Beyond The Pitch

In this episode, Joe and Rob open by recapping their weekend in New York with Jack Grimse and Matt Santangelo watching Newcastle and Roma (3:50). In trivia, Rob stumps Joe with a great question about Juventus(6:25). In Opening Thoughts, we discuss the events in the Carabao Cup Final with Kepa refusing to come off the pitch in extra time, infuriating Sarri in the process (7:55). We then welcome in Elijah Newsome from Coming Home Newcastle to talk Newcastle, their relegation battle, and Miguel Almiron’s debut on home soil (32:15). We come back from the interview to discuss Messi’s 50th career hat trick as Barca prepares for a big week ahead including playing 2 El Clasico’s against Real Madrid this week (54:50). We close with a host of matches to look out for this weekend (58:20), as well as the trivia answer and a preview of next week’s show (1:00:10).

In this weeks show Phil and Juan dig deep on the Milan revival under Gattusso, they discuss the controversy of VAR, Kepa, Bale, Simeone etc.

both Martin and Phil are joined by the brilliant Noz @beardedgenius as they discuss Utd's 0-0 draw with Liverpool

In this weeks show Phil and Martin are joined by Neil Custis as they discuss the latest with the Glazer takeover, Jadon Sancho and who he thinks will be the new Man Utd manager

In this edition of Beyond The Pitch on Diario SPORT, Juan is joined by Ezequiel Daray of Fox Sports Latin America to talk briefly about the Bundesliga. In this conversation in Spanish, they talk about the moment that Borussia Dortmund are in after their loss to Spurs at Wembley. He also discusses how Lucien Favre's team had problems with players out of position in the back and how this team is much different than the team that was young and erratic last year.

Is the Champions League about who is the best team or which team is able to be effective at the right time? If that is the case, then Bayern could be one of the teams that dethrones Real Madrid. Maybe.

He also talks about Bayern and how they might not be as impressive as Dortmund, but they have been able to turn things around after a slow start under Nico Kovac. Ezequiel talks about the individualities and level of play for the six-time defending champs and how they can either have a shot at defeating Liverpool or crashing out of the Champions League spectacularly. There is also lots of talk as to how Bayern's defense has been pourous and Manuel Neuer is still not at his best.

Ezequiel also tells us who he thinks is the best goalkeeper in the world right now and he and Juan both agree.

All that as well as what Barcelona fans should expect if Luka Jovic does arrive in the summer.

You can follow Ezequiel on Twitter @EzequielDaray.

In this episode, Joe and Rob open by turning “Miggy Watch” into “Watch Miggy as Miguel Almiron makes his debut at Newcastle (3:45). Joe then follows up with a great trivia question on Paraguayan players in the EPL (6:50). In Opening Thoughts, we discuss the return of the Champions League, focusing on the Manchester United/PSG matchup coming on Tuesday (7:45). We then welcome in our good friend Jack Grimse to talk Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund, Champions League, and young strikers in the Bundesliga including Timo Werner and Luca Jovic (15:40). Other topics tonight include a recap of the Madrid Derby (42:25), Nantes retiring Emiliano Sala’s number (48:30, and the tragedy at Flamengo in Brazil (53:30). We close with a host of matches to look out for this weekend (56:20), as well as the trivia answer (57:20). We are off next week, and will return on February 25th.

In the 2nd episode of the Global Football Show Juan and Phil are joined by Gab Marcotti as they discuss the latest fallout from Chelsea, they also take a look ahead to the Champions League and look around Europe at the latest headlines

Raisa Simplicio Podcast with Juan Arango (Espanol) by BTP Media

In this episode the guys interview CD Platense vice president Raul Sevilla

Phil and Martin discuss the 3-0 over Fulham today