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Denmark legend and former World Cup and Premier League keeper Thomas Sorensen joins Lachie Flannigan on the Football 360 today podcast after a wild end to the 2026 World Cup Quarter Finals, headlined by:- An inspired England inspired comeback against Norway marred by the "Wire-gate" controversy- The major decisions that Norway got wrong? - A divisive red card for simulation as Argentina saw off Switzerland Plus, there's full previews of both World Cup semi-finals: Argentina vs England and France vs Spain. Timestamps: 02:00 – England 2-1 Norway breakdown05:30 – Wire-gate controversy + the other big quarter final calls16:00 – Argentina 3-1 Switzerland recap22:30 – Semi-final previews: Argentina vs England, France vs Spain
Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sorensen joins Lachie Flannigan for the latest episode of Football360 Today.They discuss a blockbuster end to the Round of 16, Egypt's allegation's of a FIFA conspiracy to keep Messi and Argentina in the tournament after some controversial refereeing calls, an updated World Cup tier list, Thomas' team of the knockout stage so far and a full preview of the upcoming Quarter Finals.
Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sørensen joins David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today.The pair examine how the Folarin Balogun controversy affected the USA's preparation for their World Cup match against Belgium, and whether the suspension saga had a lasting impact on the team's Round of 16 defeat. They also reflect on Cristiano Ronaldo's emotional exit before previewing Belgium's blockbuster quarter final against Spain.Who wins Belgium vs Spain? And is this really the end for Ronaldo on the World Cup stage? Let us know in the comments.
Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sorensen joins David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today.They unpack FIFA's decision to overturn Folarin Balogun's suspension after widespread backlash, discuss what the controversy means for consistency at the World Cup, and look ahead to the remaining Round of 16 clashes. Sorensen also shares his thoughts on the tournament's biggest talking points and which teams are best placed to lift the trophy.
Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sorensen joins David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today. They react to France edging Paraguay in a match that shows Les Bleus can fight as much as play beautiful football, Morocco's win over Canada, and what Cape Verde's approach against Argentina says about the Socceroos' tactics. Sorensen goes deep into Tony Popovic's decision to take off Patrick Beach, while getting the crystal ball out to recast our World Cup Tiers list.
Mark Schwarzer joins Football360 Today to analyse Australia's Round of 32 World Cup exit at the hands of Egypt in Dallas.
Our most capped Socceroo discusses Tony Popovic's tactics, the decision to change goalkeepers for the penalty shootout, the big picture around this campaign and much more.
Football360's David Weiner and Jake Rosengarten deliver their immediate reaction to the Socceroos' penalty shootout loss to Egypt in the Round of 32 at the World Cup from outside Dallas Stadium.
Socceroo's defender Trent Sainsbury joins Football360's Lachie Flannigan for an in depth preview of Australia's do-or-die Round of 32 clash against Egypt:
The 61-cap Socceroo shares his insights on:
- The keys to mark a World Cup star
- What makes Lucas Herrington such a special defender
- What Australia's defensive unit need to be aware of in their preparation for Egypt clash
Socceroos legend Mark Schwarzer joins Football360 Today to preview Australia's World Cup Round of 32 clash against Egypt.He predicts the line-up, speaks about his former teammate Mohamed Salah and much more.
Football360's David Weiner and Jake Rosengarten deliver the latest from Socceroos camp as the build-up continues to the Round of 32 clash against Egypt.Topics on the agenda include:- Paraguay's win over Germany and why it essentially rewrites the narrative of Australia's tournament so far- Brazil v Japan and Carlo Ancelotti's two HUGE calls- Mohamed Salah injury update: Will he play v Australia?- Cristian Volpato's superb first Socceroos press conference- Brisbane Roar's statement about their cashing out on their Lucas Herrington sell-on clauseVisit football360.com.au for the most comprehensive coverage of the Socceroos at the World Cup anywhere on the internet.
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