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Ted and Jon break down Griffin Yow's first goal for the team and break down an improving side and whether it is time to get excited. They talk about the good and bad with DC United's 2-2 draw with Toronto FC. Also they talk about the latest DC signing Yordy Reyna and the ever changing soccer media.

Marc Dos Santos gets into back to back wins for the Caps and discusses Fredy Montero's impact and the Yordy Reyna trade

Marc Dos Santos gets into back to back wins for the Caps and discusses Fredy Montero's impact and the Yordy Reyna trade

D.C. United take on Toronto FC for the first time since the Black-and-Red scored 2 goals in the final 10 minutes plus stoppage time in the #MLSisBack tournament to earn a 2-2 draw, while playing with 10 men. The Tried and True Crew will discuss the game, the postgame press conferences, and new signing Yordy Reyna, who joins the club from Vancouver.

Welcome back to the Third Sub Podcast! In their 43rd episode of the show, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to chat some Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian Premier League action. To start things off, they dive into the most recent Whitecaps match, a 4-2 loss to the Montreal Impact at home on Sunday, as they were unable to build off a big victory over Toronto FC a week prior. From another poor defensive performance, to a quiet game from their big players, and more, they look at what plagued the 'Caps on Sunday, as some long-term issues continue to come to the forefront once again. After that, they dive into some of the individual performances from Sunday, and then share their thoughts on the hasty exits of Ali Adnan and Lucas Cavallini, whose fiery antics caused a bit of a stir online. As usual, they then dive into their 'Third Sub of the Game', who in this case, due to a rare quadruple sub, consists of Fredy Montero, Cristian Gutierrez, Cristian Dajome, Jake Nerwinski and Yordy Reyna, giving one word for each of their performances off of the bench. Lastly, they then take a quick look around the CPL's 'Island Games', as Round 2 of that competition finishes up this week, with a big final looming Saturday. If you like CPL content, stay tuned for later this week, as Alex and Sam will do a special finals preview sometime before the game on Saturday.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and we bring you another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and Canadian Premier League chat.This is something of a Frankenstein's monster of an episode as we mix in parts of Friday's live TFC postgame You Tube stream with some fresh recordings, add in some CPL coaches audio, and add a sprinkling of Montreal's Thierry Henry to bring it all together. So if you think the sound and tone changes as we go through this one, then you are correct. It's not your ears!We have an extensive discussion around Vancouver Whitecaps' current woes after two defeats by Toronto, some seriously lacking performances, the need to rebuild yet again, and much more. Plus 'Caps coach Marc Dos Santos talks Andy Rose and fans attending matches.We also hear from 'Caps striker Lucas Cavallini after two difficult outings, and chat about what we do now with Fredy Montero and Yordy Reyna, and replacing Inbeom Hwang.We're 11 days into the Canadian Premier League's Island Games tournament. We chat about the action so far, talk with Cavalry FC head coach Tommy Wheeldon Jr about his side's strong start, and hear from FC Edmonton's Jeff Paulus and HFX Wanderers' Stephen Hart ahead of what could be a decisive meeting of the two teams later this week.Plus we take a look at Canada's qualifying path to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.50: TFC v Vancouver postgame chat25.40: Vancouver Whitecaps chat including audio from Lucas Cavallini, Marc Dos Santos, and Thierry Henry53.49: How do you solve the Whitecaps' woes?84.51: CPL Island Games chat - the tournament so far and audio from Tommy Wheeldon Jr, Jeff Paulus, and Stephen Hart105.06: Canada's qualification path to Qatar 2022111.22: Wavelength - Jim Noir - Eanie MeanyYou can download and/or listen to this, and all previous, episodes of the podcast on the following services:

Whitecaps head coach Marc Dos Santos joined The Post-Match show following a 1-nil Caps loss on the road to Toronto FC.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and it's a bumper packed episode this time around. Our feature interview this week is with Alan Koch, as we look back at his career from SFU Clan to Colorado Springs Switchbacks and the stops at Vancouver Whitecaps 2 and FC Cincinnati along the way. We look back at the highs and lows, the project currently ahead of him, and what the future could hold in store. We also have a chat with the Whitecaps player we haven't been able to see play yet, Serbian centre back Ranko Veselinović. We talk to Ranko about his move to MLS, suddenly finding himself in lockdown, his career so far, and his desire to make his current loan deal a permanent move. Plus we hear from Whitecaps sporting director Axel Schuster about Yordy Reyna and Jasser Khmiri's lockdown breach and when the 'Caps players may be back on the pitch, and we jump on a call with Sporting KC President and CEO Jake Reid about getting MLS back to playing and what that might look like. We also have the latest news from North America and around the world as football's shutdown continues, but a couple of leagues return, bring you our latest FK Slutsk update, and chat about our newly discovered love of the Faroe Islands Premier League. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.53: Around The World with Joe Corona - the latest from football's shutdown and the leagues' plans to return19.50: Slutsk lose top spot after dodgy penalty decisions25.35: Staying Home with Joe Corona - the latest from North America during football's shutdown32.55: Jake Reid chats about what a MLS return could look like42.22: Axel Schuster on when Whitecaps player can return to training48.39: The CPL could return on an island as they look for government help54.35: Ranko Veselinović interview69.10: Alan Koch interview Part 1 - SFU, WFC2, and FC Cincinnati105.28: Alan Koch interview Part 2 - Colorado Springs, new stadiums, and the future138.30: Wavelength - Halftime Oranges - The Only Halifax Supporter143.49: Axel Schuster on Whitecaps Reyna and Khmiri breaking lockdown163.16: Vancouver Whitecaps All-Canadian MLS XI

Axel Schuster, Whitecaps Sporting Director, says Yordy Reyna and Jasser Khmiri breaking social distancing rules is unacceptable. Axel gets into what the MLS can learn from Bundesliga re-opening its league, and details how the Whitecaps and MLS will approach testing for Covid

Mike and Jason get into a busy day, touching on John Horgan talking to the NHL, along with the Brendan Leipsic and Yordy Reyna issues

The basement bowl is coming to a stadium near you. Well near you if you live in say Denver. It's another helping of Friday night lights this week as Vancouver Whitecaps head to the altitude of Colorado to face the Rapids. Joe, Nick, Gideon,and Peter are back with AFTN's latest preview podcast as they look ahead to the match. Can either team find some form and get out of their slump? Who will pick up the attacking play for the Whitecaps with Yordy Reyna missing for at least a month with a hamstring injury? Will Kei Kamara have a fired up field day against his former team to send a message? This was recorded before the sacking of Colorado's Anthony Hudson, but all of the above and more are discussed in their look ahead to the match. The guys also have a look back at their experience in Victoria on Sunday when they attended Pacific FC's inaugural match and tell the story about how they saved Canadian soccer! And it amongst all the chat, Do You Know Who I Am? returns, with a double helping, and which band would you associate with each of our podcast team? Have a listen and find out!

TSN1040's Corey Basso says picking up road points Saturday in Dallas will be a tough task for the Whitecaps as they are playing their 4th game in 14 days and the weather is expected to be very hot. Corey says you finally saw the Yordy Reyna of old against the Earthquakes and he needs to bring that attack once again against FC Dallas.

Paul Dolan discusses Whitecaps vs San Jose, suggesting Yordy Reyna's play in the midfield will be key for the Caps

Vancouver Whitecaps are back on the road again, so at least there's perhaps some hope of getting something out of this week's match! After two straight defeats can Carl Robinson find a band of sunshine for his squad in KC? Joe, Gideon, and Nick are back with AFTN's latest preview podcast. They'll look at the threat posed by Sporting Kansas City, what changes the Whitecaps might be looking to make, and how they see the game playing out. With Kei Kamara out for three weeks, how will Anthony Blondell fare up front? Can this help unleash the Yordy Reyna we knew and loved last season? And just what midfielders will we see this week? We discuss all this and a lot more. We have a special guest this week as Michael sits down for a chat with Sporting KC forward, and fellow Scot, Johnny Russell (at 09.15 mark) to talk about his move to MLS, settling in at KC, his growth as a player from his early days in Scottish football, this weekend's match, and more. Plus another "Do You Know Who I Am?" and our prediction game. Have a listen!

The 2017 MLS season is now finally officially over, but the offseason has been in very much full swings for several weeks now. And it's been another busy few days in Whitecapsland. A lot of player movement, potential movement, and news stories to cover from both a Vancouver and MLS standpoint and we'll look at a lot of them in this episode. In fact there's so much to cover that we're splitting Sunday's AFTN Soccer Show from the radio into two podcasts this week, so that we can bring you a bonus addition of the first chat with new signing Kei Kamara in this episode. We'll also look at the players protected by the Whitecaps ahead of this week's expansion draft, further signing rumours, the latest with Yordy Reyna, the new TAM allocation in MLS, and The Oppressed feature in this week's Wavelength feature. That song and other elements of this episode contain strong language so the usual advisory warning is in effect and it's NSFW. Enjoy!

Whitecaps voice Paul Dolan says Yordy Reyna needs to be on his game Sunday in Portland, and says MLS Decision Day is a great way to end the regular season

After a weekend of high drama, Vancouver Whitecaps showed that they're still the daddy of the MLS Western Conference. As the 'Caps grabbed a dramatic stoppage time equaliser to salvage a point against Columbus Crew, Tony Tchani and Kekuta Manneh stole all the headlines. We look back at all the main talking points and highs and lows of the match and hear from both head coaches, Vancouver's Carl Robinson and Columbus' Gregg Berhalter We also look at whether the Crew are dark horses for the MLS Cup and chat with Kekuta Manneh after scoring in his emotional return to Vancouver. Our feature interview this week is with 'Caps coach Carl Robinson. We sit down with Robbo for an in-depth chat to explore his psyche, what makes him tick, how he builds and plays his teams, and the rest of the season ahead, plus is it actually better to have had Yordy Reyna injured and now flying when it matters? Plus we talk football with the legend that is actor Ray Winstone as we chat about Saturday's charity match at BC Place, West Ham, the Whitecaps, MLS, and more. All this and we preview next weekend's Colorado Rapids game, find out if Stefan Marinovic fancies a chocolate digestive, and The Cockney Rejects make their first appearance in our Wavelength section. Here's the full episode rundown:03:28: Vancouver v Columbus review and analysis15.43: Carl Robinson and Gregg Berhalter postgame audio21.10: Vancouver v Columbus standout players25.57: Are Columbus Crew dark horses for MLS Cup>28.58: Kekuta Manneh interview and chat34.39: The state of the West and Colorado Rapids preview46.10: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive with Stefan Marinovic48.37: Carl Robinson interview70.04: Where would the 'Caps or Reyna be if he'd been healthy all year?74.51: BC Soccer Web headlines89.07: Ray Winstone interview95.19: Flash Five - Best former Whitecaps still in MLS100.34: Wavelength - The Cockney Rejects The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!

Whitecaps analyst Carlo Corazzin says the Caps have built a deep squad that they can rely on from top to bottom, one to 22 on the roster. Carlo discusses the play of Yordy Reyna and the upcoming Columbus tilt

Whitecaps keeper David Ousted says the club has fought hard to get to top spot in the West, but says the work has to continue in order to stay there. David also discusses Yordy Reyna and Brek Shea

What happens when Atlanta United see red? We're talking two first-half red cards to the second-ever visitors to Mercedes-Benz Stadium. We're talking 9 vs. 11 when Josef Martinez is feeling it and Miguel Almiron is ready to ride. A soccer touchdown, that's what happens. After the Revs suffered a historic 7-0 defeat, the guys argue about running up the score and whether Tata Martino should have gone even numbers just to keep his side rested. Then ATLUTD president Darren Eales (9:30) calls in to rave about an incredible season so far, give Tata credit for keeping things even keel and basically guarantee that a new single-season attendance record will be set on Saturday. After the break, Vancouver head coach Carl Robinson (37:45) joins Andrew and David to explain how the Whitecaps fought their way into first place, what tier of attacker Yordy Reyna falls in and why Thierry Henry still wanted to be coached with the Red Bulls. Plus, all your questions, comments and banter in the Mailbag as the Hot-Take Hotline lights up for the Want to be a part of the show? Call or text the Hot-Take Hotline at 401-206-0MLS and you could appear on ExtraTime Radio or ExtraTime Live! Free advice: Keep it short and sweet and avoid colorful language!

It wasn't just an unbeaten weekend in Cascadia, it was a perfect one. All three of our clubs took maximum points in important home fixtures, currently leaving each in a playoff berth.  Ordinarily, it'd be a good bet that such success would be the focus of this edition of Radio Cascadia. However with two derbies this week and midweek matches for everyone, we keep Ep. 122 focused on the future. This 45 minute installment primarily features previews of the Vancouver-Seattle derby on Wednesday as well as Portland's home tie with Colorado. The special set up allows us the flexibility to release again later in the week with more accurate previews of Vancouver's trip to Orlando and, of course, the Seattle-Portland derby on Sunday than we'd be able to provide before Wednesday's slate of matches.  We discuss the developing partnership between Fredy Montero and Yordy Reyna with AFTN's Michael McColl, also taking a look at how Carl Robinson will set up tactically against Sounders.  Will a day less rest than Whitecaps doom Seattle's trip north? Brian Schmetzer's lineup conundrum in this quick three match stretch is the focus of our Sounders side of Wednesday's derby.  A 2-2 draw in Commerce City left Portland with a bad taste in their mouths after their last match with the Rapids. Will Caleb Porter be able to devote enough resources to their midweek home match against them without sacrificing Seattle away?  This may well turn out to be a defining week for the 2017 season, particularly in Cascadia. Get ready for the first half of it with RC Ep. 122!  Playlist: 00:00 - Cascadia goal of the week, MLS team of the week 06:30 - Whitecaps perspective derby preview with Michael McColl of AFTN 17:25 - Sounders perspective derby preview with Ari Liljenwall 30:30 - Timbers v Colorado Rapids preview

Paul Dolan says Yordy Reyna gives the Whitecaps great options in the midfield, and he can easily see Reyna becoming a fan favourite.

Pete Schaad admits it’s a strange feeling for the Whitecaps after a 2-2 draw in Minnesota, as generally points on the road are great…but this is a match the Whitecaps should have won. Pete suggests the Whitecaps still need a shifty midfielder who can beat players one-on-one and create for others, but maybe Yordy Reyna is that person.

The Whitecaps finally have their number nine striker, but just as they get Fredy Montero, Yordy Reyna picks up an injury. Hopefully this isn't an ominous sign of the season to come in Vancouver. In our latest episode, we chat with 'Caps coach Carl Robinson about the Montero acquisition and discuss what it will mean for the team. He won't be playing in the Champions League game on Wednesday. We preview that match and look back at the horrific end to the 'Caps preseason. Our player interview this week is a slightly terse chat with Russell Teibert and Serious Drinking feature in the latest 'Wavelength' segment. All this and a lot more chat. Have a listen!

Like a triangle, there's three sides to every story, at least that's how it feels in the world of football - the club's version, the fan's version, and the truth that most likely lies inbetween. It's been a busy week both on and off the pitch in Whitecapsland. The 'Caps were in action down in Portland in the Rose City Invitational. We look at what we may have learned about that so far and what we made of the first appearance of Yordy Reyna. MLS Commissioner Don Garber was in town on Monday, speaking to the 'Caps, media, and supporters. We grilled him on the state of refereeing in the league and we bring you that chat in this episode of the show. Our 'Wavelength' section returns, and we talk PJ's as the 'Caps launch their new home kit for the season. Saying it received a mixed reaction is perhaps being generous. All this and a lot more chat about Monday's townhall, accountability and development, so have a listen!

Preseason soccer is back in Cascadia! As two of our clubs hit the field in Arizona (and the third in far-off Wales), RC Ep. 97 has all of latest news on rosters, transactions and matches across the region.  Resident Timbers expert Ed Pham makes his first appearance at the new KJR studio, just in time for Portland to (maybe) land perhaps the biggest signing in club history. The group debates on the scope of Blanco's impact, should he make the jump stateside.  Seattle made their first big international splash of the offseason, bringing in Swedish midfielder Gustav Svensson from Guangzhou R&F of the CSL. The rumors about Hiroshi Kiyotake's arrival are starting to dim and it's becoming easier to take a coherent view of Sounders' roster.  The same can't be said of the Vancouver Whitecaps, but at least they started adding to their squad this week with the signing of Peruvian international Yordy Reyna from RB Salzburg. The 'Caps have a lot of work to do before their CCL tie with NYRB in only several weeks' time, can they sort their immense playmaking and size issues in the final third before then? A 4-0 preseason victory over Oxford United provides a much-needed bright spot.  PLAYLIST: 00:00 - Blanco, Arokoyo, and more: PTFC talk with Ed Pham 27:00 - Sounders add Svensson, Tolo as roster nears completion  48:00 - 'Caps add Reyna, does it address a need & what's next?