One Day At A Time Football Podcast

It's a World Cup final at high noon! It's Brazil v Italy and the nerds are having their revenge. Everyone is on board as our USA 94 Ship hits port.

Rob, Ciaran and Kevin are back for the traditional Third Place Play Off love in. It's the least likely teams in the least likely place, or is it?

It's Semi finals day and we have the prospect of a traditional final or a hipsters daydream, who could possibly make it to a Pasadena final?

The football hipsters favourites advance, the World Champions are out and penalties are required in Stanford.

It's the day when the rocking baby celebration was born and a Colin Sheridan's vinyl collection reached new levels. Contenders emerge as others make their exit.

Two more European teams advance to the Quarter Finals as we say adios to Jorge Campos' jerseys and there's divine intervention from a ponytail.

Ireland and the Dutch are back in the Citrus bowl, and the hosts face their biggest World Cup game ever in Palo Alto California. Surely a day for the annals.

With Maradona watching in from the outside, Romania and Argentina serve up a classic, while the Swedes march on at the expense of Saudi Arabia, who end up owning a lot of Swedish cars.

We've reached the knockout stages and the first day is an all European affair. Germany play Belgium in Chicago, while the hottest ticket in Washington DC is Spain v Switzerland.

As the group stage is completed with two games in Group D, a pall is cast over the tournament by the biggest drugs scandal in World Cup history. Maradona may be gone, but the teams play on and everything changes as a result.

Group F finishes, and everyone's confused. Archie MacPherson is confused, Jack Charlton is confused and a wonder goal confuses the Belgians. Who'll go through in one of the tightest groups in the competition?

Four games, see two more groups concluded. Norway and Ireland play in the least memorable game of the tournament, as Italy need something against Mexico. In Group B records are broken in Stanford and Brazil and Sweden give a glimpse of what's to come.

A day of surprises as the groups conclude. Germany and South Korea serve up a classic and our player of the day is from Bolivia. Surely their game with Spain is epic, right?

It's not a good day for goalkeepers. Bulgaria and Greece are after their maiden World Cup victory, The USA and Romania are looking to top their group and Colombia are playing for pride.

Argentina collide with Nigeria in Massachusetts. The Dutch and Belgians renew acquaintances and Saudi Arabia face Morocco seeking their first World Cup win.

Mexico must win against Ireland to survive, Brazil pass their second exam in Stanford and the Swedes begin to show promise against Russia.

An episode you can listen to in a single car trip. Italy face Norway needing a win to survive, while Bolivia and South Korea play out one of the tournament's more forgettable games.

A seminal day in World Cup History. The biggest in American history, one of the worst in Colombian, and there's a Swiss Roll for good measure.

It's fourth edition in the El Diego franchise, as Maradona enters the fray. Nigeria and Greece add real quality to Group D and there's a European derby as World Champions Germany take on Spain.

Ciaran, Scottish Kev and Mick are in the chairs as Brazil get going in the Bay Area, and the Dutch take DC. There's defections, a kidnapping, a philosophers brother, wrong handed saves and sour grapes. It's all in a day at USA 94.

The temperatures are rising as six new teams enter the fray. Rob, Billy Joe and Colin are on duty as three European teams, two African and Mexico get off the mark.

Possibly the longest episode ever! The guys are out of control. Two shocks and a World Cup on very dry home soil, sure what else would you talk about!

Thirty years on again and our intrepid team take on yet another football tournament. It's USA94, it's Day 1, an opening ceremony never to be forgotten, and a good reason why many in the host nation will never remember. Rob is joined on this one by Michael Foley, Ciaran O'Hara, Billy Joe Padden and Kevin Corcoran.

It's an absolute classic folks, the 1987 FA Cup Final. Ciaran's paying too much attention to kits, Billy's got the mother of all goal descriptions and Rob's faith in the decade is restored.

Join Rob, Mick and Kevin as they re-live the 1985 FA Cup final, with Everton chasing a unique treble and Manchester United aiming for a second Wembley victory in three years.