Wolves v Blackburn, Notts Co v Leicester, Sheff Utd v Birmingham, Sevilla v Vallecano, Watford v Southampton, Arsenal v Man City, Cameroon v Malawi

FIFA's suspension of USA striker Folarin Balogun's red card ban has led to calls for its president to explain what appears to be flagrant corruption

England fail to impress against Ghana and Panama. For Scotland, another early exit sees them looking for a new manager, after Steve Clarke steps down

Bristol City v Derby, Perth v Auckland, Chelsea v West Ham, Liverpool v Newcastle, Forest v Palace, Spurs v Man City, Arsenal W v Corinthians W

Cameroon v Morocco, Macclesfield v Palace, Algeria v Nigeria, Spurs v Villa, Portsmouth v Arsenal, Man Utd v Brighton, Inter v Napoli

We didn't even make it out of August before VAR messed up enough to warrant the PGMOL to issue yet another apology for the flawed system.

Lionesses v Belgium, Adelaide v Sydney, Luton v Leeds, Werder Bremen v Eintracht Frankfurt, Fulham v Liverpool, Man Utd v Man City, Roma v Juventus

Newcastle have finally won a trophy, beating Liverpool in this weekend's League Cup final. A fairytale story of plucky underdogs owned by an oil state

Stuttgart v Bayern, Macarthur v Sydney, Crystal Palace v Millwall, Man City v Plymouth, Newcastle v Brighton, Man Utd v Fulham, AC Milan v Lazio,

It might still be February but in the Premier League both the title race and the relegation battle already look to be over.

Portugal W v England W, Melb Vic v Melb Cy, Sunderland v Hull, Aston Villa v Chelsea, Newcastle v Forest, Man City v Liverpool, Hoffenheim v Stuttgart

Brighton v Chelsea, Adelaide v Newcastle Jets, Leicester v Arsenal, Leverkusen v Bayern, Arsenal W v Spurs W , Spurs v Man Utd, Juventus v Inter

This weekend's FA Cup fourth round had more than its fair share of surprises, with upsets, amazing goals and technology-free controversies.

Man Utd v Leicester, Orient v Man City, Birmingham v Newcastle, Brighton v Chelsea, Blackburn v Wolves, Plymouth v Liverpool, Aston Villa v Spurs

This week we look over the key movers in a quiet winter transfer window, and try to assess the frantic final day of the Champions League group phase

Blackburn v Preston, Central Coast v Newcastle Jets, Forest v Brighton, Wolves v Aston Villa, Man City W v Arsenal W, Brentford v Spurs, Milan v Inter

What now for Borussia Dortmund following the dismissal of head coach Nuri Sahin.

Sheff Utd v Hull, Macarthur v Melbourne City, Luton v Millwall, Man City v Chelsea, Chelsea W v Arsenal W, St Pauli v Union Berlin, Lazio v Fiorentina

Discussing Bournemouth's win at Newcastle, Ruben Amorim being taken out of context and whether Spurs' injury crisis is a direct result of Angeball

Burnley v Sunderland, Newcastle v Bournemouth, Arsenal v Aston Villa, Atalanta v Napoli, Leeds v Sheff Weds, Everton v Spurs, Man City W v Man Utd W

As we reach another milestone for the podcast, we look at where football is at the halfway point of the 2020s using the FA Cup 3rd round as reference

Dortmund v Leverkusen, Perth v Auckland, Liverpool v Accrington Stanley, Man City v Salford City, Tamworth v Spurs, Arsenal v Man Utd, Napoli v Verona

The upcoming Manchester derby finds both teams in disarray. For the red half that's business as usual but for City?

Having already made huge steps in the control of golf and boxing, what will Saudi Arabia's growing ties to FIFA mean for the future of football?

Clubs paying transfers fees for the services of technical directors has become commonplace. Does this mean the age of the football manager has passed?

September sees the start of a new Nations League and the new "Swiss-model" club competitions. Both are easier to understand than Chelsea's transfers

We discuss a quiet transfer window, Lee Carsley's appointment as caretaker England manager, and Euro 2024's legacy in Germany