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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Leicester City's turnaround, Al Hilal's Club World Cup escape, Melbourne City's goalfest & plenty more!

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Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by former Socceroo and prominent human rights campaigner Craig Foster to analyse FIFA's decision to welcome Saudi Arabia's tourism arm as a Women's World Cup sponsor, and the dissenting voices that have followed.

The Athletic's Nancy Frostick returns to forecast England's expectations ahead of the WWC and reflect on varying standards in the growth of the English women's game, following the recent transfer window boom and frozen pitch furore.

Derek Dyson discusses Harry Kane's record and Arsenal's lucky escape, while Willem van Denderen covers another step towards a National Division and plenty more...

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This week on the Stoppage Time Agenda: The mighty feats of Darvel FC & Wrexham, the thrilling German title race continues, Brighton stand firm at the transfer table, and Wellington's women continue their surprise turnaround.

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Rob Gilbert & Michael Edgley are joined by Robbie Thomson of Paramount+/Network Ten for an impassioned discussion of Australian fan culture, which is problematic once again after recent issues with those associated with Melbourne Victory and Western Sydney.

That Burnley appear destined for an immediate Premier League return will surprise few, but the style with which they're doing it has raised eyebrows; The Athletic's Andy Jones discusses their bounceback under Vincent Kompany. 

Graham Arnold's Socceroos extension, A-League minimum safety standards and Anthony Gordon's desertion of Everton are also on the agenda! 

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This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Dortmund find a much-needed winner in a Bundesliga thriller, Alessandro Diamanti thanks himself for creating a magical moment in Tasmania, Everton's relegation fears step up a notch and plenty more...

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Rob Gilbert & Michael Edgley are joined by Vince Rugari of the Sydney Morning Herald as storylines around the Women's World Cup begin to brew, including the movement of the Matildas' opening fixture to Stadium Australia, and to review what was a brutal holiday period for the A-League men's competition.

Italian football expert Adriano Del Monte returns after Juventus were docked fifteen points for false accounting, in what he believes could be the first of a string of such findings in the league. 

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This week on the Stoppage Time Agenda: Arsenal's title challenge presses on, Rashford's derby 'non-involvement', Thailand's AFF Championship success... & Edge's kickabout woes!

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Box2Box, with Rob Gilbert & Michael Edgley!

Rob & Michael are joined by The Guardian / ESPN's Joey Lynch with the Matildas' preparatory path to the World Cup now settled; will the Cup Of Nations see a continuation of their improved form?

The Guardian's Jonathan Wilson breaks down what felt like a seismic weekend in the Premier League as Arsenal and Manchester United emerged as big winners at the expense of Manchester City.

Also on the agenda: Mykhailo Mudrik's move to Chelsea, the upcoming Women's World Cup qualification tournament, and plenty more...

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This week on the Stoppage Time Agenda: A tribute to Gianluca Vialli, the success of Stevenage but plight of Crawley Town, Melbourne Victory's apparent new owners. and Roy Keane's bold new look!

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