Off the Woodwork

Jason and Jess discuss the latest headlines and results of the World Cup including England's loss to France and how Morocco continues to shock the soccer world after their win over Portugal.

Jason Longshore caught up with Atlanta United academy director Matt Lawrey to talk about the World Cup quarterfinals, look ahead to the semifinals, and talk about where things stand with the Atlanta United academy talent ahead of the 2023 season. 

Atlanta Soccer Tonight begins on a somber note as Jason Longshore and Jess Charman react to reports of the death of acclaimed soccer journalist Grant Wahl while in Qatar covering the World Cup.  They recap the days quarterfinal action as both matches come down to penalty kicks, Argentina knocks out The Netherlands and Croatia pulls out a huge victory over Brazil.  They also preview the remaining matchups of Portugal vs. Morocco and France vs. England.

Jason Longshore and Jessica Charman discuss the World Cup quarterfinals on this episode of Atlanta Soccer Tonight. How will Argentina-Netherlands play out, what can Croatia do to slow down Brazil, does Portugal stick with the hot hand in Goncalo Ramos, and will there be any defense in the England-France match? 

Jason and Jess catch up with Georgia Gwinnett College soccer player Juan Cruz Parisi Sitjar to talk about his native Argentina as they prepare for the World Cup quarterfinals with the Netherlands. 

The 2nd hour of today's Steakhouse has Steak & Drew with Garth Lagerwey, new President & CEO of Atlanta United. They break down the United roster, the World Cup, and how the city has embraced soccer. 

Jason Longshore and Jessica Charman get you caught up on the end of the Round of 16 and start looking ahead to the World Cup quarterfinals on this episode of Atlanta Soccer Tonight. Is Portugal better off without Ronaldo? Can Morocco keep this defensive effort up? What's next for Luis Enrique and Spain? All that and more, thanks for listening!

Jason Longshore and Jessica Charman break down today's action at the World Cup. Brazil scores 4 goals in the first half to roll South Korea, Croatia outlasts Japan in penalties, Cristiano Ronaldo back in the headlines, and the Spanish prepare for their match with Morocco. 

Jason Longshore and Jessica Charman break down England and France's wins in the Round of 16 and look ahead to Japan-Croatia and Brazil-South Korea on Monday in this edition of Atlanta Soccer Tonight.

Jason Longshore and Jessica Charman dig into the 3-1 loss by the USMNT to the Netherlands at the World Cup Round of 16 on Saturday. They also talk about what could be next for the USMNT as they prepare to host the World Cup in 2026. Argentina advanced against a gritty Australia and there's a preview of England-Senegal and France-Poland.