Podcasts about tuesday's champions league

We're joined by (in alphabetical order) Alexis Guerreros and Bobby Warshaw to review the five goals and two red cards from Tuesday's Champions League action.Chelsea vs Bayern is up first, with the Napoli vs Barcelona review starting at the 26:30 mark.If you somehow haven't heard of Bobby Warshaw, he's the author of When the Dream Became Reality, a candid memoir of Bobby's life as a pro player.If Alexi Guerreros' baritone and insistence that Antonio Rudiger was to blame made you want to hear more, visit https://www.soccercooligans.com/bio to find out about The Cooligans.Today's show is sponsored by Roman. Go to http://GetRoman.com/TSS for a free online visit and free two-day shippingTo get 40% off a one-year subscription to The Athletic, visit http://theathletic.com/totalsoccer

In this episode, we have Nico from Can I Kick It Podcast to discuss Liverpool's comeback against West Ham, the Chelsea/Tottenham controversial match, Tuesday's Champions League matches, and Fan Questions! Thanks again to Nico for coming to hang and please make sure to check out their show and his articles for the International Champions Cup!

Shortly after landing in Madrid, Jurgen Klopp and Trent Alexander-Arnold were whisked away to the Wanda Metropolitano, the scene of Liverpool's sixth European Cup, to preview Tuesday's Champions League last-16 first-leg clash with Atletico Madrid. And you can listen to what the Reds boss and Reds right-back had to say here. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The FC crew break down Manchester United's controversial and VAR-infused win over Chelsea. Plus, Tuesday's Champions League match-ups are previewed.

To begin a Thanksgiving edition of Soccer Matters, Glenn dives into some of the sport's most recent action, discussing the insane Copa Libertadores between River Plater and Flamengo.  As the first half of the show rolls on, he breaks down everything that happened in Tuesday's Champions League matches before discussing everything that happened in the Premier League this past weekend.  

Liverpool have been on the wrong side of two big VAR decisions this week. A soft penalty was given for Napoli in Tuesday's Champions League opener when Andy Robertson was judged to have fouled Jose Callejon, despite replays appearing to show minimal contact, while Joel Matip can feel unlucky not to have been awarded a spot-kick against Newcastle United at Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday when he was grappled to the floor during a corner. Liverpool.com's Joel Rabinowitz and Dan Austin look at back those decisions and VAR in a wider context to discuss the pros and cons, whether it's working, and how it could be done differently. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week we discuss the 4th La Liga game of the season against Valencia. The continued use of young players by Valverde is paying off, as 16 year old Ansu Fati had a goal and assist in the first 10 minues! De Jong also joined with his first official barca goal, with Pique and Suarez (twice) adding in for the 5-2 victory. Our defense still looks a bit shaky, but the signs are positive heading into Tuesday's Champions League game against Dortmund. Hopefully Messi will be back!

With Joe Rimmer on a day off and our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce on a scouting mission in Germany, the pack has been reshuffled for the latest Blood Red podcast with Connor Dunn and Theo Squires joining host Ian Doyle and Paul Gorst.The Reds are without a match this weekend, so the focus is firmly on Tuesday's Champions League clash with Bayern Munich at Anfield.Jurgen Klopp is set to be down to one fit and available centre-back for the last-16 first-leg showdown and Gorsty wonders whether the Liverpool manager was wrong to let a certain defender - who's not Nathaniel Clyne - leave.The panel are fairly sure who will start in the middle of the backline versus Munich but are split over the ability of one of the players in question. Taking that into account, then, which of Klopp's squad has to step up the most?Talk then turns to the Reds' Marbella training camp, the return of two attackers from long-term injury, and why the time in Spain could be crucial in getting a good result on Tuesday.The massive Premier League trip to Old Trafford follows the Bayern encounter. On paper, it looks one of Liverpool's toughest assignments left.But has Manchester United's chastening Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain altered perceptions?And while United used to be the club that most rival fans did not want to see win the league, has that changed to Liverpool? And if so, why?Our second Blood Red Live event and two red-hot young strikers are then debated before the podcast finishes with the panel failing to hide their disinterest in the FA Cup. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review their lineups from this past Saturday's Premier League slate and then preview Tuesday's Champions League action, including a breakdown on which teams have everything to play for and which ones could throw out clown cars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gianluca Nesci, Daniel Rouse and Michael Chandler discuss Tuesday's Champions League action. Topics for today's show include: - Manchester City and Lyon put on a show (1:29) - Fellaini saves Manchester United again ... & Mourinho 'loved' it (9:04) - Cengiz Under's horrendous miss helps Real Madrid top Roma (13:50) - Ajax fans get hit with flares, petrol bombs in Athens (17:46) - Previewing PSG-Liverpool and Spurs-Inter (23:16)

Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review their daily fantasy Premier League lineups from this past Saturday and then discuss Tuesday's Champions League slate, with most fantasy players having to decide how much exposure they want to Paris Saint-Germain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gianluca Nesci, Daniel Rouse, and Michael Chandler talk Tuesday's Champions League action. Topics for today's show include: - Manchester United's tepid goalless draw with Valencia - how could both sides be so terrible? (1:31) - David Silva rescues Manchester City late - is he still underrated? (6:15) - Depleted Real Madrid stunned by CSKA Moscow (11:18) - Hat-tricks for Edin Dzeko and Paulo Dybala (14:23) - Ajax unlucky not to come away with win over Bayern Munich (20:39) - Previewing Wednesday's big matches (28:28)

Rob Walker (@rwalk03) is a staff writer for Into the Calderón and the guest on this edition of Colchonero Chat. He returns to the program to discuss and debate another deflating result from Atlético Madrid’s early season schedule: their 1-1 draw at home to Eibar on Saturday afternoon. The result was undesirable, but the performance was admirable. Rob and Into the Calderón site manager Jeremy Beren (@JBBeren) work their way through an entertaining 90 minutes, which saw Rodri stand out in midfield, in-form Marko Dmitrovic make huge saves for Eibar, signs of life from Diego Costa and Antoine Griezmann, another Diego Godín mistake and a memorable debut for teenage striker Borja Garcés. The podders then turn to Tuesday's Champions League group stage opener against AS Monaco. The Ligue 1 side have more new faces, but will old friend Radamel Falcao take part in the fixture at Stade Louis II? To hear exclusive analysis of Monaco-Atlético on Tuesday, visit patreon.com/colchonerochat and become an Amigo from $3 a month.

Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review their cash lineups from Saturday's Premier League slate and then preview Tuesday's Champions League action when they explain why it might be okay to fade Lionel Messi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nate and Dike are joined on this 24th edition of THE SoccerNation Podcast by none other than Duarte Andrade to discuss Manchester United's recent victory over Premier League leaders Chelsea. The conversation then shifts to Tuesday's Champions League quarterfinal between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich and the guys make a comprehensive case for the implementation of Video Assistant Referees as soon as possible. Enjoy!

Colchonero Chat is off and running again, as Jeremy and Martin get together to discuss Atletico Madrid's 4-2 win vs. Malaga and Tuesday's Champions League fixture vs. Rostov. A recounting of the sensational goals from Atletico-Malaga gets us going, and we debate just how good the Yannick Carrasco-Kevin Gameiro-Antoine Griezmann trio is (after all, only Lionel Messi-Luis Suarez-Neymar have been responsible for more goals in LaLiga this season). Also, Angel Correa is a different player off the bench than as a starter; we talk about why that could be. After that, we preview Atletico's game at the Vicente Calderon against Rostov, where a win would put Atleti through to the Round of 16. We ponder if Diego Simeone has a rotation scheme plotted with Gameiro set to miss the game and offer scoreline predictions. Follow the podders @JBBeren and @_MC1905_, and as ever, enjoy

After Saturday's 4-1 victory over Sunderland, Russell Hargreaves and Adrian Clarke are back to dissect our performance. Meanwhile, former Gunner David Hillier looks ahead to the north London derby and remembers his time as a player. Elsewhere, Carl Jenkinson tells us about his time away from the club on loan - including how he ended up in goal during one game - and we preview Tuesday's Champions League game against Ludogorets. Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.