Our special guest, new FWA chair Carrie Brown, steals the show, covering more football ground than the box-to-box midfielder England badly need.

From Lisbon, Gadsby, Gadsby Jr., and Connor review England’s 3rd/4th place playoff match, Portugal’s Nations League victory, and discuss what’s next for England.

Post-match broadcast from Villa Fiori right outside the Guimarães stadium, breaking down England’s defeat at the hands of the Netherlands. With Gadsby, our producer Lisa, Connor, our media chief, and special guest Carlos.

From Porto, we are delighted to be joined by BBC Chief Football Correspondent John Murray ahead of England's Nations League semifinal against the Netherlands.

Gadsby Jr. continues at the wheel, leading a review of the all-English Champions League final between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool, and associated England team subplots. Was it a penalty? Did Spurs deserve more? Did Harry Kane pick himself in a pique of ego-led madness? Just how weird is it to see Jordan Henderson lifting Old Big Ears? We looked back to a bizarre Europa League final in Baku, won by Chelsea against Arsenal. This sets up the first ever all-English Super Cup. And then, with eyes on the big prize, we look to England’s big game with the Netherlands on Thursday in the inaugural Nations League Finals. We put a potential England side out there and borrow some novel ‘marketing’ ideas from the Champions League final. Gadsby Sr. joins on the line again from afar, like a distant circling planet, and Producer Lisa was in the studio.

Summary: Gadsby Jr. leads us through England's uncertain preparations for the Nations League showdown with the Netherlands on 6 June. With just two weeks to go and two major club finals in between, how is the squad shaping up?

Gadsby Jr., mounting a full fraternal coup, takes the reins again as Southgate announces his preliminary squad for the Nations League semifinal. Chelsea manage to shoot both themselves and England in the foot in New England with a single shot, while Leeds only shoot themselves, though with the helping hand of Frank Lampard and the brilliant Mason Mount. It's the Nations League three-week countdown on the new Gadsby's England podcast!

Gadsby Jr. takes the reins to look back on one of the most extraordinary and epic weeks in the history of English football! With Gadsby in Los Angeles, and producer Lisa LeRoux with Gadsby Jr. in London.

Episode 3 with special guest Hugh Dennis, star of Outnumbered, Mock the Week, most recently seen in Fleabag, joins us in the studio to say, among other things, that he doesn't like international football very much!

Gadsby's England takes on racism, PFA team of the year, and talks to a special guest.