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Stamford Chidge & JK report back on the pre-season match against Western Sydney Wanderers and look ahead to the match against the old enemy Spurs on Saturday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chelsea are putting their money where their mouth is under Xabi Alonso, completing the signings of Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson in moves that signal a clear and deliberate pivot in transfer strategy — experience, leadership, and character alongside the youth and talent already in the building. After years of signing players for potential and profit, Chelsea are finally signing players for the dressing room. It feels different. It feels right.Simon and Manny open with a full review of Chelsea's first pre-season friendly — a wildly entertaining 6-4 win over Western Sydney Wanderers that tells you very little about defensive solidity but everything about the attacking intent and energy Xabi Alonso is already installing in this squad. Pre-season results mean nothing, but the football was a joy and the hosts cannot help but feel the buzz of a fresh start under a world class manager.Then the episode the Chelsea Against The World audience has been waiting for — the complete squad inventory. Simon and Manny go player by player through the entire Chelsea roster and give their honest, unfiltered verdicts. Who stays? Who goes? Who gets shipped out on loan to develop? Who has played their last game in a Chelsea shirt whether they know it or not? No player is safe from scrutiny and no opinion is held back. From the first team regulars to the forgotten names buried in the squad, this is the definitive CATW guide to what the Xabi Alonso era should look like on paper.This is essential listening for every Chelsea fan heading into what could finally be the most exciting season in years under the most exciting manager in world football.

In this episode the team discuss their Winners & Losers from Chelsea's first pre-season game of the 2026/27 season.The team also talk the latest from this week's news and as always also answer some listener questions.RUNNING ORDER:00:00 The Start & Shevva's Shoutouts7:27 News: Hannah Hampton's Surprising New Deal25:04 Winners & Losers: Chelsea 6-4 Western Sydney Wanderers1:05:00 Quaresma's Questions1:08:20 Loan Army CarouselIf you have a question for the team then contact them on Twitter at @AtTheBridgePod(This episode was recorded on 30th July 2026)*** Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/b3arBztQjnThis episode is proudly supported by Head In The Game, a charity using football to support mental health and wellbeing. Check out their free programs at headinthegame.co.uk and follow them on social media to learn more._______________________________________________Get In Touch With Us:Twitter - twitter.com/AtTheBridgePodInstagram - Instagram.com/AtTheBridgePod#CFC #CHELSEA

Red, White & Blues FC | 4:45 AM Football, a Set-Piece Guru, and a Plan to Get a New GoalkeeperChelsea are in Sydney, we are not waking up for it, and Xabi Alonso just gave us a reason to root against our own back line.Preseason is here, which means Chelsea are on the other side of the planet playing Western Sydney Wanderers at 4:45 in the morning our time. We open by loudly committing to live stream it and then immediately un-committing, which tells you most of what you need to know about how much stock we put in the Sydney Super Cup. But underneath the jokes there's actually a bit of optimism creeping in this year — a training session that looked like real coaching, a new set-piece coach who might be the best in the business, and a manager saying things a manager is supposed to say. Then there's the goalkeeper situation, where we land on a plan so stupid it might work.Australia at 4:45 AM, and Why We're Even ThereThe tour is Sydney (Western Sydney Wanderers, then Tottenham), Hong Kong, Jakarta, and Malaysia, with Juventus and AC Milan in there too, a Real Sociedad friendly at Stamford Bridge on August 15, and then the season opener away at Fulham because we are apparently never allowed a home opener. Jason's read: this is a cash grab with terrible timing, and if BlueCo would just sell the front of the shirt — four years running now — maybe we wouldn't need to be chasing the Australian and Southeast Asian markets at dawn. Daniel's more forgiving: let the boys go on tour, do some PR, build rapport with a new manager. We check the weather in all four cities like the professionals we are. We also agree that a Tottenham derby in Sydney is not a derby, because nobody out there is going to hate anybody properly.Preseason Expectations: Please Just Don't Get HurtJason's forecast is bleak and specific — one to five players will get injured, they'll be pivotal, and the transfer strategy hasn't accounted for it, because it never does. Daniel finds the silver lining: minutes for the academy lads, Levi Colwill getting his legs back, Cole Palmer maybe getting going, and Estêvão on the pitch. We're missing Caicedo, possibly Enzo, Reece James, Morgan Rogers, and Geovany Quenda, which limits what anyone can actually learn. The bar is simple: don't lose to Western Sydney Wanderers, don't lose to the side in Jakarta. Lose to Tottenham, Juventus, or Milan and fine, we're learning a new system. And if there is one prayer we're saying out loud, it's that Estêvão comes home in one piece.Austin MacPhee Is Here and He's a Glorious BastardThe genuine highlight. Chelsea have hired Austin MacPhee from Aston Villa, the Scottish set-piece specialist who also works with the Portugal national team, whose Villa side outscored every club in Europe's top five leagues from set pieces in 23/24 and finished joint-top with Arsenal in the Premier League last season — the difference being Arsenal shat their way to it and MacPhee does it properly. If this podcast has one recurring complaint over four years, it's Chelsea set pieces. We once lost our minds over a short corner under Pochettino. Hiring an actual set-piece guru, rather than another motivational coach imported to install a “winning mentality,” is the single clearest sign that somebody at the club is taking this seriously. Daniel is now on a mission to find MacPhee's Twitter, ask him his favorite scotch, and get him on the show. Austin, if you're listening: there's also Miller Lite, and you look like a Miller Lite guy.The Goalkeeper Plan (Root Against Your Own Defense)Xabi Alonso has said everything is open, every position, and per Ben Jacobs on the CFC Hub he's asked the club for time to assess the keepers in preseason before making a recommendation. Which leads Daniel to the big-brain question: shouldn't we then want to ship a load of goals in Australia? Jason is fully on board — a preseason loss tells you nothing about the club, but it tells you plenty about the goalkeeper. So, Levi and Josh, do us a solid and let a few in. Underneath the bit is a real argument we go back and forth on. Robert Sánchez is a genuinely excellent shot-stopper — 95 saves, nine clean sheets, statistically a better shot-stopper than Mike Maignan, in a harder league — and the 47 goals conceded says as much about Wesley Fofana's pace, Tosin's one-v-one defending, and Mamadou Sarr as it does about him. But he can't distribute, he can't play with his feet, and every manager keeps asking him to do exactly that. There's a £60m keeper with a release clause sitting there in Diogo Costa who does both. Pay it, keep Penders, and let us stop holding our breath every time the ball rolls back.Estêvão vs. Yamal, and the Photo We Refuse to BelieveWe close on the good stuff. Alonso on Estêvão: “plays with the confidence of someone who's been in Europe for years — age means nothing when the talent is that special.” We both think this is his breakout year and the hype only grows. Jason rates him above Lamine Yamal for one reason: humility. The only off-pitch photos of Estêvão are of him in church; Yamal's are from the club. Not a moral judgment, just a pattern — Messi didn't live that way, Ronaldo didn't live that way, and Daniel's comparison point is Neymar, all that talent shadowed by off-pitch noise and injuries. And speaking of Messi, we are not letting go of the bathtub photo. Why did nobody see that image until the World Cup? We're calling AI, we're calling gaslight, and we're calling for a whole midweek episode of football conspiracy theories where we take turns dragging each other down the rabbit hole. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit redwhitebluesfc.substack.com

Stamford Chidge & Jonathan Kydd are back like the proverbial bad pennies to catch up on all things Chelsea since the end of last season and look ahead to Chelsea's first pre-season tour match against Western Sydney Wanderers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Morning all,Welcome to the latest SPTC Podcast!Covering…* Florian vs Romano - what we need to remember here* Chelsea playing tomorrow! Western Sydney Wanderers at 10.45am * Better feeling now around Chelsea? Morgan Rogers, Maxence Lacroix, Marco Palestra* Alonso yet to decide on number one and issues that may bring. Diogo Costa on the cards?* Pep Chavarria doing all he can to force a move, Chelsea calm* Man City hovering for both Enzo and Gusto - domino effect of Rodri going. Bruno G involved? Enzo to Arsenal* Positive John Stones talks and what a huge signing he would be* End the summer strong with some big outgoings now but striker position still a concern for me..* Seeing the show out!Simon Phillips This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sptc.news/subscribe

In this episode of the Modern Soccer Coach Podcast, Gary Curneen sits down with Cam Jones — former professional player, current Western Sydney Wanderers academy coach, and founder of Spark Football — to explore the current state of player development in Australia. From coming through the Australian “golden generation” era alongside names like Harry Kewell and Mark Viduka to now helping shape the next wave of talent, Cam brings a unique perspective on where the Australian game has been and where it is heading. This conversation dives deep into: Individual development within team environments Why 1v1 training alone is not enough Technical vs intellectual player development Pattern recognition and decision-making The role of culture in producing elite players Australia's changing development landscape Mindset, resilience, and modern player behavior How elite academies can better develop the next generation Cam also discusses the emergence of Australia's newest talents, the lessons learned from the 2006 generation, and why he believes the country is beginning to produce more intelligent and adaptable footballers again. A brilliant discussion for coaches interested in youth development, academy football, football intelligence, and the future of the game. Subscribe for more elite coaching conversations, tactical breakdowns, and World Cup content on Modern Soccer Coach TV.

A tricky fixture for the Vuck but they rode their luck and took some chances to leave Parramatta with all three points in a crucial end to the season and the Wuck had a statement result in their elimination final in Canberra.  Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & FacebookSupport us on PatreonMON THE VUCK

In today's episode, LDG is joined by Fort Lauderdale United and Matildas (Australia WNT) forward Sophie Harding!We sit down with one of Australia's rising stars to trace her journey from childhood to the professional game. She reflects on her earliest soccer memories and growing up between England and Australia, sharing how her family and multicultural background shaped her identity and approach to the sport. The conversation follows her rise through Australia's system, from standout form in the second division to becoming a key figure in the A-League with Newcastle Jets and Western Sydney Wanderers, while offering insight into how those early professional years developed her game and perspective.We also dive into her first call-up to the Australian national team, what that moment meant, and the jump in level she experienced on the international stage. From there, she discusses her move to the Gainbridge Super League, what initially drew her to the new league, and why Fort Lauderdale United stood out as the right next step in her career. She closes by giving a look inside preseason with a new-look squad, making the case for why fans should tune in, and outlining both her short-term goals for the season and her long-term ambitions in the game.Thank you for listening! Remember to follow us wherever you get your podcasts, on Instagram (@the_womens_soccer_podcast) and Bluesky (@thewomenssoccerpod.bsky.social). In addition, leave a 5-star review and tell all your friends about our show!

The Wellington Phoenix women can secure a home playoff with a win over Western Sydney Wanderers - which is set to take place this evening. The match will take place at Porirua Park at 4pm. Player Emma Pijnenburg joined Piney to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this week's Friday Sport Kick-off, Nick is joined by Newstalk ZB's sports hosts Adam Cooper and Jason Pine. Starting with the Hurricanes game against the Reds tomorrow. After just coming back from Hnry stadium, Adam gives his updates on how the team is looking, and shares CEO Malcolm Gillies call for support. The game kicks off at 4.35pm tomorrow – tickets are available here. Brad Shields resigns with the Hurricanes for another season – this crew talk about this great news, and how it impacts the team on and off the field All Whites play in Auckland tonight – what would it mean if they win tonight? And how likely are they to win against Finland? They take a look at the line up for our team, and the world cup campaign. Then the team play Chile on Monday – also at Eden Park. And at Porirua Park on Sunday is the last of regular season game for the Phoenix Women, against the Western Sydney Wanderers. Then they talk T20 – will they bring in an import player strategy? Where will it be held? Nick wants a local t20 and team in the big bash, what do Jason and Adam think of it? Find out on Friday Sport kick-off. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

6 unbeaten for Adelaide United, and an important win w/ a Luka statement against a poor Western Sydney side away from home.

James is back to host for one week only as he joins Adam and Kurt to review Brisbane Roar's Men's draw against Western Sydney Wanderers, and the Women's loss against Wellington. Also look around the leagues and all the latest news in Australia football, as well as preview the Roar's "must-win weekend".

Just when some optimism starts to creep in we revert back to old ways. The Vuck had everything to play for against the last placed Wanderers and served up a meek performance reminiscent of the start of the season. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & FacebookSupport us on PatreonMON THE VUCK

Western Sydney Wanderers coach Alen Stajcic has delivered an extraordinary post-match spray, claiming Australian football stakeholders are acting like 'two seagulls fighting over one chip.' Listen as Peter Psaltis gives his thoughts on why the code must learn from the NRL's hype machine if it wants to survive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Western Sydney Wanderers coach Alen Satjcic speaks about the upcoming clash agianst Sydney FC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's 2 from 2 at home for Adelaide United! Join the TRR team as they sit down to celebrate some of the performances from an important win at home over the Western Sydney Wanderers.

Auckland FC picked up their first win of the season last weekend, beating Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0. Up next: Adelaide United. Last time the teams faced in March of this year, it ended in a thrilling 4-4 draw following late goals from both sides. Auckland FC Winger Lachie Brook joined Jason Pine to discuss his mindset as he heads in to the match against his former club. 'Like I said, I am a fan of the club - not that it's going to make me play any less hard.' LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland FC finished top of the table in their first season in the A-League. However the team lost out on a shot at the cup after losing to Melbourne City in the semi finals This weekend, the first home game of the season takes place against Western Sydney Wanderers - who also shook the stage in their first season in the A-League in 2012. Auckland FC CEO Nick Becker told Elliott Smith that the team is eager to move past last year's brush with victory, and look ahead to the new season. "I think the fact that we didn't go all the way through to a grand final was sort of motivation for us this season." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a 0-0 draw to start their second A-League season Auckland FC return home this weekend as they take on the Western Sydney Wanderers on Saturday afternoon. Louis Verstraete is a midfielder for the Black Knights and he spoke to Adam to preview the clash. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand All Whites star and new Western Sydney Wanderers recruit Kosta Barbarouses sits down with Tom and Nick to talk all things Football! From his rise to the A League and playing under Ange Postecoglou, to his eye-opening stints playing in Russia and in Greece with Panathinaikos, World Cup Qualifiers and  Olympic campaigns, Kostas story is mandatory listening for all fans of the World Game. This episode is proudly brought to you by:Bay Vista: https://www.bayvista.com.au/The Greek Providore: https://thegreekprovidore.com.au/Send us a textThe Greek Providore - proud sponsors of this episode of Ouzo Talk Support the showEmail us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@OuzoTalkFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/

The Dons make our first acquisition ahead of next season with the signing of Nicolas Milanović from Western Sydney Wanderers on a four-year deal following the conclusion of the Wanderers' season with defeat to Melbourne Victory in the A-League Quarter Final Play-Off at the weekend. Gary is joined by Sacha Pisani to get the lowdown on our new winger.

What a win! The Vuck rolled into Parramatta and took what they wanted against a team that had all the momentum. We revel in a famous win as well as celebrate the Wuck making it to another grand final after finishing off Adelaide. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & FacebookSupport us on PatreonMON THE VUCK

Auckland FC says a fan was involved in an assault that left a man hospitalised. Police are considering charges against a 46-year-old man after the attack at Saturday's match against Western Sydney Wanderers. Eight people were evicted from Mount Smart Stadium and two were arrested - and a visiting Wanderers fan needed facial surgery. Auckland FC CEO Nick Becker says the accused man doesn't represent the club. "We've got a great set of hardcore fans - known as the Port - who I think do everyone in Auckland proud. And it's certainly not one of them, it's not someone they would associate with and it's definitely no someone we want involved." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An unforgiveable capitulation from the Vuck and a stark reminder of why this team is so untrustworthy. We unpack the disastrous result from Saturday night. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & FacebookSupport us on PatreonMON THE VUCK

There's belief within Auckland FC that they can win the A-League title in their maiden season. The inaugural side sits two points clear at the top of the table halfway through the campaign - they've conceded 11 goals in 14 games and only lost twice. Sportstalk host Jason Pine says the team's well on their way to making history - but they've got some fatal flaws holding them back. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panama's president hits back at Donald Trump's threats to take control of the Panama Canal, Reports Russia has captured an Australian fighting for Ukraine, Western Sydney Wanderers bag a morale-boosting win against Wellington Phoenix.

Auckland FC have their latest game in the A-league men's this afternoon. The team is back at Go Media Stadium in Auckland and are unbeaten so far with a 100% winning streak at home. Fullback Callan Elliott said drawing with Melbourne FC was a good result, despite not playing to their typical standard in the first half of the match. Elliott has been in both Wellington and Scotland in the 2022/2023 season, he reflects on his journey to joining FC. Today's game against the Western Sydney Wanderers will be his 50th A-League match. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NSW Police say there's no threat to the public after the death of two people in a Sydney takeaway shop; At least 32 Palestinians killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza's Khan Younis; Melbourne City maintain unbeaten A-League Women run following a 2-0 victory over the Western Sydney Wanderers.

El 12 de octubre se juega un campeonato de fútbol mixto latinoamericano en las instalaciones del club Western Sydney Wanderers. El "Latin American Wanderers Football Cup 2024" está organizado por los consulados de Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Perú y Uruguay con el fin de ofrecer a las nuevas generaciones oportunidades para experimentar la cultura hispana y socializar con la comunidad en un entorno deportivo. Conversamos con el Consul General de Brasil, Jorge Kadri y el psicólogo y miembro del grupo que apoya al equipo uruguayo, Carlos Camacho, sobre los detalles de este torneo gratuito e inclusivo.

Where were you when you were 17? Vesna Milivojević was becoming a professional footballer for her hometown club, Western Sydney Wanderers. Walking out onto a pitch ten minutes away from where she grew up. The first steps in a profession she has been laser-focused on since she was a small child. Milivojević, now 22, is also a key player for the Serbian national team. She decided to play for the country of her parents in 2021 having not been called up to any Aussie youth national squads. Listen to a story of food, family, and focus, believing in yourself from a young age, and taking your game all over the world. Follow Vesna Milivojević ⁠here. - - - - - Alongside the podcast, check out and subscribe to the Squad Depth newsletter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.squaddepth.com/⁠ If you have feelings about the show leave a review or send in your feedback. We'd love to hear from ya or feel free to spread the word. Or if you just have feelings, and want to keep them inside, then that's cool too. Follow Theo on social media: @theolloydhughes

Tom and Larry look back at Juan Mata's time at Old Trafford ahead of his move to Western Sydney Wanderers in the A-League.

In 2014 the Western Sydney Wanderers won the biggest club football competition in Asia with an underdog story out of Hollywood. In the process, they electrified fans and changed the way sport could be consumed in Australia. There was a dark side too, with some supporters clashing with police, the league and their own club officials. This is a unique sporting love story and filmmaker Marc Fennell wants to know why it's not a bigger deal. That's at the centre of his new doco Came From Nowhere, which he's discussing with us today. Featured: Marc Fennell, filmmaker.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit. It was game that really sums up our season. The lads return to discuss the naive loss to Western Sydney, applaud the winners at the Victory medal and look towards a massive elimination final against CFG. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & FacebookSupport us on http://www.patreon.com/ForVucksSakeListen to our interview with journalist Paul Brown about 777 Partners here

Sydney FC midfielder talks about their upcoming clash against the Western Sydney Wanderers

In the Sports Geek interview, Sean Callanan chats with Mark Jensen from the Western Sydney Wanderers FC. They discuss enhancing marketing strategies to operate in a diverse market, meeting stadium capacity demands to improve fan experience, and taking an innovative approach in connecting with the community. Show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/mark-jensen-western-sydney-wanderers-fc

The Sydney Derby is set to take place tomorrow in Western Sydney and Jackie will be there supporting... the wrong team. Marko Rudan, coach of the Wanderers joins the show to chat about Jackie's team choice and he also has another bone to pick with Kyle... Have a listen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sydney FC midfielder talks about their upcoming clash against the Western Sydney Wanderers

Wade Graham reveals his childhood scam, comedian Lehmo plays Two Strong Hearts with Dell, Western Sydney Wanderers star Brandon Borello joins and we talk dodgy drivers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Western Sydney Wanderers midfielder talks about their upcoming clash against the Newcastle Jets

A very special guest joins us for this episode, voice of the last men's World Cup final in Qatar, Steven Peios.As FIFA's Matchday Announcer, he's covered all the major tournaments including the World Cups, Asia Cups, Club World Cups and more...and when he's not there, he's at Western Sydney Wanderers.Hosts Rich Hurst from West Brom and Alan Keegan from Man Utd chat through a whole host of amazing experiences he's had including encounters with the world's biggest names in football.Plus there's snippets of new songs from Jonny Marr and Fat White Band thanks to the team at Shoot Music.

Western Sydney Wanderers defender talks about their upcoming clash against Macarthur FC

The killer pest that could be heading to Sydney, Western Sydney Wanderers star Brandon Borello joins and caller Steve got WHAT tattooed on his penis??See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The federal government provides an update on the conflict in Papua New Guinea; Jodie Belyea to represent Labor in the upcoming federal by-election in Dunkley; and, in football, Western Sydney Wanderers' striker, Sophie Harding, says she is confident her team will continue its success.

Welcome back to Squad Depth with Theo Lloyd-Hughes. This week, we caught up with Maliah Morris, an American footballer currently playing for Western Sydney Wanderers in the women's A-League in Australia. Despite not being drafted into the NWSL after graduating from Clemson University in 2023, the flying winger fought her way onto the squad of the Orlando Pride. Eventually, she made her professional debut for the Florida club during the summer. The 22-year-old from Maryland opened up about what it is like to have to battle for any minutes in the NWSL. What makes the transition from being a top young NCAA player to a first-time pro so challenging? Don't miss stories from training with Brazilian legend Marta in Orlando, and why Morris made the career choice to play in Australia after the end of the 2023 NWSL season. Plus, what she'll be doing for her first Christmas away from home. Get to know the outgoing and bubbly Maliah Morris in this week's Squad Depth. - - - - - Alongside the podcast, check out and subscribe to the Squad Depth substack: ⁠https://squaddepth.substack.com⁠ If you have feelings about the show leave a review or send in your feedback. We'd love to hear from ya or feel free to spread the word. Or if you just have feelings, and want to keep them inside, then that's cool too. Follow Theo on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/theolloydhughes⁠ Follow Maliah on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maliah_m0rris/ Subscribe to Maliah's podcast 'Wandering Why' here. Follow Squad Depth on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/SquadDepth --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/squad-depth/message

En la A-League, el Melbourne Victory derrotó al Western Sydney Wanderers por 4 a 3 con cuatro goles del uruguayo-australiano Bruno Fornaroli. Escucha esta y otras noticias deportivas del día.

ESPN's The Far Post is back and previewing the 2023-24 A-League Women's season. Join Marissa Lordanic, Sam Lewis, Anna Harrington, Angela Christian-Wilkes, and a random generator wheel as we talk about the ins, outs, and big questions for each of the 12 teams this dub season. Adelaide United (14:47), Brisbane Roar (5:06), Canberra United (43:06), Central Coast Mariners (38:21), Melbourne City (54:09), Melbourne Victory (9:06), Newcastle Jets (24:17), Perth Glory (18:41), Sydney FC (30:49), Wellington Phoenix (35:19), Western Sydney Wanderers (58:27), Western United (48:36). Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App.

Sydney FC eliminó al Western Sydney Wanderers en un disputado partido y se clasificó para las semifinales de la A-League. Escucha esta y otras noticias deportivas del día.

Despite the PL being on a break, the ATP continues to roll with news from Australia, updates from the World Cup, and PART 1 of our MIDYEAR ASSESSMENT 3 Part extravaganza. The power trio first brings you all the details of the 5-1 win over Western Sydney Wanderers as well as other tidbits from Down Under. Alex, James, and Ryan then get into the performances of Onana, Gana, and Pick at the World Cup. And finally, the main course, the ATP revisits their 3 major recommendations for improved performance from the SUMMER TEAM ASSESSMENT episode and take a very tough look at how Everton and Frank Lampard has done. The ATP crunch through a ton of numbers looking at the overall performance and whether or not 1) Frank is playing the best lineups and/or 2) Frank is playing the right tactics in terms of dealing with pressure, launching passes, improving our style of play, fixing our set pieces problems, etc. And the ATP closes with a deep dive into 3) Recruitment from this summer to include whether or not the team improved in the short term vs. long term and to what extent the personnel is to blame / credit for the performance so far. LINKS: https://linktr.ee/usatoffeepod Production: Alex Johnson Intro: Steve Barkwill Outro: Kenboib Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Joe Thomas, Chris Beesley, Connor O'Neill and Gav Buckland for the latest Royal Blue Podcast! The quartet discuss Everton's League Cup thrashing on the South Coast at Bournemouth, whom they will face once again this weekend in the last Premier League match before the World Cup. There's plenty of Everton interest in Qatar with several players selected to represent their countries, whilst the remaining squad members journey to Australia for a 'second pre-season' tour down under, with matches against Celtic and the Western Sydney Wanderers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices