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When Tim Cahill scored a blinding volley for Australia against Netherlands in the second Group B match for the Socceroos, the world went into meltdown. It was a fine strike, and here is how Robbie Savage called it for the BBC.

The last TWG UEFA Podcast of the season celebrates a magnificent final in Lisbon, Real Madrid’s "La Decima" heroics with special focus on CR7’s muscle flexing.

Bash is joined by David "DZ9" Zdrilic, Portuguese purist Vitor Sobral and Roberto Arocha, for some Spanish flavour, although he's Mexican, but whatever.

The boys speak with Dutch coach Louis van Gaal, who was in wacky form at a Champions League after party.

And how about that horse placenta?

It's all here as we wrap up a magnificent European season in style.

Lucy Zelic hosts our A-League Grand final special and is joined by Fairfax scribe Sebastian Hassett and Costa Kilias is back too to dissect all the action from Suncorp Stadium.

We also look at all the latest news, including Newcastle Jets appointing its new coach Phil Stubbins, and the panel assesses his credentials for the job. A bit of player movement too, with Richard Garcia leaving Sydney FC for the US and Adama Traore heading out of Melbourne Victory, and we wrap up what's been a cracking A-League season.

Thanks for listening, and nominating us for a Football Fans Down Under award in two categories. We'll be back next season bigger and better, and we can't wait.

Diego Simeone thanks the mothers of his Atletico Madrid players for breeding them with such big "heuvos", big enough to get them past Chelsea. Listen in to get a translation.

Diego Costa dealt with divots, Jose Mourinho broke some unwanted records and after all that we've got an all-Madrid UEFA Champions League final, thanks to Real Madrid's merciless demolition of Bayern Munich.

David Basheer is back to host our motley crew of experts, including Vitor Sobral, Roberto Arrocha and Tom "Statto" Findlay. Listen in.

This week Strebre Delovski is off Kevin Muscat's Christmas list and on to his shin list after a penalty that wasn't in Melbourne Victory's clash with Brisbane Roar. Meanwhile, Central Coast Mariners' upstream swim to the finals results in piping hot fish and chips for Western Sydney Wanderers.

Of course we look ahead to the A-League Grand Final, which is finally here, and we look back at last night's A-league and W-League awards, too.

The first legs of the UEFA Champions League are over, and the boys mop up all the action, including Jose's tactics, Pep's failure to win with a stack of possession, Gary Lineker making a pig's "ear" of a tweet, and Cristiano Ronaldo missing arguably his best opportunity to break that goal-scoring record.

David Basheer is joined this Matchday by Vitor Sobral, Roberto Arrocha and, off the bench, TWG Deputy Editor Tom Findlay.

Plenty of horseplay and antics abound, so listen in to our semi-serious semi-finals wrap.

Host Lucy Zelic is joined by Fairfax football writer Sebastian Hassett and TWG football journo Vitor Sobral

We start today with a tribute to Dylan Tombides. We've lost a special young man, and take some time to remember a wonderful Australian and a wonderful footballer.

Then it's on to the analysis of the A-League Elimination Finals before we look ahead to this week's semi-final action, as Western Sydney Wanderers takes on Central Coast Mariners and Brisbane Roar hosts Melbourne Victory.

And it's a busy week for three of those sides, as Mariners, Victory and Wanderers enter the fray in the AFC Champions League as well, and we look ahead to those matches, too.

Local council jack hammering is more tolerable than watching Sydney FC slink into the finals, the Wanderers spoil Harry Kewell's farewell and Phoenix has its feathers plucked for the last time this season.

To wrap up the final round of the A-League regular season and preview the opening week of the finals, host Lucy Zelic is joined by Fairfax scribe Sebastian Hassett and a man whose verbal grit is more terrifying than a dental cavity, Costas Killias.

The pod team admires Diego Simeone's bling, Jose Mourinho's run and CR7's influence in the track suit.

DZ 9 may be absent but his contact with legendary crooner Julio Iglesias is not, both have been known to sing in the shower "To all the girls I've loved before".

So joining host David Basheer to wrap up the UEFA Champions League quarter-final second legs are Vitor Sobral and Roberto Arocha.

Tarek Elrich used Aziz Behich to audition for the UFC, a sniper in the stands at Allianz is still on the loose after shooting at ADP and Perth Glory proved to be a little more interesting than paint drying against the Mariners. But only a little.

Host Lucy Zelic was joined in the studio to review Round 26 of the A-League and preview the final regular season round by Aytek Genc and Vitor Sobral.