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The Athletic's Senior Football Writer Oliver Kay joins the boys to look back on the first of an exciting Premier League season so far. Oliver touches on the form of Liverpool, the resurgence of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United, Pep’s Man City and the vulnerability of Chelsea manager Frank Lampard. The guys also give their verdict on who they think will go down into the championship.

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Former Sports illustrated Soccer journalist Grant Wahl joins us live from New York to discuss his new seven-part podcast series from Blue Wire Podcats entitled, “American Prodigy: The Freddy Adu Story.” The guys dig deeper into the failure of Freddy Adu’s footballing career despite being compared to the likes of Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Tiger Woods, and Brazilian legend and World Cup winner Pele. The guys debate whether the story of Freddy Adu could be considered a “tragedy” given how the American initially burst onto the scene as the face of US soccer and MLS in the early 2000s before David Beckham came to the States. Grant also gives us some hints as to what listeners can expect from the seventh and final episode of the series.

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This week the boys are joined by Zino as they discuss the FIFA Football Awards that took place last week. They give their take on Robert Lewandowski winning Player of the Year and wonder why the Ballon d'Or was cancelled this year. They also get into a heated debate over whether Liverpool's Jürgen Klopp deserved "Best Coach" over FC Bayern's Hansi Flick despite the the German side winning the treble. Finally, the guys break down FIFA's "Team of the Year" and discuss if Messi and Ronaldo should be in the 11.

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The Athletic's Phil Hay joins the Front Three to discuss the ups and downs of Leeds United's return to the Premier League so far. We look at their attacking style of play and the philosophy of their coach Marcelo Bielsa. The trio then preview this weekend's big clash between rivals Manchester United and Leeds at Old Trafford and make their predictions.

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Eurosport correspondent Siavoush Fallahi joins the Front Three to recap Matchday 5 of the UEFA Champions League Group Stage and to preview the final round of games this Tuesday & Wednesday. Fallahi talks about the plight of Euro giants Real Madrid and Inter Milan who could both see themselves either in the Europa League out of all European competitions entirely if results don't go their way. They discuss what this could mean for former Juventus teammates Antonio Conte and Zinedine Zidane. The trio also look at Group H with PSG, Manchester United, and RB Leipzig all level on points which one game to go.

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CBS Soccer Correspondent James Benge joins the boys to preview this weekend's big North London Derby between rivals Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal in the Premier League. James talks about the evolution of England forward Harry Kane who has turned into a "No.10", and the impact of former Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid, and Manchester United coach Jose Mourinho who has the North Londoners sitting on top of the league. They then discuss Arsenal's current slump, and Arteta's progress as a new coach and the teams struggles in front of goal. 

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The Guardian's Deputy Sports Editor Ed Aarons joins the Front Three this week to breakdown The Guardian's recent "Next Generation" list of the 60 best young talents in world football. Previous lists have included the likes of Aplphonso Davies, Jadon Sancho, Ferran Torres, Kai Havertz, Erling Haaland, Vinicius Jr., Dayot Upamencano, and Callum Hudson Odoi. Listen to find out which players made the cut this year. Ed also promotes his latest book, "Made in Africa" as the boys look at some of the failures of African's biggest nations in recent World Cups.

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SPORT BILD's Chief Football reporter Tobias Altschaffl joins the boys to recap last week's FC Bayern-Dortmund match-up which ended 3-2 in favour of the Bundesliga champions. They discuss why Dortmund always seem to fall short when it comes to the big games, the play of Jadon Sancho following his projected move to Manchester United in the summer, whether Erling Haaland will eventually be Robert Lewandowski's replacement at Bayern.

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In the last installment of their three-part interview with Rory Smith of The New York Times, the boys ask Rory to explain why Argentina's deep pool of football talent has all of a sudden dried up - with less Argentinian players coming into La Liga, the Premier League, Serie A and the Bundesliga. Rory tell us us about the country's poor football infrastructure and how it compares to Brazil and why they're youth coaches are more focused on winning than developing the next Messi, Aguero or Di Maria.

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