World Cup History (1994 & 1998)

World Cup History (1994 & 1998)

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Ring for Analysis: Why do athletes soil themselves so frequently?

You may be aware of the viral moment involving a Hyrox athlete soiling herself during an event this week. Joe and Jon perform Ring for Analysis on an article by Jacob Whitehead that asks why the race to be number one can sometimes cause a number two. https://www.nytimes.com/athle ...  Afficher plus

What's going wrong at Man Utd? & When will Liverpool be good?

Defeat for Manchester United against Brighton & Hove Albion and what it means for their broader progression under Michael Carrick and the development of Andoni Iraola’s ideas at Liverpool were discussed in this episode of the Tifo Football podcast.This episode of the Tifo footbal ...  Afficher plus

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World Cup 2022 Preview: The Favourites
The Game

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Alyson Rudd and Tony Cascarino.


Tony Cascarino shares his favourite stories from representing the Republic of Ireland in two World Cups (00:00)


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On The Continent: Our World Cup roundup
Football Ramble

Dotun, Andy and Lars Sivertsen are here with our final OTC of the World Cup, as we plot Kylian Mbappé’s route back to the summit of world football. Has Lionel Messi passed on the torch yet?We also recap our winners and losers from the tournament, as Croatia proved class is perman ...  Afficher plus

Messi & Ronaldo: The World Cup Last Dance in Qatar
The Athletic FC Podcast

Mark Chapman is joined by Carl Anka, Andy Mitten and Spanish football writer Dermot Corrigan to debate whether either Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo can finally claim FIFA World Cup glory, in Qatar.The panel look back through the international careers of both Messi and Ronaldo ...  Afficher plus

World Cup Pod: Episode 5
That Peter Crouch Podcast

Statman Dave finally comes clean and speaks about the poor performance of pod favourites Serbia. After Roy Keane had his say on Brazil’s dancing Crouchy draws the line on when celebrations become disrespectful and we discuss the form of Jordan Henderson, Harry Kane and Kylian Mba ...  Afficher plus