The Whitecaps got back to winning ways against St Louis in MLS action on Saturday night. We pick over the good, the bad, and the ugly from a match was an emotional rollercoaster as a tough four-game road spell looms. Plus we look at the likelihood that BC Place is getting grass for the Wrexham friendly, the continuing demise of Canadian media as the Whitecaps seek a new radio deal, and Fafa Picault wants away from the club, or does he?

Turning our attention to the international stage, we chat about Canada's historic qualification for the knockout rounds at Copa America, round-up some of the rest of the action from the tournament, sadly deal with more online abuse for Canadian players, and hear from head coach Jesse Marsch. Plus are the crowds and ticket prices at Copa a concern for the World Cup here in 2026?

All of this plus we look at the drama and the disappointments at Euro 2024, Cork band The Frank and Walters are our new Album of the Month, and on the day that they depart the Euros, we've a Belgium anthem in Wavelength.

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Here’s the rundown for the main segments from the episode:

02.18: Intro

03.43: Whitecaps fight back to see off St Louis

53.40: Does Fafa Picault want away from Vancouver?

61.35: BC Place getting grass pitch for Wrexham game?

69.26: Whitecaps looking for new radio deal as Canadian media crumbles

81.29: This Week In Whitecapsland and the World Cup 1974

86.10: Euro 2024 chat

116.00: Wavelength - Omdat Het Kan & Average Rob - On Met La Patate

121.00: More Euro 2024 chat

130.31: More Canadian players abused online

137.18: Canada's historic advancement at Copa

153.52: Jesse Marsch audio

158.40: Copa America round-up

164.37: Are Copa crowds and ticket prices a cause for concern for WC 2026?