#arsenal #manchesterunited #p Arsenal haven't lost at home all season. United haven't looked this dangerous in years. Something has to give at the Emirates. Is Manchester finally turning Red, or is the North London fortress impenetrable? Hit play to hear our panel’s heated debate! Is the tide finally turning in Manchester, or is North London still the home of the Premier League's elite? Following a statement 2-0 victory over Manchester City, Michael Carrick takes his re-energized Manchester United side to the Emirates for the most anticipated game of the season. In this episode, our panel breaks down the 199th meeting between these two giants. Arsenal sit seven points clear at the top, playing a brand of clinical football that has many calling them the best in Europe. However, United arrive with a new-look 4-2-3-1, a resurgent Bruno Fernandes, and the clinical finishing of Bryan Mbeumo

#Senegal #AFCON #Morocco The most chaotic final in AFCON history is over, and the Teranga Lions have done it again! In this episode, we break down an unforgettable night in Rabat where Senegal stunned the hosts, Morocco, to claim their second continental title. From disallowed goals and a team walk-off to a missed Panenka in the 114th minute of play, this final had everything. We’re diving into the tactical masterclass, the officiating controversy, and the individual stars who defined the tournament. In This Episode: The Final Breakdown: How Pape Gueye’s extra-time rocket silenced the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium. The Chaos in Rabat: Analyzing the moment Senegal walked off the pitch in protest—and the leadership of Sadio Mané to bring them back. The Panenka Fail: Did Brahim Díaz cost Morocco the trophy? We look at that late, late penalty save by Edouard Mendy. Tournament Awards: * Player of the Tournament: Sadio Mané (Senegal) 🏆 Golden Boot: Brahim Díaz (Morocco - 5 Goals) ⚽ Best Goalkeeper: Yassine Bounou (Morocco) 🧤 Third Place Playoff: Nigeria’s clinical penalty shootout win over Egypt to secure the Bronze.

Join us live as we break down a massive 24 hours in the beautiful game. First, the bombshell from Madrid: Xabi Alonso is OUT at Real Madrid following a crushing Supercopa defeat to Barcelona. We discuss what went wrong, the locker room tension with Vinícius Júnior, and whether Álvaro Arbeloa is the right man to steady the ship. Then, we shift our focus to the 2025 AFCON in Morocco. With the semifinals set, we look at the "predictable" dominance of the heavyweights and the incredible atmosphere in Rabat and Tangier. Can the Super Eagles’ record-breaking attack fly past the hosts? Will Mo Salah finally get his revenge on Senegal? In tonight’s episode: Real Madrid Crisis: Why the Xabi Alonso experiment failed after just seven months. AFCON Mid-Tournament Review: Excellent pitches, heavy rain, and the "big teams" finally showing up. Semi #1: Senegal vs. Egypt: A 2021 final rematch. Can Egypt’s new self-belief overcome the Lions of Teranga? Semi #2: Nigeria vs. Morocco: The unstoppable force (Osimhen & Lookman) vs. the immovable object (Bounou’s 4 clean sheets). Predictions: Who makes it to the final on January 18th? Support the channel: 🔔 Subscribe for daily football deep dives! 👍 Smash the Like button if you think Xabi Alonso was treated unfairly. 💬 Live Chat: Drop your AFCON predictions and Real Madrid hot takes now! #RealMadrid #XabiAlonso #AFCON2025 #SuperEagles #AtlasLions #ElClasico #SoccerPodcast #Predictions

The conversation delves into memorable derby matches, highlighting a particularly exciting game and discussing the challenges faced by Arteta during his tenure, including pivotal moments that shaped his coaching journey.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest happenings in the Premier League, including Arsenal's impressive form, injury concerns, and tactical discussions around set pieces. They also analyze Liverpool's struggles, Manchester City's reliance on Haaland, and Manchester United's resurgence. The conversation shifts to the MLS playoffs, highlighting key players and teams to watch. Finally, they recap the intense El Clásico match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, emphasizing the significance of the rivalry and the performances of standout players.

In this episode of 'Dem Boys Watch Footy', the panel discusses the recent Premier League matches, focusing on the thrilling encounter between Manchester United and Liverpool. They analyze the performances of key players, including Harry Maguire's redemption and Liverpool's defensive struggles. The conversation shifts to Arsenal's impressive set-piece execution and the potential impact of FIFA's new video support challenge cards. The episode concludes with reflections on the current state of the Premier League and what lies ahead for the teams involved.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively trivia game that serves as an icebreaker, allowing them to showcase their football knowledge while enjoying friendly banter. The conversation transitions into discussions about the Premier League, highlighting memorable moments from the weekend, particularly the joy of Manchester United and Arsenal fans following Liverpool's loss. The episode concludes with a promotion for the guest's trivia platform, encouraging listener interaction and engagement. The conversation delves into the current state of several Premier League teams, focusing on Manchester United's attacking performance, Manchester City's resurgence, and Arsenal's tactical approach. The discussion highlights player performances, injuries, and the challenges faced by managers in adapting to their squads. The guys express their concerns about team depth and the importance of finding the back of the net, while also reflecting on the potential for success in the ongoing season.

In this engaging conversation, Tiger Miller shares his journey into football ownership with Salisbury FC, discussing the challenges and excitement of managing a tier 6 club. He emphasizes the importance of community engagement, cultural assimilation, and innovative media strategies to grow the club's presence. Tiger reflects on the lessons learned in sports ownership, the significance of branding, and the aspirations for the club's future, including potential dream matches and the impact on the local community.