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Football Today Podcast

Sports EN ↓ 77 episodes

The Football Today podcast is your one-stop shop for all things football. With reviews and previews for every match week of the EPL, as well as Champions League, FA Cup and whatever else catches our attention, it's all a football fan needs. From doomsday scenarios to big calls as well as 'yeah/nahs', we break it all down coming out of each and every EPL Matchweek and heading into your football weekend around the globe. Join Alex Donnelly, Liam 'Stats Guy' McAllion and Marcus Bazzano as they globetrot through the world football landscape, highlighting the prowess of Aussies abroad making waves...

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: supercoach.com.au

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Code Sports

Category

Sports

Podcast website

supercoach.com.au

Latest episode

Dec 18, 2024

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Episodes

Should Ten Hag be sacked? EPL Matchweek 17 Big Calls + Doomsday Scenarios, Matilda fever in the WSL 15.12.2023

Football Today Podcast - Episode 1, Thursday December 14 - Should Ten Hag be sacked? EPL Matchweek 17 Big Calls + Doomsday Scenarios, Matilda fever in the WSL. Brace yourself for EPL Matchweek 17 with jaw-dropping 'Big Calls' and heart-stopping 'Doomsday Scenarios.' But that's not all – catch the Matilda fever in the WSL and discover what the Aussies abroad are up to! Arsenal and Manchester City h...

Introducing Football Today 14.12.2023

The Football Today podcast is your one-stop shop for all things football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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