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Another matchday, another win for top flight leaders Kawasaki, but Saturday's was a little extra special as it came in a Tamagawa Classico against FC Tokyo, with Frontale icon Kengo Nakamura scoring the winner.

Neil Debnam guests for an extended chat on the game, and Kawasaki's historic season as they look set to smash all kinds of J1 records - marks that are likely to stand for years (decades?) to come (to 49:02).

After Neil departs, we wrap up the other six games played on Saturday, and look ahead to a busy week in the top flight.

- Macarthur Spanish transfer coup!

- Ex-Victory youngster steps away from the game.

- Champions League results wrap!

All that and more on today's FNR Daily

- Tuesday morning recap

- 1-0 to the Arsenal

- Historic win for Wycombe

- Riley McGree opens his Championship account

- The fall of Southend

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Lawrence Thomas shares his thoughts on leaving the Victory after 9 years in Melbourne, and his new club's red hot start to the season in Denmark.

Plus, he recounts his first forays overseas with Coventry and Sheffield United, biding his time as second choice at Victory, his Joe Marston medal winning performance against Newcastle in 2018, and his aspirations to be part of the Socceroos setup.

Josh is joined by Ed Gooden and Nick Hughes to discuss the Asian Champions League, and why the A-League clubs are reticent to travel to Qatar for the rescheduled tournament. Plus, the boys examine Melbourne Victory's transfer business so far, and predict what French target man Rudy Gestede would bring to the table.

There's time for Lachie to join for the Friday Quiz before we hear from Lawrence Thomas on his move from Melbourne to Denmark and his national team ambitions.

Ian and Paul review Moreland City's club-created documentary with the help of special guest Jason Goldsmith.

In depth, player by player preview of the Illawarra Premier League Grand Final between Wollongong United FC and Woonona Sharks FC

⚽️ The big match ups for Sunday's GF

⚽️ George Naylor, Coach of the Year and

Just one week after debating the merits of Ulsan manager Kim Do-hoon's approach to big games, Ryan Walters and Dan Croydon go at it once more following the Horangi's collapse against Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. Lineups, substitution choices, tactics, and squad rotation are all put under the microscope. Naturally, Matthew Binns joins to remind everyone Jeonbuk actually played quite well, and Peter Hampshire attempts to keep the peace.

The second segment brings happier tidings as both Seongnam and Incheon ensure the relegation battle will go to the final match day. The Magpies picked up a massive win in Suwon with a touch of VAR controversy. Meanwhile, Incheon won a game of the year contender at home with two goals scored in less than a minute and midfielder Rashid Mahazi coming up big with a goal line clearance in the dying minutes.

The madness that is K League 2 continued last weekend and George Slade joins in the third segment to try and make sense of it all, including Bucheon's rollercoaster of a match and season. They also discuss Jeju's dominant run, playoff contenders, and mental fortitude heading into the final stretch.

Switching focus to the international game, Paul Neat joins in the fourth segment for an interview with Korean international and West Ham midfielder, Cho So-hyun. They discuss her season thus far, personal goals, life in England, the intensity of training in the Premier League, and improving the women's game in Korea.

No episode is complete without the Eulji Lewis Mailbag! All five hosts return to answer questions about whether or not Jeonbuk would "deserve" the title this season, a trading places managerial conundrum, and MVP candidates. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast.

- A-League clubs to miss ACL?

- Aussie youngsters getting more minutes!

- Benzema in hot water!

Get across the latest football headlines, with today's FNR Daily.