Soccer Sense Podcast

European correspondent Karan braves an injured elbow to provide the analysis of a largely uneventful but still important matchday in the Champions League. Also, what is up with Tottenham and are Juventus underperforming?

Vishal and Tareque reconvene after a three week break wherein the narrative goal posts have dramatically shifted in the Premier League and ask the important question - Have City hit their limit? Also, resident Red Devil Vishal ponders the Manchester United question and what sort of a reset does the red half of Manchester need?

Our European correspondent has drifted further east, but is still available to cover the Champions League as Karan and Tareque break down the goings on of Matchday One. 

The full panel is back again after a week's break to talk about the weird narrative jumps both Arsenal and Tottenham have made in the season so far, break down Arsenal's Anfield annihilation, and look forward to what promises to be a choppy North London derby. 

The gang goes again, for the eighth football season, Tareque, Vishal and Karan are back trying to pick the morsels of sense from the buffet that was the opening week of the Premier League's new season

European Correspondent Karan joins Tareque for his final assignment this season - breaking down the dour but massively important Champions League title win for Liverpool and look at where the finalists head from here. 

Vishal and Tareque try to wrap their heads around two epic Champions League semifinal games that saw Liverpool and Tottenham mount improbable comebacks to set up a final clash in Madrid. Also, Vishal breaks down Liverpool's turnaround for the ages against Barcelona.

Liverpool superfan and friend of the pod Apurv Sardeshmukh joins us to look back with pride (and without the luxury of hindsight) on the club's season so far. As they stand on the cusp of potentially historic achievements (or not), Apurv talks about all the ways the club has brought joy to its fans this season regardless of how things end up.

The full panel is back again as Vishal, Karan and Tareque break down some epic quarterfinal second legs in the Champions League and look forward to two very intriguing semifinal matchups.

European correspondent Karan and Tareque break down four finely poised ties in the quarterfinals of the Champions League and try to figure out how Manchester United kept Barcelona relatively quiet and did Ajax really put in a solid shift against Juventus or did they just get a bit lucky?

Karan and Tareque review Liverpool's intense win over Chelsea in the Premier League and assess how much its effect will resonate across the current title race and season(s) to come.

The full panel - Vishal, Karan and Tareque - is back and is looking forward to the Champions League quarterfinals with both anticipation and dread as all three Soccer Sense teams - Liverpool, Juventus and Manchester United - will be involved with some intriguing ties in prospect.

European correspondent Karan, along with Tareque tries to process the immense and crazy second legs that completed a whirlwind week for the Soccer Sense teams and the plenty of drama that punctuated the remaining ties in a Round of 16 full of intrigue, action, thrill and some good old fashioned underdog-humbling-the-big-gun narratives.

Vishal and Tareque break down Arsenal's important win over Manchester United, and ponder if St. Totteringham's arrival is imminent as they try to get to the bottom of things in that Top 4 race.

As Manchester City take control of the Premier League title race, the full panel - Karan, Vishal and Tareque - assess how Liverpool seem to be blowing their turn to shine and size up City's ambitions not just for this season but the designs they have for global domination with news breaking that they might be acquiring a club in India.

Vishal and Tareque recap a crucial midweek for the triumvirate of the London teams. Vishal debuts a new 'friendly' theory about Tottenham as they keep their eyes peeled for the developments in the title race with the Merseyside Derby upon us.

Karan, our European correspondent and Tareque take stock of the round of 16 first legs in the Champions League and find that none of the Soccer Sense teams could manage a single goal in the first leg.

As Manchester City make a six goal statement in the title race, Soccer Sense's full panel - Karan, Vishal and Tareque - wonders what lies ahead for the club at the receiving end - Chelsea FC and speculates on what happens if the Abramovich era ends. Also, Vishal previews the big game coming up - Liverpool's visit to Old Trafford.

Vishal and Tareque are in a slightly somber mood following the tragic incidents related to the world of football this week as they preview the tightening EPL title race and the big game of the week - Manchester City hosting Chelsea.

Vishal and Tareque have a lot to pack in from the midweek action that barely altered the state of the title race and yet somehow seemed to make it more intriguing and they pull out the sensible narrative threads from the Premier League's crazy football scarf.

Vishal, Karan and Tareque get together for a full panel Soccer Sense podcast after quite a while, and catch up on the state of the title race while looking forward to the fate of the current Top 6 in the EPL and previewing the big game this weekend - Chelsea v Arsenal.

In a pod recorded in record time after the match, Vishal and Tareque reflect on the Liverpool v Manchester United result in the immediacy of the aftermath and look at what the win does for Liverpool.

As Manchester City prove they are only human after defeat at Chelsea, the title race heats up but Liverpool face the ultimate test - Manchester United. Vishal and Tareque look ahead to that game, look back on a crazy weekend at the PL and sandwich some Champions League thoughts in between.

Resident Red Devil Vishal is not pleased at the lack of fight exhibited by the Red half of Manchester in the derby as we deal with the idea that United are reaching a point of reckoning.

Karan and Tareque break down the action on Matchday 4 of the Champions League, more specifically, of the identically frustrating losses for Juventus and Liverpool.