Destiny meets History as a World Cup full of surprises reaches its grand conclusion. Messi’s destiny seems all but inevitable, but France & Didier Deschamp have crafted yet another fairytale, whose ending their triumph in 2018.

Host Jeremy Magan is joined by countryman Baptiste from @leclassiquePod in the first part, relieved after a tough win against England. They debrief the quarter-final and preview the semis against Morocco, a special game for 2 countries with historical and political ties.

In the 2nd part, Jeremy introduces @HarryTradesYT, a Welshman who was in Qatar to live the World Cup from the inside. The incredible experience of being at a World Cup to see Wales, the youngster to keep an eye on after the tournament and the semi-final between Croatia and Argentina, Harry and Jeremy discuss it all!

With the quarter-finals fast upon us, we’re joined by Danny Pinto from the Seleccao podcast to talk about Ronaldo, Ramos, the hopes of a nation, and everything in between. 

Portugal has both legacy and pride at stake against a Moroccan unit that can prove the wall to the Iberian nation's ambition.

In this episode, the topics of Chinese and Venezuelan football and their relationships with Geopolitics are microscopically analyzed with interviews from Jordan Florit, author of 'Red Wine and Arepas: How Football is becoming Venezuela's Religion', and Cameron Wilson, founder, and editor of 'Wild East Football'.

 Louis also speaks to Francis Gaitho further about the possibility of an African Super League and the repercussions of this for CAF and FIFA.

An accrescent web of intricate politics, football is an increasingly cluttered habitat. Louis Young examines the relationship between football and geopolitics in this three-part series with worldly examples across four continents.

From the potential of an African Super League to Qatari and Saudi Arabian state wealth and how economies have been affected by a state's desire to project a desirable image through football, this series acts as a stream of modern football fan consciousness and, broadly, ruminates over its chief concerns.

Jeremy Magan is back with English guest Russ Gibbs to dissect the Three Lions and Les Bleus ahead of their much anticipated Quarter Finals clash this weekend in part 1. 

In part 2, Front Page Football's Dylan Bozicevic comes in to discuss Australia, Croatia, and the favourites in the competition with only 10 days left of football in Qatar.

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Jeremy Magan hosts 2 guests in this 2-part podcast.

Russ Gibbs, English football commentator and writer based in Australia comes on to talk about the World Cup in general and England and Australia in particular (1:57). (he said England will beat Wales 3-0 - and 12 hours later....)

Bashir Ali, Danish football writer, gives us his thoughts on the Denmark National Team thus far in the tournament, and their chance to go through when they face the Socceroos in a few hours! (38:00)

Antonis Pagonis and Dylan Bozinevic from @frontpgfootball join host Jeremy Magan for a debrief of the first week of Football in Qatar.

The 3 discuss the biggest upset of the competition so far, give their thoughts on France-Australia and what the Socceroos can do better against Tunisia, before debating on who could be the surprise - and the winner - of the tournament.

Zach speaks to Nuno Gomes about his time at Benfica, his favorite moments with Portugal, his work at FIFA and more.

To preview the first encounter of the FIFA Qatar 2022 World Cup for Les Bleus, Casser Les Lignes hosts 3 Australian journalists, and the Front Page Football crew, for a heated debate around the Socceroos team, their expectations, and what they can do against France!

Between pessimism and cautious optimism, the 3 guests give us a great picture of where Australian football is at, and the way France is seen from the point of view of a less successful nation, that only nearly lost to Les Bleus in 2018 (2-1)