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Make Football Great Again
Make Football Great Again is the definitive 48-nation roadmap to the 2026 World Cup, combining deep-dive interviews from across the globe with legendary tournament anecdotes from our veteran reporters. We're bringing you expert insight, authentic flavour and just the right amount of chaos as we count down to the biggest party in football history. Come and join the journey. Let's Make Football Great Again!
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Episodes
Seaman's tears and Sven's assistant lost in the woods: Untold Stories from 2002 World Cup 09.02.2026 47:25
The 2002 World Cup was a series of firsts: the first of the new millennium, the first to be held in Asia and the first to be held jointly by two different nations, Japan and South Korea. Andy Dunn, the Mirror's chief sports writer, joins Harry Brent to look back at the tournament. From Sven's zen to redemption for Beckham, as well as tension between David Seaman and the media, Andy tells the Untol...
"There will be a big name OMISSION": Who will make England's 2026 World Cup squad? 03.02.2026 1:17:03
From striker shoo-ins to selection shocks, Foden fears and Eze danger, Make Football Great Again debuts with an in-depth look at the options for the Three Lions. The Mirror's Chief Football Writer John Cross launches our 'On the Plane' power rankings, auditing every contender for Thomas Tuchel's England squad. We look at the stars surging up the rankings and the big names in danger of being left a...
Make Football Great Again - Trailer 26.01.2026 1:06
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