Onefootball Podcast

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Alex Mott. After Arsenal passed their biggest test of the so far, must we now consider them Manchester City's closest title challengers? Elsewhere in the Premier League, Newcastle are on the right track one year on from their big takeover, while Aston Villa appear to going off the rails under Steven Gerrard. There was a huge game in the Bundesliga at the weekend as Borussia Dortmund fought back to earn a big point against Bayern Munich, while Xabi Alonso made a fine start to his tenure as Bayer Leverkusen. While in Italy, Napoli are in fine form heading into another interesting round of Champions League fixtures.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Serie A writer Adam Digby. After Napoli beat Ajax 6-1 in the midweek round of the Champions League, it's time to look into how they've blown away all the doom and gloom after they sold off club legends Kalidou Koulibaly, Lorenzo Insigne and Dries Mertens in the summer. Doing well in both European action and sitting top of the tree in Serie A, Napoli have put together a real strong side in all departments, and boss Luciano Spalletti is letting them play with attacking freedom. That's largely thanks to Sporting Director Cristiano Giuntoli, who has discovered Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and South Korean defender Kim Min-jae. Ending as usual with a trivia question, which of course is also Napoli themed and a nod to the retiring Gonzalo Higuain.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Padraig Whelan. Erling Haaland continues his amazing run of form with a Manchester Derby hat-trick to set records tumbling. Arsenal take control of the league table with yet another home win in the North London derby, Barcelona end a two year absence at the top plus the guys preview some of the biggest games in the Champions League this week!

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Thomas Stockting. Club football is back this weekend but before looking ahead to that, the gang reflect on the biggest talking points from this week's international fixtures. What did we learn about England and Germany in their 3-3 draw? And is it time to feel sorry for the beleaguered Harry Maguire? Elsewhere, Portugal appear to be wasting one of the most talented generations ever, Brazil and Argentina are in red hot form, and in terms of optimism heading into the World Cup, the United States and Canada could hardly be further apart. Then it's time to turn attention to the Premier League, specifically the north London and Manchester derbies. How is Arsenal v Spurs likely to play out? And how should Manchester United approach their trip to the Etihad?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke. England’s defeat to Italy on Friday confirmed their relegation from Uefa Nations League A. What is going wrong? Is it time for Gareth Southgate to go? And if so, who should take over? Elsewhere, Phil Foden is poised to sign a new Manchester City contract, while Eric Cantona has issued a come-and-get-me plea to Manchester United. And most importantly of all, the new FIFA game is out this week. Is it going to be good? And what is the best football video game of all-time?

On this episode of the One Football podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Serie A writer Conor Clancy. Atalanta are currently joint-top of Serie A, so what better time to look at what's made them so successful in recent years, why they might have changed their ultra-attacking approach recently and what's in store for them in the future. Both Juventus and Roma are doing well in the Women's Champions League, which gives a perfect opportunity to discuss where Italy as a country is up to with the women's game. With another defeat to lowly Monza, Juventus are once again on the agenda, and finally Italy's national team has failed to qualify for the World Cup after their Euro 2020 success. What's up with them? Finishing as always with an Atalanta-themed look at whether Conor prefers Luis Muriel or Duván Zapata and a tricky trivia question thrown in too.  

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. There are just under two months to go until the World Cup kicks off. Is it a time for excitement or conflicting emotions? There's also some intriguing international fixtures to look forward to this weekend, as well as some interesting stories from the world of club football to chew on. And in a podcast that feels a bit like the last day of school term, the panel finish off with some fun and games.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Alex Mott. After Arsenal laid their Brentford demons to rest on Sunday, are we looking at genuine title contenders or not? Heung-min Son broke his duck with a stunning hat-trick in Tottenham's demolition of Leicester, but Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers is under huge pressure. The fraud-o-meter is well and truly out of storage. Elsewhere in Europe, PSV and Feyenoord played out a seven-goal thriller in the Eredivisie, which gives the guys opportunity to wax lyrical about Cody Gakpo and Xavi Simons. It was also a crazy weekend of results in Serie A, and there were some bafflingly fast red cards in France in Turkey.

On this episode of the One Football podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Serie A writer Adam Digby. Juventus continue to struggle after a 2-1 defeat to Benfica in the Champions League, with some fans calling for boss Max Allegri to be fired. Why did Juve bring him back for a second spell in the first place? And what are the problems now? With Juve down in the dumps, who is the favourite to win the Scudetto this season? Moving onto the UCL, Napoli are flying with a 3-0 win away at Rangers in midweek, but considering Luciano Spalletti's past form, can they sustain their early season brilliance? Both Milan clubs won in midweek, but the two bosses are in very different situations with Simone Inzaghi under pressure at Inter and Stefano Pioli comfortable in his position with the Rossoneri after winning the league last year and the stellar form of Rafael Leão.  We finish, as always, with a trivia question and by asking who was better: Zinedine Zidane or Andrea Pirlo?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Chloe Beresford. It has been another interesting week of Champions League action, with Bayern Munich winning their reunion with Robert Lewandowski, Liverpool getting a much-needed win, Erling Haaland defying physics and much, much more. The gang discuss all of that before turning their attention to Todd Boehly's controversial Premier League All-Star game. Would it be a good idea? And how would it work?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Joel Sanderson-Murray. The Premier League may have been cancelled this weekend but there was plenty going on in the football world. Lionel Messi and Neymar combined beautifully in PSG's win over Brest, Real Madrid and Barcelona are both in excellent form in LaLiga, and there's another round of Champions League fixtures to look forward to this week. All of that and more is discussed here.

On this episode of the OneFootball podcast, Chloe Beresford is joined by Pádraig Whelan. Roma were given a huge build-up after winning the Uefa Conference League at the end of last season, selling record season tickets and signing Paulo Dybala. Yet after a good start, they've lost 4-0 to Udinese followed by a midweek Europa League defeat to Ludogorets. Is this a crisis for José Mourinho? Next up is Napoli's superb Champions League performance versus Liverpool, Juve's stale display versus PSG and Milan and Inter's fortunes in the competition. Finally, we discuss whether Daniele De Rossi was better than Roy Keane, and finish with a bit of trivia.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Thomas Stockting. There's really only one place to start after Chelsea gave Thomas Tuchel his marching orders this week and brought in Graham Potter. Did Tuchel deserve the sack? And how much of a gamble is the Potter appointment? Next on the agenda is Liverpool's woes after Wednesday night's humbling defeat in Naples. How can Jürgen Klopp arrest the decline? And do we need to talk about Trent? After that the gang run the rule over all the big talking points from the Champions League this week, before looking ahead to the Europa League, the return of the Women's Super League and a big match in the Premier League.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott and Daniel Cadena Jordan. The big match up for discussion is Manchester United's 3-1 win over Arsenal. How has Erik ten Hag turned United around so quickly? And should Arsenal be concerned or encouraged by their performance? It was also another weekend of VAR madness in the Premier League which begs the question: Would football simply be better off without it? There's time for a Bundesliga update before the panel look ahead to the Champions League, with some blockbuster clashes and plenty of intrigue to look forward to in this week's group stage fixtures.

On this episode of the OneFootball podcast, host Chloe Beresford is joined by Padraig Whelan.  Inter, Roma and Napoli the only sides left with a 100% record it too early to say they are the frontrunners? Is a 100 goal target too ambitious for Inter? What do Roma need to do to improve in front of goal? Then it's time for a chat about the problems at Juventus and what the management need to do about it. There's also time for a bit of nostalgia and a difficult trivia question too.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott and Chloe Beresford. After nominating their favourite matches of the weekend, the panel get stuck into Sunday’s pulsating clash from St James’ Park which of course finished Newcastle 3-3 Manchester City. Then it’s time for a look at Chelsea’s collapse at Leeds and Arsenal’s dream start to the season, before running the rule over three clubs who have made worrying starts to the new Premier League season. There’s also time for some transfer chat, Robert Lewandowski’s Barcelona goals target and more.

On this episode of the OneFootball podcast, host Chloe Beresford is joined by Padraig Whelan. Kicking off with some chat about how the panel first got into watching Italian football. Moving onto the winners and losers in the transfer window. Have Milan done enough to retain their crown? And is Juve's squad now sufficient to return to prominence? Napoli have lost all their leaders, and it'll be interesting to see how they recover. There's also a couple of quick-fire questions to finish off as the panel ponder who was better, original Ronaldo or Gabriel Batistuta?

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. After a stalling start to the season, are Liverpool in crisis or does everybody need to calm the heck down? Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo can't leave Manchester United for love nor money, while United are trying to buy just about any player who isn't nailed down. There's also trouble in Paris-dise after Kylian Mbappé got the hump with Neymar at the weekend, and the panel ponder whether the Bundesliga really does need an end-of-season play-off to spice things up.

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Matt Frohlich is joined by Dan Burke and Lewis Ambrose. Tempers flared at Stamford Bridge on Sunday as Tottenham nicked a point away at Chelsea, while Manchester United appear to have sunk to a whole new low in their 4-0 defeat at Brentford. There was a brilliant game in the Bundesliga involving two of the league's lesser lights, and Gabriel Jesus has made a dream start to his Arsenal career. And there's also time to discuss refereeing conspiracy theories.

The first European silverware of the season has been dished out, two big leagues are on their way back, and Tottenham are taking it to the Bridge this weekend. On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, host Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Daniel Cadena Jordan. Real Madrid won the Super Cup but is it a genuine trophy? And how will they fare in LaLiga this season? Can Barcelona challenge them with those pesky financial restrictions? Serie A is also kicking off this weekend. Will Milan retain the Scudetto or will Inter, Juventus or even Roma snatch it from them? And in the Premier League there's a huge London derby on Sunday as Tottenham travel to Chelsea looking to banish their Stamford Bridge hoodoo. There's also time for some transfer chat, and a discussion on the most overrated and underrated things about football.