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Jacob is joined by Simon Collings of The Sun — one of the most well-connected journalists covering Arsenal day to day. Pre-season is underway, Tzolis is in training, and the transfer room is absolutely nuts. Here's what's inside:

After a fifty-five year wait, England’s soccer team finally made it to the European Football Championship Cup finals. Locked in a tie with Italy, the game was decided by a penalty shootout. England’s last chance fell to a young player named Bukayo Saka. But as Saka kicked the penalty shot, Italy’s goalkeeper deflected it. England fans wept; the Cup was lost. Few will forget what happened next, though. England’s manager, Gareth Southgate, walked over to the devastated Saka and embraced him. Southgate knew how Saka felt. In 1996 it was he, as a young player, who had missed the penalty shot that cost England a place in the semi-finals, and England’s then-manager Terry Venables had comforted him in the very same way. “Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,” Paul says, “who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God” (2 Corinthians 1:3–4). Just as Southgate passed on to Saka what he’d received from Venables, Paul discovered that God’s comfort in his distress enabled him to comfort others in theirs, building their endurance (v. 6). Nothing is wasted with our “God of all comfort” (v. 3). He can use our disappointment for good. One day Bukayo Saka will probably comfort a young player the way Southgate comforted him. Let’s do the same, passing on God’s comfort to create an endless chain of encouragement.

Welcome back to World Cup Daily #48! Today, John and James Toland return to review a legendary, topsy-turvy goal-fest at the Hard Rock Stadium before shifting focus to tonight's generation-defining grand final in New Jersey!We break down the historic metrics and touchline systems unfiltered:The 10-Goal Miami Explosion: England clinches third place at the World Cup after a jaw-dropping 6-4 victory over France. Thomas Tuchel's side stormed into a commanding 4-0 half-time lead courtesy of a Declan Rice stunner, an Ezri Konsa header, and a quick-fire Bukayo Saka brace. Despite a furious second-half onslaught from France, Saka completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot before Jude Bellingham sealed the win with a brilliant individual strike deep in stoppage time.Historical Records Broken: While France's defense fell apart, their attackers made history. Kylian Mbappé netted a brilliant double, moving him to 22 overall goals to officially pass Lionel Messi as the all-time top scorer in FIFA World Cup history. Meanwhile, Michael Olise registered his seventh assist of the tournament, officially breaking Pelé's legendary single-World Cup record set back in 1970.The Deschamps Farewell: This chaotic shootout marked the final official match for Didier Deschamps, ending a historic 14-year tenure consisting of 185 matches in charge of Les Bleus. We break down Adrien Rabiot's scathing post-match comments calling out teammates who failed to show up with full focus in the first half.⏱️ MID-SHOW HYDRATION BREAK

The Messi Effect | BONUS | Saturday, July 18, 2026England 6-4 France — the craziest Third Place game in World Cup history at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL. TEN GOALS. Saka hat-trick (37', 45'+1, 87' PEN). Rice 3', Konsa 18' header. Mbappe brace (48', 66'). Barcola 54', Dembele 90'+6, Bellingham 90'+8. England 4-0 up at halftime, France cut it to 4-3 by 66', Saka pen restored cushion, wild stoppage-time finish. England finish 3rd. France humiliated.Subscribe and follow The Messi Effect for daily 2026 FIFA World Cup coverage.AI was used for news gathering and production assistance.#WorldCup2026 #FIFAWorldCup #MessiEffect #England #France #ThirdPlace #Saka #Mbappe #Bellingham #HatTrick #HardRockStadium #AmericasWorldCup #WorldCupPodcast #Soccer #Football #CalorogaSharkMedia

Det är dags för stor finaldag i fotbolls-VM, men först måste panelen raseri-snacka om bronsmatchen mellan England och Frankrike. Ett "fullständigt haveri" utspelade sig där förbundskaptenerna Thomas Tuchel och Didier Deschamps sågas jäms med fotknölarna för sina absurda laguttagningar och inställning till bronsmatchen. Varför bänkades Saka i VM-semin mot Argentina för att sedan göra 90 minuter och ett hattrick i bronsmatchen och varför fick inte en slutkörd Rice vila? Vi blickar sedan mot drömfinalen mellan Spanien och Argentina, där den spanska maskinen ställs mot argentinas brinnande hjärta. Kan underbarnet Lamine Yamal rubba Lionel Messi på den största scenen? Vi diskuterar Spaniens överlägsna bollkontroll och Argentinas närmast ”psykotiska” driv. Avslutningsvis laddar vi för den allsvenska fotbollshelgen där bland annat AIK:s totala förvandling och lagbygge under tränaren José Riveiro tokhyllas. Medverkande: Isak Dahlin, Pär Lagerström & Andreas Brännström Ansvarig utgivare: Karin Olsson

Det är dags för stor finaldag i fotbolls-VM, men först måste panelen raseri-snacka om bronsmatchen mellan England och Frankrike. Ett "fullständigt haveri" utspelade sig där förbundskaptenerna Thomas Tuchel och Didier Deschamps sågas jäms med fotknölarna för sina absurda laguttagningar och inställning till bronsmatchen. Varför bänkades Saka i VM-semin mot Argentina för att sedan göra 90 minuter och ett hattrick i bronsmatchen och varför fick inte en slutkörd Rice vila? Vi blickar sedan mot drömfinalen mellan Spanien och Argentina, där den spanska maskinen ställs mot argentinas brinnande hjärta. Kan underbarnet Lamine Yamal rubba Lionel Messi på den största scenen? Vi diskuterar Spaniens överlägsna bollkontroll och Argentinas närmast ”psykotiska” driv. Avslutningsvis laddar vi för den allsvenska fotbollshelgen där bland annat AIK:s totala förvandling och lagbygge under tränaren José Riveiro tokhyllas. Medverkande: Isak Dahlin, Pär Lagerström & Andreas Brännström Ansvarig utgivare: Karin Olsson

Gran pase filtrado de Eze para Saka que hizo el cuarto al ras del descanso.

Resumen de los goles del partido entre Francia e Inglaterra del Mundial 2026.

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Resumen de los goles del partido entre Francia e Inglaterra del Mundial 2026.

Pete's under the weather. Jacob drove to the wrong town this week and is not fully recovered. The World Cup is done. The transfer window is about to explode. Perfect conditions for a Friday therapy session. Here's what's inside:

The audio version of this episode was delayed due to a technical issue.Adrian Goldberg sits in for Dotun and disucsses England's loss to Argentina with Jen Offord and Tommy Stewart. In this episode of World Cup Daily, we break down the "calamity and catastrophe" of England's loss. From Thomas Tuchel's controversial substitutions and defensive formation to Lionel Messi's late-game masterclass, we explore whether England bottled it or were simply outclassed by a genius. We also dive into the "dark arts" of the game, the impact of injury-laden stars like Saka and Rice, and the structural issues within the Premier League that might be holding the national team back.Join the Brazilian Shirt Name Whatsapp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBNgO58PgsAgQXRP32T

With the World Cup drawing to a rather painful close, we look back at England's exit to Argentina and wonder what we could have done differently. Concerns obviously over the fitness of Rice and Saka, along with the news of Saliba's lengthy absence adding to our pre-season concerns. With that in mind we also look at potential incomings, including the arrival of Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge for £34m, replacing the Besiktas-bound Trossard. Will we now push ahead with attempts to sign Rogers, Barcola, Bruno G? Please enjoy, like, share etc. COYG!NEW! Check out our exclusively designed merchandise including t-shirts, hoodies and the iconic North Bank mug at ⁠northbankpod.myshopify.com⁠For exclusive access, content and discounts on our range of merchandise, join our North Bank community:FREE on Patreon!Join the conversation on our socials:BlueSky @northbankpod.bsky.socialTwitter / X @northbankpodTikTok @northbankpodInstagram @northbankpodYouTube @NorthBankPod and discover more on our website, thenorthbankfc.com The North Bank. An Arsenal Podcast.Produced by The Podcast Company.© TNB Productions Ltd.

England OUT! Saka and Rice Worries, Saliba OUT for 4-5 MONTHS?! Arsenal Transfer ShowEngland are OUT of the World Cup, concerns are growing around Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice, and shock reports are claiming William Saliba could be sidelined for as long as four to five months.In today's episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton reacts to England's exit and assesses the implications for Arsenal's key players heading into the new season.We discuss the latest surrounding Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice following their international involvement, before analysing the claims regarding William Saliba and whether Arsenal supporters should be genuinely concerned.

This week on Bad Dads Film Review, regular programming is temporarily suspended because the World Cup has taken over. No movie this time — instead, Sidey, Dan, Cris and Reegs look ahead to England v Argentina on Wednesday 15 July 2026, and ask the most important question in football: is it actually coming home?What we covered#ICH: the birth of “It's Coming Home” energy and why this World Cup feels different.England's long road from the lows of Euro 2008, Steve McClaren's brolly, Iceland, and the underachieving golden generation.Why the modern England setup has changed: St George's Park, elite player development, the under-21 pipeline, and a squad that actually seems to like each other.Gareth Southgate's legacy: restoring pride and culture, even if tactical caution may have cost England against Italy, Croatia and Spain.Thomas Tuchel's England: more intensity, better defensive structure, set pieces, positive substitutions, and a clearer tactical plan.England's tournament so far: not always dazzling, but resilient, adaptable and capable of raising the level when the opposition demands it.Hydration breaks: cynical advert break, useful tactical reset, and Dan's preferred toilet window.England's attacking identity: direct, vertical, fast and built around Kane's movement, Bellingham's late arrivals, and wide players who can stretch tired full-backs.The “starters and finishers” idea: Madueke as chaos engine, Saka as late-game punishment.Argentina's threat: shithousery, tempo control, physicality, Romero, and the small matter of Lionel Messi.Cris's theory that England win if they keep the tempo high and make Argentina run.Predictions: Cris 3–0 England, Reegs 3–2 England, Sidey/Dan closer to 1–0 or 2–1, possibly after extra time.Sidey's BetBuilder: Gordon to score, Romero booked, England to go through.Key moments / quotesDan opens with the unavoidable: “It's coming home.”Sidey describes it as “a change to regular programming” because the World Cup has taken over.The group revisits the old England problem: club rivalries, players sitting at separate tables, and a golden generation that never really became a team.Cris backs the development pathway argument, noting how promoting from within helped bypass old rivalries.Dan gives Southgate credit for putting pride back into the shirt, even if he was not always convinced by him as a manager.Reegs frames Tuchel's England as reflecting “some of the best things about English football”: intensity, defensive security and set pieces.Cris says England are not Spain, France or Brazil in terms of central artistry — they are more direct, more vertical, more “crash bang wallop”.The group agrees Messi is still the great unknown: maybe the old days are gone, but nobody wants to be the team that finds out they are not.Sidey's gambling-adjacent closing thought: Gordon goal, Romero yellow, England through.VerdictConfidence is high, but nobody is fully relaxed because England are England and Argentina are Argentina. The dads are backing England to go through, but with varying degrees of emotional self-protection.You can now text us anonymously to leave feedback, suggest future content or simply hurl abuse at us. We'll read out any texts we receive on the show. Click here to try it out!We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. If it hasn't been completely destroyed yet you can usually find us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review, on email at baddadsjsy@gmail.com or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads

Welcome back to World Cup Daily #41! Today, Shaq and James Toland break down a masterclass of containment in Dallas, tracking how Didier Deschamps' rigid selections backfired while turning their focus toward tonight's blockbuster semifinal between England and Argentina!We break down the tactical setups and historical rivalries unfiltered:⏱️ MID-SHOW HYDRATION BREAK

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Bruno Guimaraes REACTION, Rice & Saka Through! MAJOR Nwaneri Boost! - The Arsenal Transfer ShowReaction to the latest Bruno Guimarães developments, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka are through, and Arsenal have received a major boost regarding Emerson Nwaneri.In today's episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton reacts to the newest Bruno Guimarães news and assesses what it means for Arsenal's transfer plans moving forward.We also discuss the latest international action involving Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka, whose progress provides another positive update for Arsenal supporters. Plus, there is significant news surrounding Nwaneri that could have major implications for his brother's future.

Odegaard Stars In Huge Win! The Gabis are Coming Home, Saka Sparks England Victory - Arsenal Transfer ShowMartin Odegaard starred in a huge win over Brazil, Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Magalhães are finally heading home, and Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice helped inspire England to another important victory over Mexico!In today's episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton rounds up the latest international action involving Arsenal's stars and what their performances mean as attention begins to turn back towards club football.We discuss Martin Odegaard's standout display, Bukayo Saka's influence in England's latest success, and the return of Arsenal's Brazilian contingent as Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Magalhães prepare to rejoin the squad.

Welcome back to another episode of Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet!Gary Neville, Roy Keane, Ian Wright and the returning Jill Scott react to England's win over Panama and assess where Thomas Tuchel's side stands heading into the Round of 32. Are England genuine contenders, or are there still major questions to answer?The panel discuss Jude Bellingham's standout display, Harry Kane's influence, and whether Bukayo Saka has been brought back too soon after injury. They also assess England's wide players and ask which winger is ready to hit top form at the business end of the tournament.With Reece James ruled out through injury, the team debates England's options at right-back after Jarell Quansah stepped into the role against Panama, and whether Tuchel should have taken Trent Alexander-Arnold to the World Cup.Later in the show, Duncan Ferguson joins the panel to reflect on Scotland's tournament, Steve Clarke's decision to step down, and what comes next for Scottish football.Plus, the gang rounds things off with another edition of ITV7 and answers more of your community questions.This episode is sponsored by ITV7 Football.ITV7 Football is completely free to play! Simply download the ITV7 app and answer seven questions, for your chance to win huge jackpots this tournament!18+. T&Cs apply.This episode is also sponsored by Saily.

On this episode, Harry Symeou rounds up the latest Arsenal news. We discuss whether or not the Gunners are likely to communicate another offer to Newcastle United for Bruno Guimaraes. We discuss yet more changes to the club's backroom staff, Rice being rested by England and Saka's assist during the victory over Panama. Plus, we'll take your thoughts and a bunch of your questions from the live chat box. SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEW CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/@harrysymeoumedia To sign up as a Patreon, get additional episodes, ad-free episodes and become a part of our discord server, click the link below: https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink 0:00 - Podcast intro 5:50 - The latest on Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal 17:00 - Questions/comments from the live chat 27:01 - More changes to the Arsenal backroom staff 28:14 - Arsenal closing in on new Academy director 29:01 - Granit Xhaka to Chelsea? Listen to 'The Rise of Pafos FC' on Apple podcasts or Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rise-of-pafos-fc-with-harry-symeou/id1334407316?i=1000746012823 #arsenal #transfer #news Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is it now time for Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford?!  Ben, Tom and Watto are back to discuss the latest from the England camp ahead of their final World Cup group fixture against Panama. The lads discuss Reece James' fitness, could Anthony Gordon play at right-back and does Thomas Tuchel know his best team? Scotland were well beaten by Brazil, are they heading home?  There's all that to come plus the Quiz, so stay tuned to the end to see who wins! 

Vai tie būtu neirologi, kas ar magnētiskās rezonanses uzņemtiem attēliem skaidro to, ko redzam sapņos, vai varbūt meditācija, kuru cenšamies izskaidrot ar datiem – vēlme nomērīt un izskaidrot ir ļoti raksturīga cilvēkiem. Ko varam un ko nevaram racionāli skaidrot? Sarunā piedalās fiziķis, Latvijas Universitātes profesors Mārcis Auziņš un Latvijas Universitātes Filozofijas un Socioloģijas institūta vadošais pētnieks Uldis Vēgners.

Johnny and Jacob are sweating through a London heatwave to bring you this one, but they push through. World Cup talk, transfer talk, and a proper look at Arsenal's plan for the season ahead Here's what's inside:

Approaches Expected for Bouaddi and Rogers, Christos Tzolis Update, Secret Talks Batted Away - Arsenal Transfer ShowApproaches for Ayyoub Bouaddi and Morgan Rogers expected, Christos Tzolis remains a player of interest, and fresh talk surrounding Julian Alvarez has been firmly batted away.In today's episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the latest developments in Arsenal's summer recruitment plans as Andrea Berta continues to shape the club's strategy.We discuss the expectation that Arsenal could make moves for both Ayyoub Bouaddi and Morgan Rogers, analyse the latest update involving Christos Tzolis, and assess the reports surrounding Julian Alvarez that have surfaced once again.

Phil Egan is back with Monday's World Cup Daily, rounding up a busy day at the tournament and at home.Cape Verde continue their fairytale debut as Roberto Lopes features again in a dramatic 2-2 draw with Uruguay, leaving qualification firmly in their own hands. Spain register their first win with a 4-0 rout of Saudi Arabia, as Lamine Yamal gets off the mark.Egypt make history with their first ever World Cup win, while Belgium are left frustrated after a scoreless draw with Iran — who leave a powerful message in the dressing room.Plus: Argentina v Austria, Mbappé's record chase, Neymar fitness, Saka management, LOI title race talk, and the Ronaldo debate.World Cup Daily on Off The Ball, brought to you by Lynx, “A Proud Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2026“. Smell Your Best When You Look Your WorstBecome a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Hayley McQueen rounds up your headlines from the World Cup this Monday morning, as Mo Salah inspires Egypt to their first ever World Cup win, Cape Verde score their first goals at the tournament, and Iran battle to a draw against Belgium. Plus, Lamine Yamal's on target in his first World Cup start for Spain and we hear the latest from the England camp ahead of their next match against Ghana.

Premier League Fixtures - The Good & The Bad! Saka Fitness Concerns Go On - The Arsenal Transfer ShowThe Premier League fixtures are out! Arsenal now know the road ahead in their title defence, but is the schedule kind or cruel? We break down the good, the bad, and the potentially season-defining stretches of the campaign.In today's episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton analyses the newly released fixture list, highlighting the biggest opportunities and toughest challenges facing Mikel Arteta's side.We also discuss the ongoing fitness concerns surrounding Bukayo Saka and what the latest developments could mean for Arsenal as preparations for the new season continue.

Johnny and Jacob are back with a new midweek format. World Cup is on. Arsenal's window is heating up. This is part one. Here's what's inside:

Hayley McQueen is here with your daily dose of all things World Cup as we break down the headlines on day six, including Iran's first match at this World Cup, Mo Salah's staring role for Egypt and our first big shock of the tournament. Plus, we hear what Bukayo Saka has had to say as England prepare to face Croatia, and we look ahead to today's fixtures involving France and Argentina with Dave Reed.

World Cups are simply more fun when the Three Lions are roaring. England enters the tournament with a raft of stars, a newish German coach and the ever-present weight of expectation. How will they handle the literal and metaphorical heat? We ask former Lioness Izzy Christiansen to break down the storylines that matter before hitting on the insane World Cup debut of Cape Verde.Featured: Izzy Christiansen, former England Lioness and Sky Sports pundit.To catch up on everything that's making sports headlines recently, listen to more episodes of ABC Sport Daily,' hosted by Patrick Stack on ABC listen or wherever you get your podcasts, and get in touch with them on social media via @abc_sport. In the episodes we will cover big sporting personalities and all sports, including cricket, soccer, F1, NBA, AFL, AFLW to NRLW & NRL news, to covering competitions like the Olympics, the World Cup, The Ashes, Grand Prix and Grand Finals and more. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The summer transfer window is underway and The NN Pod launches its new weekly Transfer Show with a discussion that quickly turns into a full Arsenal squad rebuild.The episode opens with “Fantasy Threesome”, a summer planning game where Gavin, Justin and Elliott each select three current Arsenal players they would move on and three replacements they would target. Gabriel Jesus, Ben White, Martin Ødegaard, Gabriel Martinelli, Ethan Nwaneri and Kai Havertz all come under discussion as the hosts debate what Arsenal's next evolution could look like.Attention then turns to the latest transfer rumours surrounding the club. The team discuss the persistent links to Morgan Rogers, why Morgan Gibbs-White appears less convincing, and whether either player represents the level Arsenal should be targeting after another title-winning campaign.There is also discussion around reports linking Arsenal with PSG youngster Emmanuel Mbemba, the latest Riccardo Calafiori to Real Madrid rumours, and Bayern Munich's reported interest in Gabriel Martinelli.Elsewhere, Brighton continue their search for the next breakout talent, Manchester United move closer to signing Ederson from Atalanta, and the show finishes with a debate on Andy Robertson's proposed move to Tottenham and what it could mean for his Liverpool legacy.The first Transfer Pod of the summer is here.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables & Intro(00:18) - Transfer Show Set Up(01:16) - Fantasy Threesome: The Summer Rebuild Game(02:12) - Elliott's Three Sales: Jesus, White & Ødegaard(06:08) - Replacements: Vlahović, Right-Back Options & The Ødegaard Problem(08:36) - Justin's Three Sales: Jesus, Martinelli & Nwaneri(10:05) - Justin's Replacement Targets: Kroupi, Tonali & Godts(12:00) - Gavin's Three Sales: White, Martinelli & Havertz(14:10) - Gavin's Replacement Targets: Palestra, Barcola & Kroupi or Endrick(16:53) - The Morgan Links: Should Arsenal Move?(22:02) - Emmanuel Mbemba Rumours & Arsenal's Recruitment Model(23:46) - Calafiori, Real Madrid & The Value Question(25:51) - Martinelli, Bayern Munich & Potential Departures(27:31) - Brighton Sign Zadoc Yohanna(29:14) - Ederson to Manchester United Discussion(30:55) - Andy Robertson, Spurs & Premier League Legacy(34:52) - Outro

Avsnitt nummer 496 av Arsenal Göteborg Podcast! Filip och Tobbe är redan tillbaka med ett sommaravsnitt! Det snackas högt och lågt om det mesta, med start om Filips bröllop. Sedan så snackas det om Arsenal-Crystal Palace från 1985 och Viv Anderson. Givetvis så snackas det om VM och transfers. Det snackas om greker och olika syn på fenomenet “andramålvakter”. Det pratar procent och vänsteryttrar, kultstatus och vad äter Saka för pre-game dinner inför varje match? Detta och MYCKET mer i detta avsnitt!

On this episode, Harry Symeou discusses why 'Arteta-ball' appears to be a huge inspiration for Thomas Tuchel's England as the World Cup kicks off this evening. We discuss the crazy bid Manchester City saw rejected for Declan Rice's midfield partner Elliot Anderson, we talk Bukayo Saka & Jamie Vardy's comments regarding failed Arsenal move. To sign up as a Patreon, get additional episodes, ad-free episodes and become a part of our discord server, click the link below: https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Listen to 'The Rise of Pafos FC' on Apple podcasts or Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rise-of-pafos-fc-with-harry-symeou/id1334407316?i=1000746012823 #arsenal #afc #transfers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode, Harry Symeou rounds up all the latest Arsenal-related stories. We discuss the big story from Spain. Real Madrid had a €150m bid for Julian Alvarez rejected (we can forget signing him) but what does that mean for Vinicius Jr? Could he be available this summer? We also react to Thomas Tuchel's comments regarding Bukayo Saka and discuss the appointment of Arnaldo Abrantes who will take over as the club's new doctor. All of that plus we take your thoughts from the live chat box. To sign up as a Patreon, get additional episodes, ad-free episodes and become a part of our discord server, click the link below: https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Listen to 'The Rise of Pafos FC' on Apple podcasts or Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rise-of-pafos-fc-with-harry-symeou/id1334407316?i=1000746012823 #arsenal #afc #transfers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hayley McQueen brings you your bitesize guide to everything you need to know on the eve of the World Cup finals!Hear from England manager Thomas Tuchel who's revealed a fitness concern for Bukayo Saka. Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon tells us about his hopes of becoming the oldest player to take to the field at the tournament. And there's an update on how Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are preparing with Argentina and Portugal.-•For all the latest football news, head to www.skysports.com/football•For advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

Johnny's at the parade, voice destroyed, heart full. Pete's at home, processing. Arsenal are Premier League champions. They were Champions League finalists. And there is a lot to say. Here's what's inside:

Scott and Adam process Arsenal's penalty shootout defeat to PSG in the Champions League Final, a loss that stings without feeling like an indictment of the performance. The episode opens 24 hours on, with both hosts landing somewhere closer to proud than devastated. Adam keeps coming back to Gabriel, who skied the decisive penalty and deserved that ending less than almost anyone, and to the sense that a shootout loss tells you very little about a team. Scott frames it against the alternative: this was not Inter getting blown out in last year's final. Arsenal were in this one. It played out almost exactly as he predicted, a tight game decided by a handful of moments, right on the knife edge, and this time the edge fell PSG's way. The match breakdown is the heart of the episode, and both hosts land on the same read. Arsenal made a conscious choice to cede possession, sit in a medium-low block, and use PSG's strengths against them. It worked. Scott notes that outside the penalty, PSG managed only four chances above ten percent xG, and through 90 minutes the non-penalty xG was roughly 0.8 to 0.6 in Arsenal's favor, with the two biggest chances of the game both falling to Havertz. The argument both hosts make is that the 72-28 possession split and lopsided shot count are not evidence of a problem, they are evidence of a plan. PSG had no central access, no zone 14 touches, and visibly ran out of ideas against a team built to deny exactly that. As Adam puts it, there is a difference between not threatening because you cannot and not threatening because you are not trying to, and that distinction is the whole game. Doing this to one of the two or three best attacks in the world is an accomplishment, not a failure. From there the conversation turns to the officiating, which both hosts felt was unusually prominent. The referee twice blew his whistle before Arsenal could take a corner, a pointed and demonstrative call you almost never see outside a blowout, and the run of ticky-tack fouls and Saka's yellow consistently punished whichever side was out of possession, which by design was Arsenal. On the two major decisions, they agree the Mosquera penalty was correct if soft, and that the Madueke no-call on Nuno Mendes in extra time was a far bigger miss. Scott makes the point he keeps returning to: a no-call is a call, it shaped the game in PSG's favor just as surely as a whistle would have shaped it in Arsenal's, and being afraid to make the call is the real failing. The substitutions get a full airing. The Timber-for-Mosquera change at the hour was the easy one to back. Bringing Odegaard off for Gyokeres made sense for transitional speed and tired legs, but Adam thinks pulling that much technical quality out of midfield hurt Arsenal's ability to build, a pattern they have seen before this season. The bigger sticking point is Saka. Both hosts understand the fitness logic given his calf, but Saka is the moments player, the one you want available for the four chances a game like this offers and for the shootout itself. The counterpoint is that Enrique pulled Dembele, Kvaratskhelia and Vitinha too, so both teams reached penalties without their best takers. On the shootout, the hosts dig into the margins, from Safonov reading the scouting report to sit middle for Rice, to Eze's hesitation-filled, twisted run-up that produced a poor strike, to the general debate over the stutter-step approach and whether it is worth the loss of balance unless you take penalties constantly like Lewandowski or Jorginho. PSG won both coin tosses, took the shootout at their own end, and chose to go second. Arsenal missed two. They close on the long view. It is almost 20 years to the day since the 2006 final loss, and the parallels are there, but the key difference is that 2006 marked the end of a chapter while this team is squarely in its prime. Over the next three to five years, this is a side that should be among the best in Europe with more cracks at the trophy to come. Lewis-Skelly, not yet 20, and a 24-year-old Saka anchor a group with time on its side. PSG will likely be back too, and neither host would mind another go at them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Au sommaire du Café des Sports : - J-1 avant la finale de la Ligue des Champions à Budapest, entre le PSG et Arsenal. ; - J-13 avant le coup d'envoi de la Coupe du monde 2026. ; - Vos Cartons Vidéo pour conclure !   J-1 avant la finale de la Ligue des champions à Budapest, entre le PSG et Arsenal. La ruée vers Budapest. Luis Enrique - Mikel Arteta: duel étoilé entre deux entraîneurs au sommet. Kvara vs Saka, qui sortira du lot ? J-13 avant le coup d'envoi de la Coupe du monde 2026. Les sélections peaufinent les derniers réglages. Vos Cartons Vidéo pour conclure ! Un jaune pour alerter | Un vert pour applaudir | Un rouge pour sanctionner le fait footballistique de la semaine. Présentation : Annie Gasnier - Consultants : Xavier Barret, Rémy Ngono, Eric Rabésandratana | Chef d'édition : Saliou Diouf | TCR : Laurent Salerno | Réalisation vidéo : Steven Hesly et Yann Bourdelas.

Au sommaire du Café des Sports : - J-1 avant la finale de la Ligue des Champions à Budapest, entre le PSG et Arsenal. ; - J-13 avant le coup d'envoi de la Coupe du monde 2026. ; - Vos Cartons Vidéo pour conclure !   J-1 avant la finale de la Ligue des champions à Budapest, entre le PSG et Arsenal. La ruée vers Budapest. Luis Enrique - Mikel Arteta: duel étoilé entre deux entraîneurs au sommet. Kvara vs Saka, qui sortira du lot ? J-13 avant le coup d'envoi de la Coupe du monde 2026. Les sélections peaufinent les derniers réglages. Vos Cartons Vidéo pour conclure ! Un jaune pour alerter | Un vert pour applaudir | Un rouge pour sanctionner le fait footballistique de la semaine. Présentation : Annie Gasnier - Consultants : Xavier Barret, Rémy Ngono, Eric Rabésandratana | Chef d'édition : Saliou Diouf | TCR : Laurent Salerno | Réalisation vidéo : Steven Hesly et Yann Bourdelas.

Join us as we wrap up the intense football season, celebrating Arsenal's historic league victory and debating whether they can conquer the Champions League. Discover insights on key performances, tactical analyses, and predictions for the upcoming European battles.In this episode:Arsenal's glorious league win and the significance of their first in 22 yearsPlayer of the season contenders: Bruno Fernandes, Declan Rice, and David RayaManager of the season debates: Mikel Arteta vs. Unai EmeryHighlighted goal and assist of the season, with detailed momentsArsenal vs. PSG: tactical insights and football predictionsThe impact of injuries, transfers, and tactical setups on Champions League prospectsFan reactions, social media influence, and the pressure of winningDiscussions on World Cup squad selections and controversial omissionsRace for the next season's trophies and player performances to watchTimestamps00:00 - Episode intro and season overview02:13 - Arsenal's league triumph and fan celebrations04:00 - Key player highlights: Fernandes, Rice, Raya06:20 - Memorial Day event recap and community vibes15:08 - Premier League vs Champions League: which trophy matters more?22:00 - Top goals and assists commentary from fans27:49 - Performance of the season: Odegaard, Saka, Dorgu, Doku & Raya35:01 - Arsenal's growth, tactical evolution, and manager's journey44:24 - Rivalry talk and Arsenal's future in Europe50:58 - Arsenal's Champions League knockout stage strategies55:15 - PSG's strengths and possible vulnerabilities58:01 - Comparing Arsenal and PSG: style of play and results63:00 - World Cup squad talk: omissions and surprises75:36 - Fan experience, ticket prices, and logistical challenges78:03 - Cristiano Ronaldo's latest trophy haul and career milestones80:42 - Season wrap-up and farewell messagesStay tuned for our World Cup special episodes where we analyze teams, players, and predictions!

Arsenal have a chance to do the double on Saturday evening, but they have to face a PSG team which many believe are the best of their generation.Can they beat them and if so how? There are intriguing one v one battles all over the pitch, from Rice v Vitinha to Saka v Mendes and who plays right back against Kvaratskhelia? what will be the keys to Arsenal lifting the Champions League for the rest time?Before the big preview Gregor Robertson, Tom Clarke and Tony Cascarino look back at a huge win for Oliver Glasner and Crystal Palace, why Adam Wharton didn't make the England squad and Anthony Gordon moving to Barcelona. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This show is sponsored by Kellogg's Football Camps - a brilliant solution for families looking to keep kids active, having fun, and building confidence this summer. Patreon: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/c/Footballforkids Bukayo Saka Part 2 is an inspiring football story for kids, football parents and football families, following on from our first Bukayo Saka episode back in January 2023. In this Football For Kids episode, we continue the incredible journey of Arsenal and England star Bukayo Saka. From becoming one of Arsenal's most important players, to leading the team, shining in the Champions League, standing tall for England at Euro 2024, battling back from injury and helping Arsenal become Premier League champions, this is a story packed with football, courage, kindness and never giving up. We look at Saka's biggest Arsenal moments, his England bravery, his amazing comeback from injury, his goals, assists, Champions League nights, Premier League title race drama and the attitude that has made him one of the most loved footballers in the world. This is not just a football podcast episode about Bukayo Saka. It is a screen-free football story for kids about hard work, resilience, family, faith, humility and believing in yourself even when things get tough. Perfect for young footballers, Arsenal fans, England fans, football-mad kids, parents looking for inspiring football podcasts for children, and families who love stories from the beautiful game. Because Bukayo Saka's story teaches us something powerful: you do not have to be the loudest to lead, you do not have to be perfect to be great, and you do not have to win every battle to become a champion. Sometimes greatness begins with one simple thing. You keep going. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Arsenal arrive at match 37 knowing only a win will do. Two points clear, two games left, one goal behind on goal difference — the context is everything. Gavin, Elliot, and Justin open by unpacking a lineup that raises as many questions as it answers. Havertz up top, Eze and Ødegaard in midfield together, Cristhian Mosquera at right back — it's a selection with ambition baked in, but the balance debate starts immediately.The first half is where the episode lives longest. Arsenal are dominant, chances arrive, and the hosts walk through a sequence of missed opportunities and near-misses that paint a picture of a side that should have been out of sight. Then comes the moment that defines the conversation around officiating — a foul on Saka that every player on the pitch apparently recognises, waved away, and left alone by VAR. The hosts don't let it go quickly, and nor should they.The goal, when it comes, is a set piece. Saka's delivery, Havertz rising, and a celebration that starts before the ball lands. A moment of clarity in an episode full of tension.The second half shifts the texture of the review. A Havertz challenge on Lesley Ugochukwu dominates the discussion — studs down, no force, the ref waves it on, VAR stays silent. The hosts are divided on whether fortune or officiating is the bigger factor, and the broader conversation about how referees and VAR interact becomes one of the episode's most structured debates. Two significant calls in one game, both wrong — the mechanics of why get a full airing.Burnley's physical approach and the referee's willingness to allow it runs as a thread throughout, culminating in a wider reckoning with refereeing consistency and the narrative pundits and commentators build around it.After the match is wrapped, the hosts pull back. The stats versus feelings disconnect — a dominant display that felt like a stress test — opens a broader conversation about what this Arsenal side has become, and why each win in the run-in feels harder than it should. From playing to the level of the opposition, to the gradual erosion of freedom in Arsenal's play across three seasons, to whether this is now Arteta's Premier League — the second half of the episode carries real weight.It ends on Palace. One game. Everything still to play for.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables & Intro(00:18) - Match Review Setup & Title Race Context(01:01) - Lineup Debate: Brave or Unbalanced?(03:39) - Arsenal's Strong Opening & Early Chances(05:55) - The Penalty That Wasn't(09:17) - 1-0 | Havertz Heads Arsenal In Front(10:35) - Half-Time Reflections & First Half Dominance(12:13) - Second Half Chances & Frustrations(13:25) - Havertz Red Card Escape(15:07) - Refereeing Standards & VAR Consistency Debate(22:47) - Burnley Physicality & Game Management(24:14) - A Win, Mosquera's Footwork & Hincapié's Moon(26:10) - Match Stats & Arsenal Control Analysis(27:28) - Pressure, Palace & Title Race Tension(28:35) - Do Arsenal Play To The Level Of The Opposition?(30:29) - The Freedom That's Gradually Gone(34:11) - Is This Arteta's Premier League?(37:39) - Will Arteta Ever Receive Full Credit?(38:45) - Fan Culture & the Emirates Transformation(41:05) - Wenger Era vs Arteta Era Supporter Culture(43:38) - Arteta's Cultural Impact On Arsenal(47:03) - Come On Bournemouth(49:41) - One Game From Glory, Two From History(50:18) - Outro

Johnny and Pedro jump on a Friday special to discuss returning Arsenal players, play out the significance of the weekend, and talk about the burgeoning relationship between Saka and Gyokeres! Subscribe at patreon.com/theArsenalOpinion for ad-free episodes and support the show. And for the best Arsenal writing on the internet, sign up to the newsletter at le-grove.co.uk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In hour two, Jimmy flexes his spanish for Cinco de Mayo. Solana is concerned Victor Wembaynama doesn't have an offensive bag. Hoch wins his Saka bet. Plus, Crowder argues Jeff Hafley is already a better head coach than Mike McDaniel.

Nigel Reo-Coker and The Telegraph's northern football writer Luke Edwards join Rick Edwards to discuss a big weekend at both ends of the Premier League. Bukayo Saka returned to the starting lineup and inspired Arsenal to extend their lead at the top of the table. Meanwhile, Tottenham jump out of the relegation zone with a win over Aston Villa. Plus Manchester United secure Champions League football and will Ipswich stay in the Premier League this time?    TIME CODES: 2:40 Saka gave the whole Arsenal team a boost 4:50 Is Gyokeres a world class striker? 13:40 Huge win for Tottenham 20:10 3-0 loss for West Ham, but were they unlucky? 28:27 Game of two halves at Old Trafford 31:10 Was Sesko's goal handball? 34:43 Is it time to make Michael Carrick the permanent Manchester United manager? 37:56 Has Florian Wirtz been a flop? 38:50 Will Ipswich stay up this time?