Samba, Stadiums, and Soccer History: Brazil Gets the Women's World Cup!

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The Malian Metronome: Mamadou Sangaré’s Record-Breaking £39m Switch to Brentford

Brentford have shattered their transfer record, signing Mali international midfielder Mamadou Sangaré from Lens in a deal reported at around £39 million. In this episode, we break down how Keith Andrews secured the reigning Prix Marc-Vivien Foé winner.We analyze his incredible ri ...  Afficher plus

The Philips Stadion Pivot: Kodai Sano’s €14.5m Switch to PSV

PSV Eindhoven have completed a landmark domestic transfer, signing Japanese midfielder Kodai Sano from NEC Nijmegen for €14.5 million plus bonuses in a club-record sale. In this episode, we break down how Peter Bosz secured his prime target following a dramatic transfer saga invo ...  Afficher plus

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Golden Goal: Stories of Soccer Legends

The 2007 Women’s World Cup was supposed to be a crash course between the defending champions, Germany, and the USA, whom the Germans had embarrassed in the semifinals of the previous World Cup. No one, however, told that to a 21-year-old, who turned the women’s game on its head b ...  Afficher plus

Brazil’s dominance of Copa Libertadores and the return of the WSL
World Football

Brazilian football journalist Ricardo Setyon joins us to reflect on the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores, which saw wins for Athletico Paranaense and Flamengo set up an all-Brazilian final for the third year in a row. And we hear from Reading striker Natasha Dowie ahead of th ...  Afficher plus

Marta: Brazil’s global icon
World Football

Marta is a Brazilian phenomenon. A six-time FIFA World Player of the Year, record goal scorer who’s even the hero of her opponents, but where did her love of football begin and what challenges has she faced in her incredible 20 year career? This is the story of Brazil’s global ic ...  Afficher plus

Tillies Done! Lionesses roar into World Cup final
World Football

Join Mani Djazmi and Katie Smith at Stadium Australia in Sydney as they reflect on England reaching the Women's World Cup final for the very first time after beating the co-hosts 3-1. We hear from England's match-winner Lauren Hemp, and BBC Sport's Emma Sanders drops by to discus ...  Afficher plus