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The group stage of Euro 2020 is officially done and dusted as 16 teams head into the next round of the tournament with some thrilling fixtures lie ahead. On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Angelina Kelly is joined by Antonia Hennigs and Joel Sanderson-Murray to discuss all the big talking points from the group stage as they look ahead to the round of 16. We will be releasing a podcast after every round of games at the tournament featuring a whole host of experts from OneFootball’s international newsroom, so stay tuned!

We've now seen two complete rounds of group stage fixtures at Euro 2020, and the tournament is really starting to get interesting. On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott, Manu Dominguez and Nico Basse to discuss Germany's demolition of Portugal, Italy's brilliance, England and Spain's struggles, France's draw with Hungary and all the big talking points from the tournament. We will be releasing a podcast after every round of games at the tournament featuring a whole host of experts from OneFootball’s international newsroom, so stay tuned!

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Alejandro Diago and Manchester United Women's Supporters Club founder Natalie Burrell. Since the Primera Iberdrola is the only league with fixtures still remaining and after Bayern Munich and PSG lifted their respective titles in the Frauen-Bundesliga and Division 1 Féminine, this week is all about transfers! In the Women's Super League the panel discuss the arrival of Khadija Shaw at Manchester City and what impact she will have on the team. In addition with rumours circulating that Lyon's Nikita Parris could be making the move to Arsenal, could Vivianne Miedema be included in a swap deal? Over in Italy Juventus fans will breathe a sigh of relief as Barbara Bonansea has committed to a one year contract extension and they have a new manager in Joe Montemurro. Meanwhile their old manager Rita Guarino has been announced as Inter Milan's new coach as she looks to bring the

The first round of Euro 2020 group stage games are in the can and so far the tournament has been everything we hoped it would be and more. On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Angelina Kelly, Lewis Ambrose and Francesco Porzio to discuss all the big talking points from the Euros so far. We will be releasing a podcast after every round of games at the tournament featuring a whole host of experts from OneFootball’s international newsroom, so stay tuned!

It's been a long time coming but Euro 2020 is finally upon us, and we are so excited. What better way to get in the mood for a festival of football than by listening to our Euro 2020 preview podcast? Dan Burke is joined by Helge Wohltmann and Manu Domínguez to talk about England, Germany, Spain and all the other potential favourites for the tournament. We’re going to be podcasting throughout the tournament with a whole host of experts from OneFootball’s international newsroom, so stay tuned!

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Alejandro Diago and Give Me Sport Women's Nancy Gillen. First up and over in the Division 1 Féminine, the destination of the domestic trophy seems to be Paris as PSG held Lyon to a 0-0 draw over the weekend. This means that PSG still sit at the top of the table, with one point between them and Sonia Bompastor's team. All Lyon can do now is win their final game of the season this weekend and hope that PSG drop points! Then over in Spain, Barcelona's winning streak in the league came to a standstill as they were defeated 4-3 to Atlético Madrid! However, despite their blip in the league the team still had a lot to celebrate as over the weekend they achieved the treble as a 4-2 victory over Levante meant that they won their eighth Copa de la Reina title.  Over in Italy is was the Coppa Italia final which saw a tense game between Roma and AC Milan head to penalties, where Ro

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Emily Wilson and Manchester United Women's Supporters Club founder Natalie Burrell. First up and with Juventus winning Serie A over in Italy, becoming the first team to accomplish a perfect season in men or women’s football in the country. The panel discuss just how big this achievement is for the side and who could replace their manager Rita Guarino who is set to depart. Then over in Spain, Barcelona have continued their winning streak against local rivals Espanyol as they also hope to achieve the perfect season. One team who have arguably had a perfect season themselves is Real Madrid who are now in second place and seem guaranteed to be representing Spain in the Champions League next season. Next it’s over to France where a colossal game between Lyon and PSG could actually decide where the Division 1 Féminine title will be heading. It’s been a year like no other for

The final Premier League Weekend Review podcast of the 2020/21 season is here, and Dan Burke is joined by Angelina Kelly and Joel Sanderson-Murray. It’s been a season like no other and the gang run the rule over all 20 teams in the Premier League, discuss the clubs coming up from the Championship and even hand out some end-of-season awards. That’s it for this season but we will be back after the Champions League final, our women’s football show will be continuing into the summer and of course, we will be podcasting during the Euros. Aren’t you lucky?

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Her Football Hub's Drew Diamond and Jay Lewis. First up and the panel discuss what was an enthralling Champions League final where Barcelona were victorious over Chelsea with a 4-0 victory. It was a brilliant night for a ruthless, powerful Barcelona side and for Chelsea, despite the defeat, they were still able to appreciate what a momentous moment in the club's history. Next with the fifth round of the FA Cup, Arsenal and Manchester City both had important wins in the competition, meanwhile Manchester United crashed out against Leicester City in what was Casey Stoney's final game in charge. Then over to the Scottish Women's Premier League where things are still tense at the top with Glasgow City, Rangers and Celtic all battling it out for the two Champions League spots up for grabs as well at the title. With another Old Firm Derby on the horizon the panel give their o

On this episode of the Premier League Weekend Review Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. The season is almost over, there's another round of mid-week fixtures to come, but there was plenty to talk about from an action-packed weekend. Such as … Will Harry Kane really leave Tottenham? And if so, where will he go? Has Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers finally shed the fraud tag once and for all? Could Alisson’s heroics inspire Liverpool’s push for top four? Do Manchester City already have their Sergio Agüero replacement? How much is Carlo Ancelotti to blame for Everton’s struggles? And plenty more!

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Alejandro Diago and filmmaker for for 3lance Media Ajani Pile-Gray. First up and with the news that Casey Stoney has resigned as Manchester United's manager, the panel discuss their immediate reactions and who could take over from Stoney. Next as Chelsea lifted the Women's Super League title last weekend, the panel discuss what this win means for the club and manager Emma Hayes. Plus there is reaction to Jill Roord's departure from Arsenal and what's next for Aston Villa as three members of their coaching staff have now left their positions. Then over to the Primera Iberdrola, Barcelona also tasted victory as they were crowned champions of the Spanish league.  For Barça they have achieved 26 wins from 26 games with 128 goals scored and with just eight matches remaining these numbers could rise! The panel discuss what this league title means to Barcelona, and whether Che

On this episode of the Premier League Weekend Review Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Alex Mott. The relegation battle is over but the title race is hanging by a thread and the fight for top four is getting tasty. On the agenda this week are such topics as … Should Manchester City’s title come with an asterisk this season? Why do players mess around with Panenka penalties? Is it time to officially apologise to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer? Does Mikel Arteta deserve a chance to turn things around at Arsenal? Should Tottenham go for Marcelo Bielsa as their next manager? Can we expect better from Liverpool’s Thiago next season? How can Everton improve their home form? Did we not cut Steve Bruce enough slack during Newcastle’s injury crisis? Are Wolves actually a bright, young team in the making? What next for Fulham and West Brom? And much, much more.

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Give Me Sport Women's Nancy Gillen and Olly Roberts. First up and despite Manchester City getting a great 4-0 victory over Birmingham City putting them at the top of the Women's Super League, it was taken away a few days later as Chelsea regained their spot in first place after they beat their London rivals Tottenham Hotspur 2-0. In addition, with news of a potential transfer of Khadija Shaw from Bordeaux to Manchester City the panel discuss if she would be a good signing for the Blues. Next over to Italy where there has been lots of action in Serie A and the Coppa Italia. Despite bowing out of the cup competition, Juventus have managed to bounce back in the league as they look set to clinch the title. Meanwhile with news of Barbara Bonansea reportedly hiring Mino Raiola as her agent, and a potential move to Lyon on the cards, would this be a good move for the player? T

The OneFootball Podcast is back. On today's episode, Joana Bueno welcomes Lewis Ambrose and Francesco Porzio to talk about Man City and Chelsea knocking PSG and Real Madrid out of the Champions League and Italian football's "crazy week". In Manchester, Neymar missed Mbappé and City beat Paris Saint-Germain once more, while N'Golo Kanté simply owned the midfield at Stamford Bridge. Meanwhile, Inter Milan won the Scudetto after 11 years, and AS Roma surprised everyone by announcing José Mourinho as their new coach next season.  

On this episode of the Premier League Weekend Review Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Pádraig Whelan and Alex Mott. Manchester United vs Liverpool didn’t go ahead, but there were nine other games to talk about featuring plenty of hot topics. Topics such as … Will Manchester City live to regret letting Sergio Agüero go? Is N’Golo Kanté still the best defensive midfielder in the business? Will Mikel Arteta still be in charge of Arsenal next season? What exactly is ‘the Tottenham way’? Have Everton bottled it? Does Graham Potter deserve a bigger job than Brighton? Is West Ham’s success sustainable? How hard is it to be a fasting footballer during Ramadan? And much, much more.

The OneFootball Podcast is back. On today's episode, Joana Bueno is joined by Dan Burke and Manu Domínguez to talk about the first leg matches of the Champions League semifinals. In Paris, PSG scored first, but Man City came back with an amazing second half and a beautiful goal by De Bruyne on the "corridor of uncertainty". Under heavy rain, Benzema saved Real Madrid once more, but Chelsea are determined to make it to the final - if Timo Werner stops missing goals.

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Alejandro Diago and Emily Wilson. First up and with news breaking that Lyon have parted ways with their manager Jean-Luc Vasseur, the panel discuss what his departure means and whether it was the right decision. With the arrival of Sonia Bompastor, becoming the first woman to coach the team, can she help Lyon finish the season successfully? Next over to the Women’s Super League and Manchester United are hot on Arsenal’s heels as they desperately seek a Champions League spot. For Casey Stoney’s side it was a comfortable 4-1 victory over Spurs which saw Christen Press back at her best for United after some time out with an injury. Meanwhile Arsenal celebrated a sixth straight Women's Super League win over Brighton, with Jordan Nobbs getting both of Arsenal goals in what has been an impressive comeback season after she was sidelined with an injury. In addition, with the n

On this episode of the Premier League Weekend Review Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich and Joel Sanderson-Murray. And after last week’s hiatus, there’s lots to talk about. Including such topics as … Why do Manchester City keep winning the Carabao Cup? Who should be the next Tottenham manager? Has Jürgen Klopp let Liverpool down this season? Will Timo Werner turn his Chelsea career around? Is Unai Emery about to get his revenge on Arsenal? What even is the handball rule? Is Kelechi Iheanacho better than Erling Haaland? Who could have possibly predicted that Sheffield United would be relegated? And much, much more.

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Alejandro Diago and Her Football Hub's Megan Hughes. First up and it's over to the Women's Super League where Chelsea and Manchester City faced each other in a thrilling game that ended in a 2-2 draw. With Chelsea still on top in the league with only two more games left, will Emma Hayes and her team march on to victory or stumble at the final hurdle? And if they do, will Manchester City be able to take advantage? Next it's over to France and the Champions League where PSG ended Lyon's dreams of lifting the Champions League trophy for the sixth time in a row as the Parisian side progressed to the next stage of the competition after their second leg match ended 2-2. With only the Division 1 Féminine left to play for, will Lyon be able to overcome PSG domestically and prove that they are still a force to be reckoned with? Then looking at the Primera Iberdrola, Barcelona ar

The OneFootball Podcast is back for another week. This time, Joana Bueno discusses the Champions League quarter finals with Thomas Bourguignon and Daniel Cadena. PSG did it! They eliminated Bayern, in a wonderful performance by Neymar, and will now face Man City in the semifinal everyone is looking forward to. In the other semi, can Chelsea beat Real Madrid's heavy shirt?