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There's a bit of a swap in the Ringer FC schedule, so Musa and Ryan return sooner than planned to talk about Liverpool's 4-0 win over Manchester United at Anfield to go to top of the Premier League, for now at least (01:07). They touch on a couple of other games from Tuesday night (20:54) including Inter's win over Milan to go through to the Coppa Italia final and Freiburg making it to the first German Cup final in their history. There's also a recap of the Women's FA Cup semifinals (26:34), some Monday night results, and the big story in Spain about the controversy around Gerard Piqué and the Spanish Football Federation's business dealings with the Spanish Super Cup (47:05). Hosts: Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn Producer: Ryan Hunn Additional Production Assistance: Isaiah Blakely Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this special edition of the show, I'm joined by Arsenal legend Ian Wright to reflect on the last week which has been so disheartening and damaging to our top four chances. We chat about the lack of goals, Alexandre Lacazette's dwindling contribution, Eddie Nketiah, the injury absences, Xhaka at left-back, Nuno Tavares, Nicolas Pepe and lots more.Follow Ian on Twitter (as if you're not already) @IanWright0 - and subscribe to Wrighty's House podcast – available wherever you get your podcasts, just search Ringer FC. Wrighty's House is every Wednesday, and this week he talks to former Arsenal player Jill Roord about the Women's Champions League and Wolfsburg's upcoming semi final vs Barcelona.Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblog – this month every penny we earn from Patreon will be donated to Unicef to help children affected by conflict around the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the 200th episode of 'Stadio'! Musa and Ryan begin with announcements of some forthcoming guests on the Ringer FC feed before moving on to the action from the Women's Super League, which saw the points shared in the North London Derby (07:45), Chelsea once again cruise past Manchester City, and much more drama (15:28). There was also a top-of-the-table clash in the super-competitive Frauen Bundesliga this weekend, with the top five separated by just one point (21:30). In Part 2, for the 200th episode, they each pick a "what-if" and go on to discuss what would have happened if Steven Gerrard had signed for Chelsea in 2006 (24:19) and Thomas Tuchel had replaced Arsène Wenger in 2018 (44:13). Hosts: Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn Producer: Ryan Hunn Additional Production Assistance: Isaiah Blakely Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Carl Anka covers Manchester United for The Athletic and he also co-wrote "You Are A Champion: Unlock Your Potential, Find Your Voice And Be The BEST You Can Be" with Marcus Rashford. Alon and Carl talk all about Manchester United. There's Ronaldo and how he fits into the team, Ole and what he's up to, the direction of Manchester United, Sancho, Varane, Manchester United's “window to win”, Business Casual, Unserious, DDG vs. Henderson, writing a book with Marcus Rashford, Carl's FPL team, and more. You can find "You Are A Champion: Unlock Your Potential, Find Your Voice And Be The BEST You Can Be" by Marcus Rashford and Carl Anka at: https://www.panmacmillan.com/authors/marcus-rashford/you-are-a-champion/9781529068177 Follow Carl on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/Ankaman616 Check out his writing at The Athletic and get 33% off if you use this URL: https://theathletic.com/manunitedpod Talk of the Devils podcast: https://theathletic.com/podcast/162-talk-of-the-devils/ And the Wrighty's House podcast appears in the Ringer FC feed: https://open.spotify.com/show/36Ynwdxjd1TC0Z2OLFtnIm FML FPL Links: Check us out at: http://fmlfpl.com Support us at: http://patreon.com/FMLFPL We're most active on twitter: https://twitter.com/FMLFPL We upload video versions of the pod on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/fmlfpl And Alon sometimes goes live on twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/fmlfpl

'Ringer FC' is your podcast home for all things soccer on The Ringer. Join us on Monday and Thursday for 'Stadio', hosted by Ryan Hunn and Musa Okwonga, two long-time friends, covering the major European football leagues, and a lot more. On Wednesday, Arsenal legend and former England international Ian Wright hosts ‘Wrighty's House', discussing the latest in European football with a rotation of special guests. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It’s the 100th 'Stadio' episode since joining Ringer FC and wow, what a weekend. Musa and Ryan chat about Atlético Madrid securing its first league title since 2014 (7:43), Lille’s first Ligue 1 title in 10 years (25:10), Union Berlin’s European qualification, plus some Bundesliga relegation (38:45) and Juventus scraping into the Champions League spots in Serie A (45:20). Hosts: Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn Additional Production Assistance: Isaiah Blakely

Musa and Ryan record an emergency podcast as the European Super League began to crumble less than 48 hours after its founding clubs' original statement. This episode was recorded late on Tuesday night European time, in case any of the details are already out of date. The next Stadio episode will drop on the Ringer FC feed Friday; we have a slightly different schedule this week given the news.

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan searches for solutions to the James Harden saga on the debut episode of “The Answer”. First, Chris is joined by Kirk Goldsberry (ESPN) to rank implausible-but-technically-possible Harden trades (07:00) and then Musa Okwonga (Stadio, Ringer FC) dials in to compare the rise of soccer-like transfer requests from NBA stars (36:00). Host: Chris Ryan Guest: Kirk Goldsberry and Musa Okwonga

Hey everyone, in case you missed the news, we're now over on the Ringer FC Spotify feed. Musa and Ryan drop this little PSA with the info!If you've not yet come with us, search for Ringer FC on Spotify, or click here, to get Stadio twice a week, for free, without a paid subscription.Hope you can come join us! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Athletic's Raphael Honigstein is joined by Christoph Biermann and Musa Okwonga as they attempt to identify the problems with the Bundesliga and the best solutions to fix it Bayern Munich have won eight titles in a row so how do we make the league more equitable without diluting the quality at the top end?   Should the Bundesliga be making a better effort to market itself globally? Is it time for German football fans to let go of the 50+1 rule and embrace outside investment?   And of course no discussion about the future of football is complete without thoughts turning to the potential advent of a European Super League Sign up to The Athletic for access to Raphael Honigstein's unrivalled coverage of German football - head to theathletic.com/steilcastpod for a 30-day free trial Thanks to Musa Okwonga for joining us, you can hear Musa's regular thoughts on the Bundesliga and much more over on the Stadio podcast on Ringer FC, exclusively on Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this bonus What If episode, Musa and Ryan take another trip through an alternate footballing universe. They speculate what happens to Liverpool if Coutinho doesn't leave for Barcelona in 2017, the FA doesn't ban women's football in the 1920s, John Terry doesn't slip in the Champions League Final penalty shootout of 2008, Bayer Leverkusen win the treble in 2002 and a certain group of players declare for Brazil over other nations. There’s a Star Wars related cameo, some more Jupp Heynckes talk and much more.Remember to subscribe to the Ringer FC feed, where we will be going exclusively from Monday, with previews of each episode (up to the first break) still being posted on the Stadio feed.Also, our intro music is on sale, with all proceeds being donated. To buy and more info head here.And for one final time, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this bonus episode, Musa and Ryan take a trip through multiple alternate footballing universes with their first “what if?” episode since joining Ringer FC. They speculate what happens to Liverpool if Coutinho doesn’t leave for Barcelona in 2017 (03:10), the FA doesn’t ban women’s football in the 1920s (10:55), John Terry doesn’t slip in the Champions League final penalty shootout of 2008 (17:57), Bayer Leverkusen win the treble in 2002 (29:26), and a certain group of players declare for Brazil over other nations (42:39). Plus, there’s a cameo that may please ‘Star Wars’ fans (21:44) and some more wholesome Jupp Heynckes chat (48:45).

Barcelona dropped more points against Atlético Madrid midweek, so Musa and Ryan discuss the troubles at club, including board mismanagement of a squad including Messi and how his brilliance is being wasted before rounding up the rest of La Liga. There’s a round-up of Serie A, the NWSL Challenge Cup fixtures - including the impressive North Carolina Courage win over Washington Spirit - and the Premier League, after West Ham upset Chelsea, Manchester United looking good again and Newcastle continue to impress, before playing out on Dabrye and DOOM. Remember to subscribe to the Ringer FC feed, where we will be going exclusively from next Monday.Also, our intro music is on sale, with all proceeds being donated. To buy and more info head here.And once again, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What a hectic weekend of football! Musa and Ryan begin with the dramatic final days of the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga, including Werder Bremen's 6-1 win over Köln to book a place in the relegation playoff, Gladbach securing Champions League football, Dortmund losing 4-0 at home to Hoffenheim and Schalke's terrible run continuing. Things also heated up in La Liga over the weekend, thanks in no small part to two wonderful assists from Santi Cazorla and Karim Benzema, plus a late equaliser for Celta Vigo against Barcelona. There's a lot of praise for Rose Lavelle after Washington Spirit's 2-1 win over Chicago, a quick trip to the Premier League and FA Cup, before playing out on Steve Hiett.Remember to subscribe to the Ringer FC feed, where we will be going exclusively soon.Also, our intro music is on sale, with all proceeds being donated. To buy and more info head here.And once again, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Chelsea beat Manchester City, Musa and Ryan record a bonus episode to discuss Liverpool's first league title in 30 years, including a huge amount of praise for the job Jürgen Klopp has done at Anfield. They also touch on the game that won them the title, as Chelsea strengthen their position in the race for the Champions League and Manchester City give up the Premier League crown.----Remember to subscribe to the Ringer FC feed, where we will be going exclusively soon.Also, our intro music is on sale, with all proceeds being donated. To buy and more info head here.And once again, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There were so many goals in the midweek European fixtures, but Musa and Ryan begin with the NWSL Challenge Cup, which will be the first major league to return in the US this Saturday and the complications caused by Orlando Pride pulling out due to positive coronarvirus tests throughout the squad. Liverpool are almost there after beating Crystal Palace, Manchester United impress and there is a lotta lotta love for Atalanta. Barcelona continue to struggle, Sergio Ramos’ beard and Atletico Madrid returning to type, before a mailbag and playing out on The Pool.----Remember to subscribe to the Ringer FC feed, where we will be going exclusively soon.Also, our intro music is on sale, with all proceeds being donated. To buy and more info head here.And once again, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the inaugural Stadio podcast for Ringer FC, Musa and Ryan get into the first full weekend of Premier League matches in over 100 days. They open with Spurs v Manchester United, featuring a brilliant Paul Pogba, and discuss how the United midfield might look going forward. They touch on the Merseyside Derby, Brighton's victory over Arsenal, including a bad injury to Bernd Leno, and Chelsea's future following the announcement of the signing of Timo Werner. After the break they round up the weekend's Bundesliga action, Ryan shares his experience of attending the Hertha v Leverkusen game behind closed doors, problems for Barcelona in La Liga, a great win for Celta and the return of Serie A, before playing out on Patrick Cowley.Remember to subscribe to the Ringer FC feed, where we will be going exclusively soon.And once again, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Premier League is back from its pandemic hiatus, and it's as if - for better or for worse - it never went away. Musa and Ryan discuss a ruthless Manchester City, a reassuringly predictable Arsenal, and the obligatory controversial VAR decision. They go to Germany to congratulate Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg Frauen on title triumphs, to Spain to assess what a fully-fit João Félix can do for Atlético Madrid, and to Italy to toast Napoli's first trophy in six years, a Coppa Italia triumph over Juventus. Finally, they drool over the late stages of the UEFA Champions League, particularly when it comes to the food, and then play out with 52nd Street. Quick disclaimer, Musa had to move into his kitchen due to some construction going on outside, in case you notice a change in sound!From Monday, we will be on the Ringer FC feed, so please head over there to subscribe.Don't forget, please vote for us in the British Podcast Awards Listeners' Choice Award here. Thank you!Finally, don't forget to follow our Outros Spotify playlist, where we compile the songs we play with every week and follow Stadio on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to 'Stadio'! Hosted by Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn, two guys from England and based in Berlin, Germany, 'Stadio' gets into detail about what happens on the field and takes a zoomed-out look at what goes on off of it. In this trailer, which features clips from past episodes, you’ll hear chat about how Real Madrid is the most unstable stable club (3:36), discussion of Moussa Marega’s being the target of racist taunts while playing for Porto in February (4:44), some thirsting over Borussia Mönchengladbach coach Marco Rose (6:53), a clip from our conceptual episode about “nemeses,” or players who take pleasure in scoring against certain clubs (8.01), praise for the innovation of the NWSL Challenge Cup (9:20), the tragedy of Zidane’s last dance (11:26), and finally, Musa imagining his ideal global fictional All-Star Game, which ends up with him and Clarence Seedorf in a gold buggy (12:51). See you on the ‘Ringer FC’ starting June 22! Twitter: @okwonga @ryanhunn @stadio

Donnie is joined by Micah Peters and Conor Nevins to discuss the end of the Champions League group stage and who made it the final 16 (1:00). Then they discuss Manchester City’s recent struggles and whether or not Pep is long for the job (16:00). Finally, they go over the managerial comings and goings in the Premier League and shout-out Stanford keeper and instant legend Katie Meyer (33:45). Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Micah Peters and Conor Nevins

Donnie is joined by Chris Ryan and Conor Nevins to recap the day’s Champions League action (1:20) and then dissect the hiring of José Mourinho to replace Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham (5:20). Then they discuss who else is on the managerial hot seat in the Premier League (32:40) and review the Copa Libertadores final (41:40). Host: Donnie Kwak Guest: Chris Ryan and Conor Nevins

Donnie is joined by Conor Nevins and Micah Peters to discuss Liverpool’s big win over Manchester City (1:15) and whether they will ever lose again. Then they play a couple of Premier League trivia games and preview the international break and PL Matchday 13 (25:20). Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Conor Nevins and Micah Peters

Donnie is joined by Conor Nevins and Micah Peters to discuss Liverpool’s wild win on penalties over Arsenal in the League Cup (1:00) before delving into the Granit Xhaka controversy at the Emirates (13:20). Then Shaker Samman joins to talk about the USMNT’s shiny new fullback (28:45) and the fall of LAFC to Seattle (44:20). Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Conor Nevins, Micah Peters, and Shaker Samman

Donnie is joined by Conor Nevins and Andrew Helms to break down the USMNT’s 2-0 loss to Canada (0:45). Then they discuss the new MLS Cup playoff format and the first-round matchups (14:30). Finally Micah Peters previews Sunday’s Manchester United–Liverpool match and the rest of the Premier League weekend (40:00). Host: Donnie Kwak Guest: Conor Nevins, Micah Peters, and Andrew Helms

Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Conor Nevins discuss Bayern Munich’s rout of Tottenham and the rest of Tuesday’s Champions League matches (0:15), the Manchester United–Arsenal snoozefest (15:00), and the new Diego Maradona documentary premiering on HBO (36:30). Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Micah Peters, Conor Nevins

Donnie, Micah Peters, and Conor Nevins discuss the return of the Champions League (1:00), the Manchester City defensive mini-crisis (10:54), the Chelsea youth movement (22:25), the perils of playing it out from the back (34:01), and our “double-click” players of the week (42:02). Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Micah Peters and Conor Nevins

Donnie, Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, and Shaker Samman discuss the European transfer deadline (3:00), the North London derby, Sadio Mané being mad at Mo Salah (9:20), the Champions League draw, the unsolvable racism problem in football (27:00), and the Premier League team most likely to break into the top six (34:35). Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, Shaker Samman

Two matches into the PL's new season, Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Miles Surrey discuss Paul Pogba pens, the endless VAR debate, Pukki the GOAT, the league's youth movement, and the all-new You Hate to See That segment. Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Micah Peters and Miles Surrey

To preview the new season, we had five Ringer staffers draft four Premier League teams, each with the goal of having the most total cumulative points at season’s end. Will Shaker Samman, Conor Nevins, Micah Peters, Miles Surrey, or your host lift the PPP trophy in May? Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Shaker Samman, Conor Nevins, Micah Peters, Miles Surrey

Andrew Helms and Caitlin Murray join to discuss the USWNT’s second straight World Cup title and how the team will look in the future (00:52). Then we discuss the USMNT’s Gold Cup loss to Mexico and Brazil’s Copa America triumph (18:25). Finally, Andrew and Ringer copy editor Julie Kliegman go over their favorite moments from the tournament in France (27:38). Hosts: Donnie Kwak Guests: Andrew Helms, Caitlin Murray, Julie Kliegman

Shaker Samman and Julie Kliegman join to discuss the USA’s 2-1 quarterfinal victory over hosts France at the World Cup, including Megan Rapinoe’s MVP performance, the second-half controversies, and what to expect against England in the semis. Host: Donnie Kwak Guests: Shaker Samman, Julie Kliegman

Andrew Helms joins to review the group stages of the World Cup in France , the VAR controversies, and what to expect from the knockout round (2:20). Then ‘The National Team’ author Caitlin Murray calls in from France to talk about the mood in the U.S. camp and the USWNT’s ongoing fight for equal pay (31:25). Hosts: Donnie Kwak Guests: Andrew Helms, Caitlin Murray

We talk about the Reds’ 2-0 Champions League Final win over Tottenham in Madrid, discussing their man of the match (04:39), the armpit-ball (09:55), Liverpool battening down the hatches in the second half (15:24), and what the future holds for these two teams. Hosts: Donnie Kwak Guests: Chris Ryan, Ryan O'Hanlon

We toast the end of the PL season with a star-studded show: Ryan O’Hanlon and Chris Ryan join to discuss Liverpool falling short to Manchester City and the superiority of English football (0:54). Then we issue exit surveys on Manchester City with Tyler Tynes (36:30), Chelsea with Miles Surrey and Shaker Samman (44:35), and Spurs with Kevin Clark (57:10). Then the hosts discuss the states of Arsenal and United before doling out some PL awards (69:20). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Guests: Ryan O'Hanlon, Chris Ryan, Tyler Tynes, Miley Surrey, Shaker Samman, Kevin Clark

The FC crew is joined by Nico Morales to discuss the first legs of the Champions League semifinals—Barca vs. Liverpool and Spurs vs. Ajax—and if the English teams can overturn their deficits in the second legs (0:50). Then, they discuss the weekend’s controversy at the Leeds-Aston Villa match (24:30). Finally, they preview the last two match days of the Premier League season and discuss who will win the title and finish in the top four (34:30). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Guest: Nico Morales

The FC crew and Shaker Samman discuss the bonkers Champions League match between Manchester City and Tottenham, and whether or not Spurs deserved to advance (01:15). Then, Spurs superfan Kevin Clark joins to talk about what the victory means for his club (20:49). City superfan Tyler Tynes chimes in next with his take on VAR and Raheem Sterling (26:37). Finally, the hosts discuss the CL semifinals and play a little trivia game. Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Guests: Shaker Samman, Kevin Clark, Tyler Tynes

The FC crew talks about Tottenham’s new stadium (3:10) and Juventus’s Moise Kean and racism in football (22:00). Then Ryan Hunn comes on to discuss the huge Bayern Munich–Borussia Dortmund clash on Saturday (33:45). Lastly, Relevent Sports CEO Daniel Sillman joins to break down this summer’s International Champions Cup and why it matters (53:25). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Guests: Ryan Hunn, Daniel Sillman

After a busy two weeks of football, the FC crew is joined by Miles Surrey to discuss VAR (6:10), the draws for the CL and Europa League quarterfinals (11:40), Zizou’s return (19:00), CR7 vs. Messi (25:30), Mané vs. Salah (29:00), the Premier League table (34:10), the most lovable players (53:30), and much, much more. Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Guest: Miles Surrey

The FC crew is joined by Chris Ryan and Kevin Clark to discuss Ajax’s stunning Champions League defeat of Real Madrid and Tottenham’s win over Dortmund (02:34). Then Chris expresses worry about Liverpool’s poor run of form (13:36) and Kevin discusses his beloved Spurs (and Orlando City SC) (22:36). Finally, the panel has a free for all about new soccer rules, the Kepa controversy, and footballers on Instagram (40:17). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters

The FC crew is joined by Nico Morales to discuss the Champions League round of 16 first legs (2:00). Then they break down the mini-crises at Chelsea and Arsenal (24:15) and discuss the Liverpool–Manchester City title race game by game (44:50). Finally, they get hyped for the new MLS season (60:15). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Guest: Nico Morales

The FC crew discuss the closing of the winter transfer window (6:00) and Manchester City closing the gap on Liverpool. Then they talk about the hottest American player in Europe (20:30). Finally, writer Nico Morales joins to preview the first set of matches in the Champions League round of 16 (37:30). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters

The FC crew discuss the mini-crises at Chelsea (6:30) and Spurs (10:30) and go over other Premier League news. Then Adwait Patil joins to talk about Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds revolution and the Spygate controversy (34:00). Finally, Shaker Samman takes us on a tour of European football (49:30). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters

With the Premier League season halfway over, the 'Ringer FC' crew answers burning questions about the top six: Miles Surrey joins to talk about Chelsea’s signing of Christian Pulisic and Manchester United’s resurgence (5:00) while the xG god Ryan O’Hanlon triumphantly returns to discuss Liverpool’s chances as well as City, Spurs, and Arsenal (29:30). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters

The Ringer FC crew discusses the repercussions of Manchester United’s firing of José Mourinho (0:45) before reflecting on the Premier League table pre-holiday madness (22:00). Then, Micah and Donnie take a tour of world football and nominate their best moments from 2018 (44:45). Hosts: Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, Chris Ryan

The Ringer FC crew offers instant reactions to Spurs and Liverpool advancing to the CL knockout round (0:45), then Chris Ryan joins to discuss the aftermath of the Raheem Sterling racism incident (7:30) as well as the new USMNT manager and other world football news. Finally, soccer legend Alan Shearer joins to answer burning questions about the Premier League (48:00).

Reactions to Matchday Five of the Champions League group stage (0:45), then writer James Yorke joins to discuss Tottenham’s performance so far this season (12:00). Finally, Shaker Samman breaks down the latest update to The Ringer’s Soccer Watchability Rankings (41:30). Hosts: Donnie Kwak and Micah Peters

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak and Micah Peters dissect the Manchester Derby and other world soccer rivalries from the past weekend (0:15). Then writer Andrew Helms joins to break down his Ringer article about the Dutch-born scout who’s scouring the U.S. for Mexican dual nationals to play for El Tri (40:00). Finally, the crew previews the international break and assesses the MLS Cup conference championship matchups (65:00).

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Chris Ryan, and Micah Peters review wins by City, Liverpool, and Chelsea in the Premier League (1:00) then assess the managerial hot seat at the Bernabéu (31:30). Then MLS superfan Matt James joins to discuss the MLS postseason (47:30).

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Micah Peters do a quick UEFA Nations League roundup (1:40) before answering questions from the mailbag (12:12). Then they preview the Premier League weekend ahead (54:20) and make an announcement about the show going forward (59:49).

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak is joined by Ryan O’Hanlon and Micah Peters to discuss José Mourinho’s latest debacle at Manchester United (2:25) as well as the benefits and drawbacks of the Premier League’s continued trend toward super-subbing (26:24). Then, they survey the state of international leagues outside the Premier League, including Barcelona’s and Real Madrid’s recent struggles, and whether this means anyone else has a shot at winning La Liga this season (48:33). Read Ryan O’Hanlon on Harry Kane here. Read Der Spiegel’s piece about the Cristiano Ronaldo allegations here.

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Micah Peters recap an eventful day of Champions League fixtures (2:20) before going over the latest Premier League action (19:16). Then the guys premiere a new segment, ‘Ryan O’Hanlon’s Stat O’ the Week’ (45:01), and take a tour of European soccer (53:31).

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak and Ryan O’Hanlon give their "buy or sell" reactions to trends from the first month of Premier League matches (1:29) and then they catch up on other European soccer news (52:03).

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Micah Peters give some massive overreactions to the first two weeks of Premier League matches (4:08). Then they take of quick tour of other European soccer news (43:36).

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Ryan O’Hanlon sit down to reacclimate themselves with Premier League football after a summer of covering the World Cup (2:30). Then, the trio run down the Premier League table alphabetically and predict whether each team will finish better or worse than their preseason betting odds suggest (7:30).

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Chris Ryan sit down to close out the 2018 FIFA World Cup with a recap of the final. They talk France's dedication and Croatia's ability to overcome adversity before asking whether this is the beginning of a French dynasty. (1:25:00). Then they hand out some World Cup awards, including: Best Defender, Best Attacker, Best Goal, and Worst Haircut (26:40).

The Ringer’s Ryan O’Hanlon, Donnie Kwak, and Micah Peters give their instant reactions to Croatia’s win over England to advance to the World Cup final. Then they give a quick preview of Croatia and France’s matchup for the Cup and an update on transfer news.

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Ryan O’Hanlon discuss France’s win over Belgium to advance to the World Cup Final (1:19) and the news that Cristiano Ronaldo will sign with Juventus (15:09) and preview the England-Croatia semifinal matchup (29:00). Read Ryan O’Hanlon on the Cristiano Ronaldo Transfer here. Read all of The Ringer's World Cup coverage here.

The Ringer’s Donnie Kwak, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Micah Peters play "buy or sell" on the 10 trends they've seen at the 2018 World Cup before previewing France-Belgium.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap the first half of the 2018 World Cup quarterfinals: France-Uruguay and Belgium-Brazil. They talk some national team news and club-level transfer rumors before previewing Sweden-England and Russia-Croatia.

The Ringer's Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon sit down to recap a wild finish to the round of 16. They talk about England besting Colombia in a match that came down to penalty kicks, as well as a lackluster match between Sweden and Switzerland that sent Sweden to the quarterfinals. Then they preview the World Cup quarterfinals matchups: France-Uruguay, Brazil-Belgium, England-Sweden, and Russia-Croatia.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap the first six matches in the round of 16, including Belgium's comeback win against Japan and the Neymar show that pushed Brazil through to the quarterfinals over Mexico. Then they run through some tournament news and preview tomorrow's matches: Sweden-Switzerland and England-Colombia.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak and Micah Peters connect to recap the final day of the World Cup group stage. They discuss Colombia-Senegal, Japan-Poland, the fair-play rule that sent Japan to the round of 16 at the expense of Senegal, and Belgium-England. Then they run through some tournament news and preview a few of the more anticipated matches in the round of 16.

The Ringer's Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap Germany–South Korea, Serbia-Brazil, Mexico-Sweden, and Switzerland–Costa Rica. They look ahead to some of the more anticipated matches in the round of 16, including France-Argentina, Brazil-Mexico, and Uruguay-Portugal, before previewing tomorrow's matches.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap a wild finish to the Argentina-Nigeria match, along with Iceland-Croatia, Peru-Australia, and France-Denmark, before saying goodbye to the Peruvian and Australian national teams. Then they look ahead to tomorrow's slate of games.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap Portugal-Iran, Morocco-Spain, Uruguay-Russia, and Egypt–Saudi Arabia before analyzing England's proficiency at scoring off of set pieces. Then they look ahead to Tuesday's and Wednesday's games before discussing what could be a lopsided bracket for the round of 16.

The Ringer's Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon sit down to recap Day 9 of the 2018 World Cup. They review Serbia-Switzerland, Brazil–Costa Rica, and Nigeria-Iceland, before comparing and contrasting the Argentine and Brazilian national teams (1:07). Then they preview the weekend's slate of matches, including Germany-Sweden, Mexico–South Korea, Belgium-Tunisia, England-Panama, Colombia-Poland, and Japan-Nigeria, before giving an English national team update (18:42)

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap Day 8 of the 2018 World Cup. They review Argentina-Croatia, France-Peru, and Denmark-Australia before saying goodbye to the Peruvian national team and proposing a wager on Saturday's Mexico-South Korea match. Then they preview Day 9's slate of matches: Nigeria-Iceland, Brazil-Costa Rica, and Serbia Switzerland.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak, Ryan O'Hanlon, and Micah Peters recap an ostensibly boring Day 7 of the 2018 World Cup. They review Iran-Spain, Portugal-Morocco, and Uruguay–Saudi Arabia, before saying goodbye to the Saudi Arabian, Moroccan, and Egyptian national teams. Then they discuss some news from England's national team and preview Day 8's slate, including France-Peru, Australia-Denmark, and Argentina-Croatia.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak and Ryan O'Hanlon connect to recap Day 6 of the 2018 World Cup. They review Russia-Egypt, Poland-Senegal, and Japan-Colombia. Then they discuss the unusual number of own-goals in the tournament so far and how VAR can effect the outcome of a match before previewing Day 7's slate of games, including Morocco-Portugal, Uruguay-Saudi Arabia, and Iran-Spain.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak and Ryan O'Hanlon review the England-Tunisia match along with Mexico-Germany, Belgium-Panama, and Sweden-Korea before previewing Colombia-Japan.

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Micah Peters react to Spain and Portugal’s instant classic in the group stage before looking ahead to this weekend’s slate.

The Ringer's Donnie Kwak and Ryan O'Hanlon team up to review the World Cup opener between Russia and Saudi Arabia, which Russia won, 5-0. They also share their thoughts on Fox's broadcast and preview tomorrow's matches: Egypt-Uruguay, Morocco-Iran, and Spain-Portugal.

The Ringer's Chris Ryan, Ryan O'Hanlon, and Micah Peters break down the 10 best teams heading into the 2018 World Cup.

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan, Ryan O’Hanlon, Micah Peters, and Donnie Kwak lay out all of their previews and predictions for the 2018 World Cup groups (0:38). Then O’Hanlon connects with writers Andrew Helms and Matt Pentz to discuss their feature reporting why the USMNT didn’t make the 2018 World Cup (36:29).

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Donnie Kwak reflect on this year’s EPL season—where Manchester City walked off winning the title with 100 points—before jumping ahead to next season to ask where Man City goes from here and how Arsenal can fix itself. Finally, they discuss the coaching carousel, give out some end-of-season awards, and finish up with Micah's trip to the LAFC-NYCFC match last weekend.

The Ringer’s Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, Ryan O’Hanlon, and Donnie Kwak connect to talk about the UEFA Champions League (2:56) and the fall of Arsenal Football Club and Arsène Wenger (19:33) before finishing up with some Italian soccer talk (35:17).

The Ringer's Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, Ryan O'Hanlon, and Donnie Kwak reunite to discuss why they aren’t that excited about Manchester City winning the Premier League (01:10) and the stickiness that surrounds the Wolverhampton promotion (10:10). Then they talk about Harry Kane betting his daughter’s life on a goal he may or may not have scored (22:05), Gianluigi Buffon’s red card and the reactions that followed (29:10), and Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s World Cup status (40:50).

The Ringer's Ryan O'Hanlon, Micah Peters, and Donnie Kwak call an emergency micro-pod to discuss Barcelona's epic Champions League collapse against Roma and Liverpool's four-goal victory over Manchester City.

The Ringer's Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, Ryan O'Hanlon, and Donnie Kwak reunite to discuss Zlatan Ibrahimovic's MLS debut and the electrifying match between the L.A. Galaxy and LAFC (2:45). Then they break down the end of the EPL's top-four race (14:00), check in on World Cup preparations (30:30), and end with a Christian Pulisic update (36:50).

The Ringer's Ryan O'Hanlon, Micah Peters, Chris Ryan, and Donnie Kwak connect to power-rank international soccer story lines, including Tottenham's loss to Juventus, Real Madrid's win over PSG, Bundesliga TV contracts, 2026 World Cup bids, and more. For More Soccer: Ryan O'Hanlon's Article on TheRinger.com

The Ringer's Ryan O'Hanlon, Micah Peters, Chris Ryan, and Donnie Kwak connect to talk about Champions League results, including PSG's loss to Real Madrid (3:10) and blowout wins for Manchester City and Liverpool (10:35). Moving onto Zonal Question Marks, they wonder whether Juventus played too conservatively after taking an early lead against Tottenham (25:00). They then ask, "Is there a Premier League TV rights bubble?" (37:45) before giving their thoughts on the new president of U.S. Soccer, Carlos Cordeiro (44:00).

The Ringer's Ryan O'Hanlon, Micah Peters, Chris Ryan, and Donnie Kwak break down the specifics of the January transfer window by examining the crises at Arsenal (2:10), Chelsea (11:00), and Manchester United (19:25). Then the guys try to explain why this year's transfer window was so hectic (27:35). Finally Ryan and Chris sit down with TV analyst, former MLS player, and U.S. Soccer presidential candidate Kyle Martino to talk about the problems plaguing American soccer and how he proposes to fix them (47:05).

This Week in Ringer Sports features ‘The Bill Simmons Podcast’ with Mike Francesa discussing the tension between Tom Brady and Bill Belichick (00:38), ‘Ringer University’ discussing the upcoming College Football Playoff final (07:04), ‘The Ringer NFL Show’ discussing playoff teams in an imaginary scenario with Blake Bortles at QB (11:13), ‘Against All Odds’ discussing gambling props for wild-card weekend and the College Football Playoff championship game (12:17), ‘Sources Say’ discussing how the Cavaliers-Celtics game brought the LeBron and Kyrie split back into the spotlight (15:43), ‘Ringer FC’ discussing the impact of Liverpool FC acquiring Virgil van Dijk (21:45), ‘One Shining Podcast’ discussing the legacy of Joe Castiglione (26:38), and ‘The Masked Man Show’ discussing the Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho match at ‘Wrestle Kingdom 12' (28:49).

This Week in Ringer Sports features 'The Bill Simmons Podcast' with Mike Francesa on Jimmy Garoppolo (00:50), 'The Ringer NBA Show' on the Houston Rockets' hot streak (4:06), 'The Ringer NFL Show' on the L.A. Rams' and Jacksonville Jaguars' Super Bowl potential (9:32), 'Ringer University' previewing the Rose Bowl between Oklahoma and Georgia (14:55), 'Ringer FC' on the future of goalkeeping (20:00), and 'Against All Odds With Cousin Sal' on a special holiday gambling prop (23:40).

'This Week in Ringer Sports’ features ‘The Ringer NFL Show’ on the impact of the Carson Wentz injury (00:30), 'The Bill Simmons Podcast' with Kevin Clark and Bill's dad on the Patriots-Steelers matchup (5:00), ‘One Shining Podcast With Titus and Tate’ on Duke losing to Boston College (08:45), ‘The Ringer NBA Show’ on the Rockets as a potential landing spot for LeBron this offseason (14:30), ‘The J.J. Redick Podcast’ with Karl-Anthony Towns on the current crop of NBA big men (19:15), ‘Ringer FC’ on the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 matchups (23:45), and ‘The Masked Man Show’ on the main event for New Japan’s 'Wrestle Kingdom 12' (27:00).

Featuring 'Heat Check' on a potential new NBA award, 'The Ringer NFL show' on surprising NFC teams, 'Against All Odds With Cousin Sal' on NFL gambling myths, 'Ringer FC' on World Cup qualification ideas, 'Ringer University' on Tennessee's and Florida's coaching vacancies, and 'One Shining Podcast With Titus and Tate' on college basketball coaches. 

The Ringer's Ryan O'Hanlon, Micah Peters, and Donnie Kwak connect to go through the 'Ringer FC' mailbag. They answer listener-submitted questions, including ones about how embarrassed some fans should be about their teams missing the 2018 World Cup, a Soccer–'Space Jam' scenario, great soccer movies, and more.

In the first installment of ‘This Week in Ringer Sports’ we feature ‘One Shining Podcast with Titus and Tate’ on Louisville without Pitino, ‘The Bill Simmons Podcast’ with Dan Patrick on their favorite NBA shooters, ‘The Ringer MLB Show’ on Shohei Otani’s potential move stateside, ‘The Ringer NFL Show’ on the Packers without Aaron Rodgers, ‘The Ringer NBA Show’ on the Eric Bledsoe trade, ‘The Masked Man Show’ on the new Ric Flair documentary, ‘Ringer FC’ on the fresh new faces of the U.S. men’s national team, ‘Ringer University’ on Notre Dame vs. Miami, ‘NBA Group Chat’ on Porzingis, Lowry, and Ball, and ‘Against all Odds with Cousin Sal’ on who’d win a fake fight between Tony Romo and Deion Sanders.  

The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue their 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening day and discuss which teams could win the Super Bowl if Bill Belichick was their coach (02:30). Then, the guys talk about why a pair of AFC West teams could be in for the season from hell (09:45), and they welcome Ringer FC host and long suffering Jets fan, Ryan O’Hanlon for a special guest question (17:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin explain how the Giants O-line may prevent Beckham and Marshall from shining (28:00), and why the Raiders may be vulnerable on defense this season (29:30).

In the debut 'Ringer FC' episode, Chris Ryan and Ryan O'Hanlon get fired up for the Premier League 2017-18 season. They discuss the Neymar transfer, how it affects the transfer market (2:10), and Premier League offseason winners and losers (16:00). Later, Ryan and Chris give their picks for the top six this season (32:40).

Ringer soccer fanatics Chris Ryan, Micah Peters, and Ryan O'Hanlon team up to talk all things football. Joined by Ringer staff and guests, they will cover the Premier League, the USMNT, Bundesliga, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, as well as international soccer ahead of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.