World Football Index Podcast

Alan Feehely is joined by John O'Sullivan, Jasmine Baba, and Jonathan Fadugba to round up the latest goings-on in European football. They discuss: - West Ham, Moyes & Lingard - Man City UCL favourites - Merseyside Derby - Gladbach's next boss - Mbappe and Haaland come of age - A defining era of European football

Alan Feehely, Jasmine Baba, and John O'Sullivan are back to look at the latest news and stories from European Football including: - Man City's Premier lead - Liverpool's struggles - Arsenal and ESR - Messi and friends - Marco Rose to Dortmund - Barca get a taste of their own medicine - Champions League and Europa League predictions

Simon Edwards is joined by Tom Robinson, Peter Galindo, and Anna Evans to look back on the recent Copa Libertadores final and discuss the competition as a whole.

Alan Feehely, Jonathan Fadugba and John O'Sullivan discuss the latest European football stories including: - Goals at Old Trafford - Phil Foden - Big transfer problems - The GOATs - Atlético Madrid - Ligue 1

Alan Feehely, Jasmine Baba, and John O'Sullivan review the latest goings-on in European football, including: - Premier League - Messi's Money - Bundesliga - Zlatan vs Lukaku - PSG

Alan Feehely, Jasmine Baba and John O'Sullivan are back to roundup the latest stories in European football, including: - Frank Lampard is replaced by Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea. - Luis Suarez firing at Atleti. - New front 3 at PSG? - Martin Ødegaard joins Arsenal. - Thiago and Liverpool. - Galway United appoint Lisa Fallon as first-team head coach. - New build Fernando Torres.

Alan Feehely, Jasmine Baba, and John O'Sullivan look back on a weekend of European football, including Liverpool vs Man United, Athletic Club's Supercopa, former players as managers, and Bayern's latest resurgence.

Alan Feehely, Jasmine Baba, and John O'Sullivan take a look at the latest goings-on in European football, including who the title favourites are in Germany, England and Spain, Lionel Messi's resurgence, and David Alaba's move from Bayern to Real Madrid.

20-year-old River Plate forward Julián Álvarez is the focus of the latest Scouting Spotlight, as Austin Miller and Tom Robinson take a look at the most promising players in South America.

The new-look European Football Show discusses the legacy Gérard Houllier leaves and looks ahead to games across the continent where his influence is seen at every turn. Host Alan Feehely is joined by guests Jonathan Fadugba, Jasmine Baba, John O'Sullivan and Sam Leveridge to cover the continent in 60 minutes.

Adam Brandon is joined by Andrew Lawn to discuss the history of football chanting. Andrew's new book: We Lose Every Week, focuses on the history of football chanting. From Victorian Britain to broken wheelbarrows, via Cilla Black, Italian earthquakes and backheeled bananas, this is the story of how and why tens of thousands of people come together in unison in football grounds, pubs and town squar...

Adam hosts Tom and Austin as they review the last 16 of the Libertadores and briefly touch on the same stage of the Sudamericana as well.

Austin Miller and Tom Robinson take a look at Palmeiras 20-year-old Gabriel Menino, on whom the scouting spotlight is shining brightly thanks to a recent call up to the Brazil national team.

Adam Brandon, Tom Robinson, Tom Nash and Simon Edwards pay tribute to the great Diego Maradona who sadly passed away on Wednesday 25th November 2020.

Dylan Baker, Chris Smith, and Alex Windley look back at the opening games of the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs, including one of the most dramatic games of the season so far, and look ahead to the next round.

Alan Feehely is joined by Scandinavian football expert Jonathan Fadugba to look at the rise of Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt, which culminated in their recent title win, and the promising young players throughout Norwegian football. Jonathan is the co-host of the Nordic Football Pod and founder of Just Football. https://twitter.com/nordicfootpod https://twitter.com/JustFootball

Austin Miller hosts Adam Brandon, Xavier Zavala, Roberto Rojas and Jordan Florit as they discuss a Matchday 6 full of historic results and stories as Venezuela claim their first ever home win over Chile, Ecuador thrash Colombia and Bolivia claim their first ever point away to Paraguay. They also discuss fairly comfortable wins for Brazil over Uruguay and Argentina against Peru.

The NASS team - Dylan Baker, Chris Smith, and Brady Reid - are back to look ahead to the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs, looking at each upcoming game as Major League Soccer reaches the business end of the season.

Adam, Austin, Tom and eventually Simon discuss matchday 4 of the Conmebol World Cup qualifying series which saw fierce rivals Chile and Peru clash in Santiago. There was plenty of drama in La Paz, Buenos Aires and Barranquilla too while Brazil and Venezuela played out a game to forget.

Alan Feehely is joined by Dylan O’Connell and Macdara Ferris to discuss some of the key storylines from this season’s Airtricity League. Some of the topics touched on are Shamrock Rovers’ title win, Cork City’s relegation and Dundalk’s Europa League campaign.

Dylan Baker and Chris Smith are joined by Ben Wright to discuss Nashville SC's inaugural season in Major League Soccer, how they got there, how they are doing, and soccer generally in the Tennessee and Kentucky area.

Tom Kundert and Aaron Barton join Alan Feehely for a look at how Portugal became European Champions and UEFA Nations League winners within the space of a few years, and what the future looks like for Portuguese football.

Long-serving South American Football Show duo Adam Brandon in Chile and Austin Miller in Argentina review the latest Libertadores action and react to the draw of the last 16. They also highlight some ties of the last 32 of the Sudamericana.

Miami-based journalist Alex Windley joins Dylan Baker and Chris Smith to talk Inter Miami. How the club came about, how they are doing in their first season in Major League Soccer, and what it's like following an 'expansion side' in MLS.

Alan Feehely is joined by Tomasz Mortimer to look at Ferencvaros' qualification for the 2020/21 Champions League group stages, where they will face Barcelona, Juventus, and Dynamo Kyiv, and also discuss the state of football in Hungary today.