Soccer Sense Podcast

Our European correspondent, Karan, is here to give an objectively considered preview of the Champions League semifinals because resident Liverpool fan, Tareque, can barely hold it together.

Now that Manchester City have been crowned champions, Vishal & Tareque turn their attention to the bottom of the table and consider the unprecedented prospect of the Premier League being made up of 9 newly promoted Championship sides by the 2020 season and what the smaller clubs need to do to survive in the league.

Vishal and Tareque take a few deep breaths and try to put into both footballing and fandom perspectives, three delectably dramatic encounters in the second leg of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Vishal and Tareque revel in the back to back performances Liverpool and Manchester United delivered against Manchester City and look forward to the second legs of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Vishal and Tareque revel in the back to back performances Liverpool and Manchester United delivered against Manchester City and look forward to the second legs of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Vishal is back from the mountains after summitting a peak, but we are very much focused on the relegation and promotion battle in the Premier League. Tareque & Vishal assess the epidemic of underperformance in the PL this season and take a peek at what’s going on in The Championship.

The 2/3 of the surviving Soccer Sense teams in the Champions League draw are represented as European Correpondent Karan and Tareque so down to preview the last 8 matchups and pick the tie they think will be, as Karanms boss put it, the tastiest.

A delighted Vishal is happy to break down Manchester United’s clinical win against arch rivals Liverpool as we look at the larger ramifications of Saturday’s result.

Soccer Sense’s European Correspondent, Karan, is here to give you the lowdown across the top European leagues from France to Germany, via Italy. Also he & Tareque discuss how huge for Serie A The Juventus-Napoli fixture could be.

Soccer Sense turns five and to celebrate this special milestone, Vishal and Tareque bring out the eternal topic - the clash of management styles. Pragmatism? Or Philosophy? Or both? And how do you walk the tightrope between both in the modern game? We take inspiration from the greats including our patron saint Johan Cruyff and also examine a few contemporaries.

A very exasperated Vishal tries to make sense of Manchester United’s anaemic outing in Sevilla while Tareque gushes over the zingy 1-1 draw between Chelsea and Barcelona

Vishal and Tareque review the first legs of the knockout round in the Champions League and explain why they have no sympathy for PSG and why they lost sleep over Juventus losing a 2-goal lead at home.

Vishal and Tareque focus on the North London Derby and what the reaction of Spurs and Arsenal to the result tells us about those teams’ outlook of themselves. And Vishal has a go at Jose Mourinho with some blasphemous turns of phrase.

Vishal and Tareque are that point in the season where they turn their attention to the bottom of the table. The shocker this season is that it is a ridiculously fat bottom.

Liverpool-Manchester City was such a bonkers football game that we recorded a bonkers podcast about it, one where even a card carrying United Fan waxes eloquent about Liverpool.

We catch up with our resident Gunner, Vijay, almost four years from when we last had him on the pod and put Arsenal’s Groundhog Day like predicament under the SenseScope™️

On the historic occasion of all three Soccer Sense teams being in the Champions League knockout stage at once, Vishal, Karan & Tareque sit down for a comprehensive preview of all the ties.

After a loooonngggg gap, all three panelists of Soccer Sense are at the same table as Tareque, Karan & Vishal figure out who got the best of the festive period in the PL & look forward to Arsenal-Chelsea

Vishal and Tareque are not too pleased with how the respective home teams approached the Manchester and the Merseyside derbies respectively.

Manchester United were comprehensive winners at the Emirates as per the score line but Vishal is not pleased and has some choice words for Jose & his men ahead of Sunday’s derby.

A third of the EPL season is past and Vishal & Tareque take stock of what lies ahead for the main contenders in the middle third including the congested festive window when things can change fast.

Vishal & Tareque are back after a heartbreak filled international break, and get straight down to the task of separating the wheat from truth from the chaff of hype as far as Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City team are concerned.

Karan and Tareque try to come to terms with the fact that Italy will not be at the 2018 World Cup and try to figure out how this came to pass.

Karan and Tareque break down Italy's dismal show in Sweden in the first leg of the World Cup qualifying playoff and contemplate the possibility of an Italy-less World Cup

As the Champions League reaches its halfway mark in the group stages Tareque catches up with Soccer Sense’s special Europe correspondent - Karan - to take stock of things and look ahead to the second half.