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Last week Rodrygo became the second-youngest player (at the age of 18) to ever score a hat-trick for Real Madrid in the Champions League when they beat Galatasaray 6-0.
This international break he is expected to make his senior debut for the Brazil national team. In this episode, we speak to writer Dermot Corrigan (@dermotmcorrigan) about Rodrygo's rise and profile Juni Calafat, the man who has been behind more than a dozen of Real Madrid's most recent transfers.
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Jon Mackenzie is joined by Stevie Green (@StevieGreenXI) and Kehinde Andrews (@kehinde_andrews) to discuss the death of Dalian Atkinson, who was killed in an incident with police three years ago. Why was he killed and why have we forgotten about his death?
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After experiencing historic television audiences and record attendances during this summer's Women's World Cup, women's players went back to their clubs with the same rights as before the tournament.
In Spain, talks resumed between players and their clubs over a new collective bargaining agreement. Then, on October 23rd, players said they would strike the weekend of November 16th if their demands weren't met.
We are joined by the Daily Telegraph's Molly McElwee (@molly_mcelwee) to look at what the strike might mean for women's football and see how has women's football progressed since the World Cup.
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Last season, despite Manchester City's second consecutive Premier League title, it was Chris Wilder and not Pep Guardiola who won LMA's Manager of the Year. And yet following their promotion to the Premier League, Sheffield United was one of the consensus picks for relegation.
Just 11 games into the new season and the club is in 6th place, higher than both Manchester United and Tottenham, while Wilder has been linked with Arsenal. Today we dive deep on Chris Wilder's career and look at why he is one of the most successful managers in England.
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On September 24th, Derby County players Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett were drunk and crashed their cars. Derby's captain, Richard Keogh, was in the back of one of those cars and injured his knee.
Now, despite Bennett and Lawrence being found guilty of drunk-driving, it is Keogh who has been sacked for 'gross misconduct'. Today we ask, what do we learn about football and morality from the case of Derby County?
We're joined by The Athletic's Ryan Conway (@RJConway92) and freelance writer Daniel Storey (@danielstorey85).
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