Soccer Sense Podcast

Tareque catches up with the marketing manager of Brighton & Hove Albion in Bengaluru and chats about their outreach to Indian fans.

Vishal & Tareque are still blinded by the flashing dourness of Liverpool v United’s 0-0 draw and Tareque catches up with the folks from Brighton & Hove Albion at the Premier League Live event in Bengaluru.

Vishal and Tareque take a whirlwind tour of the results in the last rounds of World Cup 2018 qualifying, which threw up results, narratives and drama to rival the best of blockbusters.

Vishal and Tareque are excited, hopeful and optimistic about all the football conversations concerning India as they break down things going right for the Blues right now.

Vishal & Tareque put Liverpool under the SensibilityScope™ and find that they have confront ghosts of seasons past and ghosts of seasons in the future to figure out how the Reds got here.

Triggered by the Carlo Ancelotti sacking, Vishal & Tareque assemble an emergency pod that takes a critical look at Bayern Munich’s strange regression.

This week, after scratching their heads on how poor can Liverpool defensively get, Vishal & Tareque turn their attention to how Chelsea have bounced back from an opening day loss like a boss and look forward to a big clash this weekend.

Vishal and Tareque turn the spotlight towards the blue half of Manchester to try and detect any hints of the Pep particle and its impact.

Vishal & Tareque look ahead to the London Derby this Sunday - a resurgent Chelsea take on a possibly tired Arsenal

Tareque & Vishal break down the first ever week of Champions League football involving all of Soccer Sense's teams and look forward to another London derby.

Karan returns to the podcast as he and Tareque ramble around the Premier League and look forward to a big game on Champions League's opening night

The PL kicks off with an explosion of narratives and Vishal and Tareque can barely hold off from getting sucked right in!

Tareque & Vishal are exhausted by this season but they will call on their last ounce of energy to present one final recap of the season in all its Good, Bad & Ugly glory.

Tareque and Karan discuss the Champions League semi final second legs and preview the Cardiff final as Karan finally addresses the elephant in the room in zebra stripes.

Our Rest of Europe Correspondent and resident Bianconeri Karan deconstructs the 'complete performance' from Juventus in the first leg of the Champions League semifinal.

Vishal and Tareque finally get around to taking an in depth look at Tottenham Hotspurs, now that St. Totteringham's Day 2017 has been cancelled. But are they all they're cracked up to be?

In a very special episode, a special guest - sports writer Akarsh Sharma - talks about Aizawl FC's remarkable and almost miraculous victory in India's top division and Vishal & Tareque break down the parallels between the new champs and the likes of Leicester and Iceland.

In the season opener of the second season of Soccer Stories, Soccer Sense's take on stories that made football, resident Juve fan, Karan, recounts the Calciopoli fallout.

A very edgy and nervous Vishal previews the very crucial Manchester Derby tonight and we speculate if either, both or neither will end up in the Top 4.

Karan soaks in the satisfaction of a fine quarterfinal performance from Juventus and we look forward to two very intriguing semis.

Vishal, our resident tactical breakdowner-In-Chief deconstructs not one but two tactical master classes from the week - One at Old Trafford and one in Turin.

Tareque gets Karan, the only one in the podcast with any emotional skin in the Champions League this season, to preview the quarterfinals, including Juve v Barca

Vishal and Tareque look back at a frantic weekend in the PL and also look forward to a frantic midweek.

It's a frantic time in the PL before the international break and Vishal & Tareque break down a week that looks normal on the surface but hides a lot of narrative underneath.

Vishal breaks down the weeks ahead for Manchester United and makes the case, with some NBA parallels, for Zlatan Ibrahimovic being the greatest club footballer ever.