones, campeones … Ole, ole, ole!!! The Portland Timbers are MLS is Back champions, and Andrew, David, Doyle and Calen dig through how they did it and what it means. Plus, what now for Orlando City? Nani said it himself: Expectations have changed. Can Oscar Pareja keep the level high? The Ringer’s Rodger Sherman also joins the pod to explain how he fell in love with the league on accident! Also in this show: reactions to St. Louis City SC’s name, crest and colors, Nashville’s first MLS win and support for Reggie Cannon, Mario Gotze and Blaise Matuidi transfer news and your mail in the mailbag. 2:59 – First reactions to St. Louis City SC name, crest and colors   9:28 – MLS is Back final: All the storylines, tactics and takeaways   18:18 – What should MLS is Back cup mean to the Timbers?   27:45 – Nani says Orlando is different now, so what should we expect?   34:52 – INTERVIEW: The Ringer’s Rodger Sherman on how/why he fell in love w/ MLS is Back   46:30 – Presenting the MLS is Back Conti Awards: David Accam MVP et al   58:02 – Historic first win for Nashville as Reggie Cannon’s words make headlines   1:10:25 – TRANSFERS: Mario Gotze to Cincinnati? Blaise Matuidi on TAM to Inter Miami!   1:18:57 – Mailbag! Where would goalkeepers go in an MLS Fantasy draft?

What a fun day it has been in FC Cincinnati land. We finish off the day by diving right into the fun day and discussing the newest information on Mario Gotze and why it's important to be linked with a high-profile player. The club seating situation at the new West End Stadium has been a hot topic so we give our opinions on what went wrong and what we hope comes of it. All three of us gives our consolidated predictions on the first set of regular season matches staring August 21st. Finally, of course we have some rants, it's time to hash things out and let's all get along.

Stephen is out this week, so Nathan and myself review what positives we took from the MLS is Back Tournament and what we hoped would carry over in the regular season. There were still some negatives about FC Cincinnati's play so we break those down a little as well. Transfer talk with Travis is apparently a new segment so we discuss Tyler Blackett, Mario Gotze and what direction we see the club going in during the summer window. Of course had to plug the Patreon and give our rants but also joining us was Laurel Pfahler from WCPO.com.

World Cup 2018, thêm một lần nữa Messi và các đồng đội phải ngậm ngùi rời giải ở vòng knockout. Lần này, người gieo sầu cho họ cũng là một người trẻ như Mario Gotze năm nào, thậm chí còn là một "măng non" mới chỉ 19 tuổi: Kylian Mbappe. 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

Nate and I talk about the hiring of Jaap Stam being made official, mention potential targets and dig a little deeper on the Mario Gotze possibility. We go over what we expect from the MLS tournament in Orlando now and in the future. Nate talks a little more about Nashville SC and I rant on Cincinnati sports fan mentality and discuss a social issue within FC Cincinnati supporters.

From Alisson Becker, Virgil van Dijk, Fabinho, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah, Liverpool have been lauded for plenty of their transfer business. But under the management of Jurgen Klopp, the Reds have in fact missed out on a number of ‘reported’ targets they were chasing before turning attentions elsewhere. Alex Teixeira, Julian Brandt, Ben Chilwell, Mario Gotze, Piotr Zielinski, Mahmoud Dahoud, Jorginho and Nabil Fekir are some of the more public pursuits. And Josh Williams and David Hughes look through the data to work out whether those players would’ve worked at Anfield, or if they’re better off without. Enjoy.

Matt Addison speaks to German football commentator and Bundesliga expert Kevin Hatchard to get the lowdown on the players being linked with moves to Anfield from Jurgen Klopp's homeland. Timo Werner, Jadon Sancho, Mario Gotze and Kai Havertz all get a mention as Hatchard explains the likelihood of each deal taking place this summer. There is also the latest on ex-Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho, who has spent this season on loan at Bayern Munich, and a discussion of how Bundesliga clubs like Bayern Munich, who have returned to training in Germany despite coronavirus concerns, could provide an example to the Premier League, paving the way for the Reds to collect their long-awaited league title. While RB Leipzig boss Julian Nagelsmann is also proposed as a potential future Liverpool manager. Enjoy!

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

0:00 - Catching up on the biggest stories from world soccer, including proposed league restart dates, FIFA indictments, a crisis at Barcelona, sackings in Ireland, Mario Gotze on the move, and much much more!46:10 - Reviewing Sunderland 'Til I Die episode 4, and explaining lots of the background that was left on the cutting room floor.TSS is sponsored by Remarkably Remote. Listen via the podcast app you're using right now, or via this url: GoToMeeting.com/tips

Il tedesco è in scadenza di contratto col Borussia Dortmund

Esta semana, repasamos las noticias que nos deja en la última semana la Bundesliga y con Shark Gutiérrez descubrimos el posible encaje de Leroy Sane en el Bayern. Continuamos descubriendo lo mejor y lo peor de los equipos de la competición y así, María Candelario nos descubre las virtudes y defectos del Schalke 04, mientras que Fernando Tejerina pone la lupa en la temporada del Werder Bremen. Cerramos el episodio de esta semana con Pakillo Mariscal, con quién analizamos la situación que vive Mario Gotze.

Well'ard goes back to the vets. A bidding war for Bea Priestly. Brendan Gleeson. Peter Crouch. Peter Reid. Geezer Sports. Geezer Hats. Amsterdam. Scorcese. Brian De Palma on cocaine. Andy Hessenthaler. The Great Muta. Jeffrey Jarrett. Shane Inoki. Kazaa. Rich Tea. Jammie Dodger. Imitation Chipsticks. Jack Duckworth. The Austrian Anomaly. Liverpool vs Oxford. The Nasty Boys. Mario Gotze. Brexit Heat. The Real-Life Frank Butcher. Football Factories. All this, plus thoughts on how the Euro promotions faired in the Voices Of Wrestling Match Of Year balloting and talk on everything we've been watching from Rev Pro and Progress to Royal Rumble weekend, NXT UK, OTT, WrestlePro, New Japan and more. It's an all new Spotlight with Benno, Joe and JP. 01:50 Intro 19:40 Rumble weekend highlights. Ambrose/KENTA as indie free agents. 59:58 European nominations in Voices Of Wrestling Match Of The Year balloting. 1:15:46 WrestlePro UK, Billington Bulldogs, NXT UK 1:41:00 OTT Contenders, RPW in Guilford, New Japan. 2:05:05 Progress, Wrestlegate. Read the Voices of Wrestling 2018 Match Of The Year countdown here: https://www.voicesofwrestling.com/2019/02/01/vow-2018-match-of-the-year-10-1/ You can find the hosts on Twitter: JP (@JPJipeee) Benno (@BensonRichardE) Joe (@KidSWOL) You can also find The Indy Corner on Twitter (@TheIndyCorner)

Over the past 25 years, football has enhanced its status as the world's leading game, reaching into other branches of society, commerce and politics. Football, more than any other factor, has enveloped whole regions, people and nations. And the sport is represented by the best sporting event in the world which is the FIFA World Cup. The first competition for the cup was organized in 1930 and was won by Uruguay. The trophy cup awarded from 1930 to 1970 was the Jules Rimet Trophy named for the Frenchman who proposed the tournament. This cup was permanently awarded in 1970 to then three-time winner Brazil(1958, 1962, and 1970), and a new trophy called the FIFA World Cup was put up for competition. The latest cup was won by Germany in 2014 by beating Argentina in the extra time with a single goal scored by Mario Gotze. The 2018 World Cup has been full of surprises as goals and controversies were rampant during the group stages as well as the knock-out stage. The VAR system which has been introduced in FIFA World Cup for the first time has been full of controversies, yet successful. But the most shocking fact has been the fall of World Champions Germany in the group stage itself! The 2014 champions were swiftly followed by the 2010 champions Spain. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi who share a mind-boggling 10 Ballon d'Or between themselves have also flown from Russia following their teams Portugal and Argentina's departure from the World Cup. The most-crowned champions Brazil were also shown a way out by underdogs Belgium leaving Brazilian star Neymar teary-eyed. With the semis on its way, check out the some of the craziest FIFA World Cup facts that you probably did not know!

Argentina lost the 2014 World Cup after Mario Gotze scored an incredible goal. Four years later, Messi and Co. are back and ready for another chance at International Soccer glory. Group D boasts Argentina, Croatia, Iceland and, Nigeria. Each team boasts their star players, but also boasts big weaknesses that when exploited can spell disastor for their team. Join Baxter Colburn, Ivan Sanchez, and Luis Burranca for this edition of Your Soccer Passport: World Cup Edition.

T1 E06. ¿Perteneces a una afición? Estoy seguro que sí. Aquí te traemos las mejores hinchadas del futbol con sus costumbres e historias. Claro está que cada uno de nosotros tiene su favorita y solo escuchándonos vas a saber cuáles son. Un ex equipo de Luis Suarez en nuestra sección y hablamos de una tragedia en el futbol que nos muestra que la vida está por encima del deporte. Gracias por la música Anthony Lozano -> https://soundcloud.com/menec_music Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales: https://www.facebook.com/catedradefutbol/ https://twitter.com/catedradefutbol https://www.instagram.com/catedradefutbol/ Narración de gol: Gol de Mario Gotze en la final Argentina – Alemania del mundial d 2014

Tyler Dunne is talking Lukaku possible 75M move to Manchester United is it a good move? Rooney back to Everton, can the prodigal son bring glory back to Goodison Park? Does Lacazette move the needle? Bundesliga wrap featuring Mario Gotze & John Brooks. MLS midweek Tyler presses the panic button on LA and applauds Chicago on a road point. Lastly Football Battle between Kaka and Ronaldinho in their primes.

Trevor Downey narrates Sam McGuire's article looking at Mario Gotze and whether he could play in midfield for the Reds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nic talks to Greg Stobart about Liverpool's summer business and the big question on everyone's lips is Mario Gotze. There's also time to talk goalkeepers and a potential home for Christian Benteke.

Real Madrid TV’s Phil Kitromilides speaks to Rob as Ronaldo grabs the winner in El Clasico at the Camp Nou, on a night when Cruyff was remembered. We also discuss the effect it will have on Barcelona and why Gary Neville’s spell at Valencia had to come to an end. We also look at Bayern, Dortmund and Mario Gotze’s future with ITV Bundesliga commentator Mark Scott, plus freelance Dutch football writer Derek Brookman explains why Johan Cruyff is such an iconic figure in the Netherlands and across Europe.

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The history of globalization is found in more than international political organizations and multinational corporations, free-trade agreements and foreign direct investments, satellite communications and special export zones. When looking at the forces that have driven globalization over the last decades, we must also look to football and especially the World Cup. Indeed, there is no greater proof of globalization than the fact that a large part of the world’s population cheered or groaned at exactly the same moment, as Mario Gotze scored to put Germany ahead of Argentina in this year’s final. Globalization is an important theme in the volume of essays on the history of football’s premiere tournament, The FIFA World Cup 1930-2010: Politics, Commerce, Spectacle and Identities (Wallstein, 2014). Coming out of a 2013 conference held at FIFA headquarters in Zurich, the volume boasts an impressive squad of football scholars, coming from universities and research institutes in nine different countries. After opening essays from David Goldblatt and Alan Tomlinson, the contributors give an in-depth look at each of the World Cup tournaments, from 1930 in Uruguay to 2010 in South Africa. Credit goes to the volume’s editors, Kay Schiller and Stefan Rinke, for putting together a cohesive, comprehensive, and readable collection of essays, one that can be recommended for students of sports history and curious fans of global football. In the podcast, we hear from both Kay and Stefan about their colleagues’ findings, the persistent themes in World Cup history, and their expectations for World Cups of the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The history of globalization is found in more than international political organizations and multinational corporations, free-trade agreements and foreign direct investments, satellite communications and special export zones. When looking at the forces that have driven globalization over the last decades, we must also look to football and especially the World Cup. Indeed, there is no greater proof of globalization than the fact that a large part of the world’s population cheered or groaned at exactly the same moment, as Mario Gotze scored to put Germany ahead of Argentina in this year’s final. Globalization is an important theme in the volume of essays on the history of football’s premiere tournament, The FIFA World Cup 1930-2010: Politics, Commerce, Spectacle and Identities (Wallstein, 2014). Coming out of a 2013 conference held at FIFA headquarters in Zurich, the volume boasts an impressive squad of football scholars, coming from universities and research institutes in nine different countries. After opening essays from David Goldblatt and Alan Tomlinson, the contributors give an in-depth look at each of the World Cup tournaments, from 1930 in Uruguay to 2010 in South Africa. Credit goes to the volume’s editors, Kay Schiller and Stefan Rinke, for putting together a cohesive, comprehensive, and readable collection of essays, one that can be recommended for students of sports history and curious fans of global football. In the podcast, we hear from both Kay and Stefan about their colleagues’ findings, the persistent themes in World Cup history, and their expectations for World Cups of the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyrrell Meertins and Hugo V breakdown all the action that transpired in the Champions League this week. They discuss the brilliant Germans, the decline in Spain and briefly touch on Manchester United’s 20th Premier League title. They also explain why Dortmund will be fine when Mario Gotze and Robert Lewandowski depart this summer. Subscribe on iTUNES!