Sound of Football Podcast 663 - Gianni's downfall
We're back for a new season, earlier than planned! Over the space of a week, Gianni Infantino has gone from cruising towards another unconte...
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Independent football podcast. Described by the Telegraph as quirky, funny and well-informed. Weekly since 2009. Football Supporters Federation award nominated
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Sound of Football Podcast 662 - World Cup 2026: El mundial es de España
Spain are the World Champions, having seen off the previous champions without conceding a single shot on target in the final. For England fa...
Sound of Football Podcast 661 - World Cup 2026: It's down to the wire
The World Cup semi-finals are to be contested by the top four teams in the rankings — the first time that has happened since the ranki...
Sound of Football Podcast 660 - World Cup 2026: Home advantage
FIFA's suspension of USA striker Folarin Balogun's red card ban has led to calls for its president, Gianni Infantino, to explain what appear...
Sound of Football Podcast 659 - World Cup 2026: Going around the block
There weren't too many shocks in the group stage of this World Cup but it did at least have some surprises — the Blue Sharks of Cape V...
Sound of Football Podcast 658 - World Cup 2026: Staring at GOATs
Day 12 of the World Cup and we're past the halfway point of the group stage. Some teams have already progressed while some are already out....
Sound of Football Podcast 657 - World Cup 2026: Gianni says relax
The opening weekend of the World Cup has already provided a number of talking points. There have been surprises, new heroes, a sacked head c...
Sound of Football Podcast 656 - World Cup 2026 preview
The new expanded World Cup is here but rather than the unworkable size of the tournament it's the hostile political situation in one of the...
Sound of Football Podcast 655 - Not second again
Arsenal may be Premier League champions but Pep Guardiola has still managed to steal the headlines with his announcement that he is stepping...
Sound of Football Podcast 654 - When the fun stops
The closing weeks of the season are where dreams are realised, or heart-breakingly dashed. Last weekend saw Celtic deny Hearts their title....
Sound of Football Podcast 653 - Tables, ladders and chairs
In the weekend's big fixture with importance at the both ends of the table, the VAR-assisted decision to rightly chalk off what would have b...
Sound of Football Podcast 652 - Losing focus
The BBC is to ditch Football Focus at the end of this season after 52 years on our screens. The decision has come as a surprise to many foot...
Sound of Football Podcast 651 - Normal service has resumed
Defeat for Arsenal at the Etihad, has handed advantage to City in the title race. Is the dream over for the Gunners or are there still twist...
Sound of Football Podcast 650 - Squeaky bottom time
The Premier League has restarted after a lengthy break for internationals and the FA Cup with the run-in in full swing. With almost everyone...
Sound of Football Podcast 649 - The Italian sob
How have four-time winners of the World Cup Italy got themselves into a position where they have failed to qualify for three consecutive tou...
Sound of Football Podcast 648 - Desperate measures
Roberto De Zerbi has been given the task of saving Tottenham Hotspur from relegation, after Igor Tudor's time in charge of the club came to...
Sound of Football Podcast 647 - Getting away with it
This week the Premier League handed Chelsea a £10 million fine for years of financial cheating under the ownership of Roman Abramovich. The...
Sound of Football Podcast 646 - Staring into the abyss
A crushing home defeat to Crystal Palace has pushed Tottenham closer to the edge of relegation. They are one of the most financially success...
Sound of Football Podcast 645 - Throwing in the towel
In the constant hunt for marginal gains, the introduction of dedicated set-piece coaches has allowed otherwise lower-mid-table clubs to thri...
Sound of Football Podcast 644 - Humble drag
Palace fans have had their fill of Oliver Glasner now he's told them to stay humble. Terry was at Selhurst Park at the weekend to see for hi...