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48 teams will grace the fields of Mexico, Canada, and the United States this summer. Who will join Infantino in lifting soccer's ultimate prize? Nick, Caleb, and Nathan have recovered their audio files from purgatory and present to you the breakdown of every group, predictions of which teams are contenders, pretenders, and just happy to be there, and of course plenty of trips down memory lane.

It's time for the biggest awards in the entire soccer world. No, not the Ballon d'Or. We're talking about the João Felix Memorial Award, the Turkish League Moment of the Year, and—well—our Ballon d'Or. Plenty of hardware gets handed out, plus we crown a Predictions champion. Will Nick reign supreme? Will Caleb finally get over the hump? Listen to find out.

For the first time since Nathan, Nick, and Caleb met, Nathan's beloved Arsenal have lifted the Premier League trophy. How does it feel, and what is the legacy of this team? Plus, what did this title win make the crew realize about the state of football as a whole? Plus, a look at the departing Pep Guardiola and relegated West Ham, a poke around Spain's relegation battle, and previews of the Europa...

Real Madrid have managed to completely implode, including a full-on brawl inside their training room. VAR has also completely imploded. Our WIFI has also managed to implode... Nathan, Caleb, and Nick gather up to chat the last two weeks of soccer. From the European trophies that now have their finalists to a classic edition of Who He Play For to Caleb describing a goal as only a medical student co...

Did the world just witness the best match of all time? Caleb, Nathan, and Nick gather around the virtual table to discuss the awe of PSG's 5-4 thriller with Bayern Munich, the congestion of the Prem and what that meant for Arsenal-Atleti, and look at the run-in for the Premier League title. Plus, the Game Game bringing back some memories, a violent and chaotic vibe check, and much more.

Have you ever tried to name a bunch of Real Sociedad players from 7 years ago? Neither had we. Nick, Caleb, and Nathan gather around to talk CL quarterfinals, Tottenham's impending relegation, and one of the biggest Premier League games of a lifetime. Plus, trying to remember some Monaco and Man City Guys, Union Berlin's milestone hire, and more.

Nick, Caleb, and Nathan circle up to discuss the news that Mo Salah is leaving Liverpool at the end of the year. They go over the upcoming CL ties, the failure of Arsenal at the hands of City, and plenty more (including Nick's background, what it takes to have ball knowledge in Europe, and yes––an Italian coach going to extreme lengths).

Plenty of soccer has passed them by, but Nathan, Nick, and Caleb reunite to go over the finer things in life: old Brazilian wingers. They also discuss some more harrowing trends, like the racist abuse of Vinicius Junior at the hands of Benfica, as well as the changing league situations across all of Europe. Plus, some forgotten Arsenal and Liverpool legends, a naming mishap, and more

How fast can you play in every washed league in the world? That's the question that Jhon Duran (and Nathan, Caleb, and Nick) try to answer. The gang discusses the recent cup games, but first takes a gander at the plight of Ronaldo, some long-forgotten players, and one long-forgotten league. Plus, musings on the Swiss Franc, Atleti, and more.

Are there too many set piece goals? This is the question that Nathan, Caleb, and Nick try to tackle on today's episode, which functions equally well as a pulse check on the game itself. From checking in on AFCON's chaos to musings on how soccer's pendulum has swung back towards a less open era, there is plenty on the agenda. Plus, a classic between Belgium and Brazil gets revisited.

Nick, Nathan, and Caleb discuss everything from vaccines (good) to Chelsea (bad) to United (confusing) and more. Many managers have gotten the sack, and chaos abounds – join the Cornerkick Crew for a discussion that tries to chart a course for what managing actually means as well as the purpose of academies and more.

It's the most wonderful time of the year, for real. Nick, Caleb, and Nathan all gather around in one room to record a live podcast, touching on everything from the year in review to the state of the biggest leagues in the world. Plus, bits on medical malpractice, The Lineup Game, our favorite Christmas movies, and more. Happy New Year!

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire....Mo Salah nipping at the door...Nathan, Caleb, and Nick gather round the yule log to discuss all the goings-on of the last two weeks. From a World Cup draw that had to be seen to be believed to drama in Madrid and Liverpool, the gang covers a lot of ground. Plus, how to spoil a Who He Play For, a Caleb mini-rant, and their favorite Christmas carols!

Nathan, Caleb, and Nick go over the results from the international break, including some shockingly good football involving Scotland and Ireland. Plus, musings on Cape Verde (whose population does not, in fact, fit in Massachusetts), old Watford players, Yamal's injuries, and more.

In this edition of Corner Kick, the lads debut a novel game where two of the three face off to name players in the starting XI of a match from the past. Then, a Vibe Check takes us to Gianni Infantino's latest award, plus a look at Sweden and Scotland, before Nick, Caleb, and Nathan break down the latest and greatest from Germany and France. Plus, notes on some art theft, a great app to use for so...

In a rare Sunday night recording, Caleb, Nathan, and Nick gather up to discuss the recent matches across of Europe. From a look at the form (and non-form) teams in the Prem to an evaluation of the Clasico, there was plenty to break down, including potent questions like "why does Vinicius do these things?" to "which circle of hell is Nick and other Liverpool fans in?" Plus, a look at the worst UCL...

Nick, Nathan, and Caleb gather up to talk about soccer. First, a Who He Play For constructs a wild midfield trio, before they check on LiverpooLLL's losing streak. Then, a classic Caleb diatribe on the Ballon d'Or and why the voting is a sham, plus some more musings and a song from Nick at the end.

Nick, Nathan, and Caleb squad up to celebrate Caleb's birthday. They start off with an Immaculate Grid, before a Vibe Check takes them to Samuel Umtiti's retirement, Jose Mourinho's new gig, and whatever you can call the USMNT setup at the moment. Plus, a look at Spurs, Liverpool's lucky run, Nathan butchers the French language, and Nick finds out how the Estadio da Luz got its name.

The lads (Nathan, Nick, and Caleb) gather around to discuss the ending of the summer window, with big deals that were (Isak) and weren't (Guehi). Plus, a look at the early fixtures from this season, some old and new names on the move, and conversation as to why Germany has fallen behind in recent years.

It's the beginning of a new season, which means it's time for a Corner Kick annual tradition: predictions . Nick, Caleb, and Nathan go through every piece of business done by Premier League clubs in the (still-open) window, before giving their eventual full standing breakdown from 1 to 20. Has United learned from their mistakes? Will PSR ever catch up to Chelsea? What to make of the acclaimed wind...

The gang gathers up for one last episode before flipping the page on the 2024-25 season. Nick, Caleb, and Nathan play "Who He Play For," taking a trip down memory lane (and largely through Sevilla). Then, a look at some transfers around Europe, some insane Bolivian names, Club World Cup fallout, a note on setting up a better email address, and more. Thank you to our listeners this season! See you...

TW: This episode contains content that may be unsuitable for some listeners, including death and sexual assault. Nick, Caleb, and Nathan begin by honoring the lives of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre, who tragically passed away in a shocking event that rocked the sporting world. Then, a vibe check that gets everything from ancient China to the worst kept secret of the sporting world finally in pl...

The season comes to an end, which means it's time for a Corner Kick staple: the Corner Kick Awards. Everything from the inaugural João Felix Memorial Trophy to Turkish League Moment of the Year to best transfer, Ballon d'Or, and best goal is on the line...with much spirited debate. Plus, a look at our Corner Kick predictions from August...will there be a new winner or will Nick reign supreme?

Four major cup finals have taken place since the last time the Corner Kick Crew recorded. From Crystal Palace's FA Cup win to PSG's dominance over Inter to Spurs winning their first major trophy in 17 years, there is much to break down. Plus, a look at a few forgotten "legends" in a Who He Play For, the game where we ask "Who He Play For?" Tune back in next week for the 4th Annual Corner Kick Awar...

Between the Stadion Wankdorf, microwrestling, and three trophies in the balance, there was a lot to get to this week. Nathan, Nick, and Caleb gathered to discuss the biggest news in soccer, from four-goal performances to owners storming the pitch and another marquee Barcelona win. Plus, the usual chaos... Sending our best to Taiwo Awoniyi as he recovers from his medically induced coma, which broke...