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- Transfer deadline day wrap up

- Liverpool left shocked by Villa

- Tottenham put six past United

- Robins perched on top of Championship table

- Marcus Harness dazzles for Pompey

- Salford on the up

- Women’s Super League and more!

A-League CBA finalised, Riley McGree makes English move, Man Utd deadline day double

Josh and Lachie try and make sense of two outrageous Premier League scorelines overnight, Manchester United losing 6-1 at home to Tottenham and Liverpool being thrashed 7-2 away at Villa Park. Meanwhile, Everton's dream run continues - could the Toffees mount an unlikely title challenge?

Plus there's the GOAT segment - this week debating the Greatest Free Transfer Of All Time. Listeners can get 15% off their order by heading to goatthelabel.com and using the promo code 'FNR' at checkout!

And finally, Atalanta are one of the few true joys in this era of behind closed doors matches and hectic schedules. But could they pull of a fairytale and win a Scudetto?

EPL alternate dimension?

Nick D'Urbano, Josh Parish and Lachie Flannigan discuss the UCL Group Stage draw, which pits Messi against Ronaldo and Man Utd in the group of death.

Tony Popovic and Sydney Olympic President Bill Papas have made headlines again at Greek side Xanthi, which Papas promises to turn into a hub for young Australian players. Their latest signings, however, suggest the short term goal of promotion is first on the agenda.

United and Arsenal are now battling against the transfer deadline: will Aouar, Partey, Telles or Dembele be signing before time runs out?

And finally, there's the Friday Quiz - can Lachie finally knock Nick off his perch?

Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns and Paul Neat for the first time in a long time to discuss an electric opening to Final Rounds A and B in K League 1. With a total of 25 goals and three separate hat tricks, there's plenty to discuss in a look back on Round 23 in the top flight. The three discuss Jeonbuk drawing level on points with Ulsan after a narrow win over Sangju combined with (surprise surprise) Ulsan bottling it at the end against Daegu. The three also take a look ahead to Round 24 and give one thing to watch in each Final Round A match.

The second segment shifts focus to Final Round B where no one is safe from the drop as Incheon United continue the greatest of escapes. An emphatic 6-0 victory (their biggest margin in history) over Seongnam lifted Incheon off the bottom of the table and put everyone all the way up to seventh place in doubt of their survival chances.

Lastly, the hosts take a look at the two-horse race for the K League title between Jeju United and Suwon FC. With both sides on impressive unbeaten runs, can anyone stop them? Ryan, Matt, and Paul also discuss the playoff picture and what each team needs to do in order to stay on the right side of the dividing line.

All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast.

Ian and Paul are joined by Garry McKenzie to discuss the colourful tale of Arthur Princep, an early pioneer of football in Australia in the late 19th century whose life and achievements are shrouded in scandal.

- Lucas Neil returns to Australian Football!

- Socceroo qualifies for the Champions League!

- Bayern lift German Super Cup!

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It was a decent weekend for teams in the bottom half of the table, with four of them winning, so we flipped the script and Part 1 features Kobe's thumping of Sapporo, Yusuke Matsuo's triumphant homecoming in Yokohama FC's superb away win at Urawa, Oita's impressive month continuing with a gutsy triumph at Kashima, and Tosu belting FC Tokyo for the second time this season (to 27:45).

Part 2 begins with Gamba Osaka's win at Hiroshima, moves on to Yokohama F.Marinos' late show at Kashiwa - in a game marred by Sachiro Toshima's broken leg - and also includes Nagoya's home cruise over Shimizu before wrapping up with wins for the top two and a look ahead to Saturday's top of the table clash.

Ed and Athos discuss the appointment of new Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson, new research into the pace of play in the winter-season A-League, and Francesco Totti's voice waking a fan from a coma.

Plus, Athos and Josh were joined by former FFA Technical Director Rob Sherman to discuss what reforms are needed in Australian youth development.