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It's been one hell of a year
The Football Weekend's 2025, wrapped.
Dec 18
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Jack Holmes
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5
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Nobody knows nothin' in the Premier League
Pundits, Supercomputers, Substackers ... everybody gets overconfident in those balmy days of the early season. Now we're in the cold dark of winter.
Dec 12
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Jack Holmes
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FIFA just gets worse
Pining for Sepp Blatter at the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw.
Dec 8
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Jack Holmes
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The Battle of Lisbon: José Mourinho, Eusébio, Sporting and Benfica
Plus: What's the secret sauce that makes Portugal (pop. 11 million) so competitive on the global stage?
Dec 4
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Jack Holmes
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November 2025
Brad Friedel: The American who lived Türkiye's most explosive football feud
The Ohio native tended goal for Galatasaray against Fenerbahçe in a truly ferocious match: "If you can play in this derby," he says, "You can play in…
Nov 28
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Jack Holmes
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112 years of HATRED at the North London derby
Sol Campbell and George Graham, Harry Kane and Thierry Henry ... but it all began when Arsenal moved into Tottenham's neighborhood.
Nov 21
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Jack Holmes
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Mussolini's trophy + more World Cup stories from Jonathan Wilson
The Road to 2026 continues with a saga-packed history of this famous tournament.
Nov 14
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Jack Holmes
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Jonathan Wilson
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Man City-Liverpool: Is this a new Premier League era?
Arsenal are in the title race. Are these two? And what kind of three-way rivalry would it be?
Nov 7
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Jack Holmes
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October 2025
Enough with the "Opta Supercomputer"
Statistics have their place in the game, but this ain't it.
Oct 31
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Jack Holmes
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El Clásico blasts off the title race in La Liga
Dan Hilton of The Barcelona Podcast joins the podcast to talk Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal, Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford, plus Barça's…
Oct 24
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Jack Holmes
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Derek Rae + Stewart Robson on Der Klassiker 🇩🇪 — and how they do the commentary for EAFC!
The ESPN and EA Sports FC 26 commentary team joins the podcast.
Oct 17
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Jack Holmes
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African World Cup qualifying is wonderfully unpredictable
Traditional powers Nigeria are faltering, the North is on the rise, and Cape Verde are the romantic's favorite.
Oct 10
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Jack Holmes
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