Two Up Front

We look back on the FA Cup and Chelsea missing out once more. We chat changes to the UCL from 2024/25 and Orlando Pirates advancing to the CAF Confederation Cup final,

In this week's episode, we dissect Pep Guardiola's comments on "everyone" rooting for Liverpool over his Manchester City team and how adding Erling Haaland affects the football landscape. We also look back at the period of Roman Abromovic's ownership of Chelsea following the sale of the club

In this episode we look back at Bafana Bafana's performances over the international break, we chat about the implications of transgender women in women's sport and we ponder if Manchester United is a desirable destination for players and coaches after Louis van Gaal called them a "commercial club"

Getting booed by fans in their subsequent league game, should Messi and Neymar bear the brunt of PSG's UCL exit, is Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi right to question 'spiteful' Kaizer Chiefs over opening their doors to Al Ahly and should Liverpool pay Mo Salah whatever he asks? We discuss.

On the show this week, we look back at both the derbies of Soweto and Manchester and we ask if 4th place is now Arsenal's to lose now that they've climbed into that last UCL spot. We also remember Shane Warne following his passing

In this week's episode we talk everything Carabao Cup final, we discuss Abramovich's decision to hand over 'stewardship' of Chelsea to the club's charitable amidst his ties to Russian President, Putin and we take a look back at Bielsa's time with Leeds following the end of his tenure as coach

With ESports getting a slot at the Commonwealth games, we ask if it even belongs there and what this means for the future of sports. We pit Son & Kane against other legendary PL duos to find out who are the best ever before delving into the removal of the away goals rule and the state of Real Madrid as a destination Mbappe should choose or reject over PSG

A look back at AFCON '22, what stood out and projecting the fortunes of African teams at the World Cup. We look at the personal conduct scandals dogging football before conversation then turns to whether Halaand and Mbappe have a better chance of Ballon d'Or glory together as teammates or apart as rivals

We wax lyrical about Rafael Nadal's record clinching 21st grandslam title and Ashleigh Barty's triumph in her home grandslam. We also look at Dele Alli's move to Everton, Dembele's refusal to move from Barca and other transfer storylines

Football content creator and massive Manchester United fan, Thulaganyo Molebalwa takes us through his thoughts on the team thus far this season and who he has earmarked as the next Red Devil's coach. We also dive into transfer dealings and pick who we think will win the Champion's League.

We discuss the results from UFC 270 before asking what's a fair price to risking your life in combat sports. We go over the Best FIFA awards and close off with an EPL wrap focusing on Conte's impact at Spurs thus far

We ask if Chelsea are as far back from City as the points gap now reflects. We react to Rolando's comments regarding expectations at United and him questions players' mentality. We then round off with the Proteas series win and the colourful remarks by Kohli and his cohorts

This week we discuss what the Proteas need to do to win their series against India, we look at surprising transfer moves that have taken place and which player(s) we would pick above all others to build a team around

In the first offering of the new year, we look at whether Arsenal showed growth in their loss against City; we then pick apart Lukaku's now infamous interview and question the timing of Quinton De Kock's retirement from test cricket

We delve into the SJN report and the implications on Smith and Boucher before assessing if Arsenal are back and if City are about to pull away at the top. We wrap with an ode to the career of Sergio Agueroooo...!

In this week's episode we tackle the value (or redundancy) of sports psychology, whether or not Kolpak returnees should play for the Proteas and we evaluate what may trip up each of City, Liverpool and Chelsea in their bids to win the EPL

We debate Messi's Ballon d'Or win and whether Lewandowski was robbed. We react to the hiring of Rangnick by Manchester United and wonder aloud if Chelsea might have a problem unlocking defensive teams and how concerning that should be

Ole is finally out, we discuss who should replace him as well as look into claims Ronaldo's addition may have contributed to the team taking a step back. We also make our choice for who we'd "start, bench, sell" between Cancelo, James and Trent

Was the Manchester City loss worse than that against Liverpool for United? How far will West Ham and Arsenal take their top 4 push? We also ask if the Proteas showing at the T20 World Cup qualifies as yet another choke job

In this week's episode we react to Spurs firing Nuno as well as to Josh Cavallo coming out as the first openly gay active pro football player. We also take a look at the Proteas prospects for the remainder of the T20 Cricket World Cup

In this week's episode we discuss the the struggles that lead to United's losing badly at Leicester and how the race for the top 4 may now be shaping up

In this week's episode we cover the Newcastle takeover, scrutinize the 30 man Ballon d'Or shortlist and look back at Tyson Fury's win against Deyontay Wilder

We take a look back at Liverpool vs Manchester City, how the Springboks finally won down under and reminisce on the career of the retiring Manny Pacquiao

In this week's episode we discuss the fortunes of Arsenal and Spurs following the NLD, how Pep finally won against Tuchel's Chelsea and whether Ole's rambles are signs of him unraveling

With neither of us having picked Chelsea to win the EPL, should we, in fact, be viewing them as favourites? And is Messi's show of contempt towards Pochettino a worrying sign for the coach? We discuss.