This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: The curious case of the Macarthur Bulls, Southampton fall to a Leicester pea-roller, Tamaki AFC take on Donald Trump, and Mitch Langerak receives a fitting farewell in Japan. 

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Auckland FC manager Steve Corica has spent the past nine months building the club from scratch, and on Saturday enjoyed a 2-0 win on debut over Brisbane Roar. Steve reflects on his first role after a long attachment to Sydney FC, maiden signings, and ambitions for the season.
Meanwhile, the Premier League’s top five has taken shape with Liverpool looking to have joined Arsenal as Manchester City’s greatest contender. Henry Winter returns to cast an eye over the major storylines, as well as England’s appointment of Thomas Tuchel as national team boss.
Also on the agenda: The Socceroos into the World Cup automatic qualification positions, Macarthur hit six against Perth, and loads more…
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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Central Coast Mariners under the pump heading into Round 1, Manchester United's woes provide fan channel fodder, Arsenal's women struggling, and a 14-year old makes his international debut. 

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Michael and Willem van Denderen are joined by Jason Pine, our authority on New Zealand football, ahead of the new A-League season which sees the inclusion of Auckland FC. Piney will again call the action for the Sky Sports NZ - just how well primed are Steve Corica’s new boys for a tilt at the finals?
Rob and Derek Dyson are then joined by Jonathan Wilson (The Guardian) as Lee Carseley’s interim stint as England boss served up a Nations’ League loss to Greece. Jonathan also speaks to Sunderland’s impressive start to the Championship season.
Also on the agenda: Tony Popovic’s opening win as Socceroos boss, Macarthur FC’s transfer ban, and Richard Piel’s departure from the Central Coast Mariners.
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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Arne Slot’s strong start at Liverpool about to face the acid test, Bayer Leverkusen punished for their ‘poor mentality’, Sunderland’s win reprises memories of Darren Bent’s beach ball goal, and Lassana Diaria’s challenge of football transfer law.
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Sydney FC have made a strong start to their AFC Champions League Two campaign with consecutive wins, and are now eying big fixtures against Western Sydney and Sanfrecce Hiroshima. Manager Ufuk Talay returns for a word at the outset of his first full season in charge of the club.
In England, Aston Villa have made the dream start to their return to Champions League football, defeating Young Boys and Bayern Munich. The Athletic’s man on the Villa beat, Gregg Evans, returns at the height of what are special times for the club.
Also on the agenda: Tony Popovic’s maiden Socceroos squad ahead of huge fixtures against China and Japan, the Futsal World Cup, and the passing of Dutch football legend Johan Neeskens.
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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: The hosting allocation of the Australia Cup final once again proves contentious, Hugh Jackman teams up with FIFA as the Club World Cup comes into focus, and Olivier Giroud hits the net in the States...

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Rob and Michael are joined by the voice of football in Australia, Simon Hill, (Network 10, Paramount+) after Macarthur Bulls edged Melbourne Victory to lift their second Australia Cup in three years. Three weeks out from the start of the A-League Men’s season, Simon previews some of the early storylines that could dictate the campaign.
Rob and Derek Dyson are then joined by Kieran Maguire (The Price of Football) as Manchester City’s ‘trial of the century’ commenced last week - what does football’s foremost finance expert think of proceeding, and its impact on other clubs facing charges?
Also on the agenda: Young Socceroos in Saudi Arabia, Matildas book Brazil friendlies and plenty more…
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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: A tribute to Italian football icon Salvatore ‘Toto’ Schillaci, a critical period for Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham, the APL team up with SharkNinja, and Kevin Muscat’s Shanghai Port eye a double in China.
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Michael and Willem van Denderen are joined by Joey Lynch (ESPN, The Guardian) after a siesmic week in Australian football, which saw Graham Arnold resign from and Tony Popovic appointed to the Socceroos managerial position. What to make of a long legacy that’s come to an abrupt end, and a new era that starts with immediate urgency?
Rob and Derek Dyson are then joined by Paul Taylor (The Athletic) as Nottingham Forest’s strong start to the Premier League continued with a 2-2 draw at Brighton. Could the famous club be about to entrench itself in the top flight, long-term, once more?
Also on the agenda: Tom Sermanni returns to the Matildas, Australia Cup semi-final drama and the U20 Women’s World Cup final.
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