Nathan, Caleb, and Nick go over the results from the international break, including some shockingly good football involving Scotland and Ireland. Plus, musings on Cape Verde (whose population does not, in fact, fit in Massachusetts), old Watford players, Yamal's injuries, and more.

In this edition of Corner Kick, the lads debut a novel game where two of the three face off to name players in the starting XI of a match from the past. Then, a Vibe Check takes us to Gianni Infantino's latest award, plus a look at Sweden and Scotland, before Nick, Caleb, and Nathan break down the latest and greatest from Germany and France. Plus, notes on some art theft, a great app to use for soundscapes, and more.

In a rare Sunday night recording, Caleb, Nathan, and Nick gather up to discuss the recent matches across of Europe. From a look at the form (and non-form) teams in the Prem to an evaluation of the Clasico, there was plenty to break down, including potent questions like "why does Vinicius do these things?" to "which circle of hell is Nick and other Liverpool fans in?"

Plus, a look at the worst UCL fixture ever and a nod to Lincoln Red Imps, the first Gibraltar-based team to win a European fixture.

Nick, Nathan, and Caleb gather up to talk about soccer. First, a Who He Play For constructs a wild midfield trio, before they check on LiverpooLLL's losing streak. Then, a classic Caleb diatribe on the Ballon d'Or and why the voting is a sham, plus some more musings and a song from Nick at the end.

Nick, Nathan, and Caleb squad up to celebrate Caleb's birthday. They start off with an Immaculate Grid, before a Vibe Check takes them to Samuel Umtiti's retirement, Jose Mourinho's new gig, and whatever you can call the USMNT setup at the moment. Plus, a look at Spurs, Liverpool's lucky run, Nathan butchers the French language, and Nick finds out how the Estadio da Luz got its name.

The lads (Nathan, Nick, and Caleb) gather around to discuss the ending of the summer window, with big deals that were (Isak) and weren't (Guehi). Plus, a look at the early fixtures from this season, some old and new names on the move, and conversation as to why Germany has fallen behind in recent years.

It's the beginning of a new season, which means it's time for a Corner Kick annual tradition: predictions. Nick, Caleb, and Nathan go through every piece of business done by Premier League clubs in the (still-open) window, before giving their eventual full standing breakdown from 1 to 20.

Has United learned from their mistakes? Will PSR ever catch up to Chelsea? What to make of the acclaimed windows from Arsenal and Liverpool? And most crucially....will Caleb finally win Predictions for the first time?

Listen through to find out.

The gang gathers up for one last episode before flipping the page on the 2024-25 season. Nick, Caleb, and Nathan play "Who He Play For," taking a trip down memory lane (and largely through Sevilla). Then, a look at some transfers around Europe, some insane Bolivian names, Club World Cup fallout, a note on setting up a better email address, and more.

Thank you to our listeners this season! See you in three weeks for the 2025-26 Preview Pod!

TW: This episode contains content that may be unsuitable for some listeners, including death and sexual assault.

Nick, Caleb, and Nathan begin by honoring the lives of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre, who tragically passed away in a shocking event that rocked the sporting world. Then, a vibe check that gets everything from ancient China to the worst kept secret of the sporting world finally in plain air. Lastly, the gang discusses quite literally the worst tournament in the history of soccer: the expanded Club World Cup.

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The season comes to an end, which means it's time for a Corner Kick staple: the Corner Kick Awards. Everything from the inaugural João Felix Memorial Trophy to Turkish League Moment of the Year to best transfer, Ballon d'Or, and best goal is on the line...with much spirited debate. Plus, a look at our Corner Kick predictions from August...will there be a new winner or will Nick reign supreme?