Box2Box Football Network

Willem van Denderen and Michael Edgley are joined by Western United Women's manager Mark Torcaso after his side booked their place in the A-League Women's Grand Final at their first time of asking, following a cracking first week of finals. 

Rob Gilbert and Derek Dyson are then joined by The Athletic's Rob Tanner as Arsenal again let a two-goal lead slip; at the other end of the Premier League Leicester, Everton and Nottingham remain mired in the relegation battle.

Melbourne City's Premiership three-peat and the venues for the UK & Ireland's 2028 Euros bid is on the agenda, while FIFA ticketing bedlam is unpacked in Women's World Cup Corner. 

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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: A National League thriller between Wrexham and Notts County, a Yokohama F Marinos derby drubbing, Dean Smith's arrival at Leicester, and what it means for the Premier League's title race...

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Rob and Willem van Denderen are joined by Adelaide United manager Carl Veart as the Reds, on a twelve-game unbeaten run, eye the A-League finals with a side that looks to have the perfect blend of experience and youth.

The Athletic's Chelsea reporter Liam Twomey returns to discuss the forever-moving parts at Stamford Bridge: from Emma Hayes' women's side that looks set to add more silverware, to Frank Lampard's return to the men's top job.

Season-defining games in England and Scotland, Jamie Maclaren's return to form, and the Matildas' loss to Scotland are also all on the agenda.

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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Scotland's rousing upset, Roy Hodgson returns to Palace, women's football galore as the domestic season reaches the pointy end, and plenty more...

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Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Socceroos royalty Ray Richards to reflect on the passing of his teammate Manfred Schaefer, who this week died aged 80 after a lifetime's contribution to Australian football.

Network 10 commentator Teo Pellizzeri returns for a comprehensive women's football wrap - Sydney FC are A-League Women's Premiers again, while the Matildas are assembling in camp in London.

There's plenty more on the agenda as always, including the Socceroos second clash with Ecuador and sacking season in the Premier League, as well as more players to watch in Women's World Cup corner.

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This week on the Stoppage Time Agenda: the A-League Women's Premiership race tightens up, Wrexham FC's community spirit, Morocco keep the good times rolling & plenty more...

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Michael and Willem van Denderen are joined by The Sydney Morning Herald's Vince Rugari between the Socceroos' friendlies against Ecuador, with the World Cup celebration providing an exciting glimpse of Generation Next.

The Athletic's Oliver Kay returns after England made the perfect start to their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign - is this the start of a journey that will see Gareth Southgate's side finally break their major trophy drought?

The A-League Women's premiership race has roared back to life after Western United's stumble, Europe's managerial merry-go-round is in full swing, and we take a look at one of the Women's World Cup's most exciting prospects...

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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Adelaide United and Western Sydney heating up at the right time, Sheffield United reclaiming their history, and FIFA's plans for a revamped Club World Cup. 

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Michael and Willem van Denderen are joined by Joey Lynch of ESPN & The Guardian for another dissection of Melbourne Victory on and off the pitch, and a look forward to the excitement surrounding both senior national teams as the Socceroos return to the pitch this week.

The Athletic's Rob Tanner gives his close-hand account of Big Harry Souttar's impact at Leicester; while the Aussie has impressed, Brendan Rogers' side remain dangerously close to the drop.

All the big news out of FIFA's Congress in Rwanda is on the agenda, as is the APL's planned expansion into Canberra and Auckland.

Join us later in the week for Box2Box Stoppage Time!

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