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The pod team clears some confusion over the pronunciation of 'El Shaarawy' and is midway through dissecting Barcelona's garish 'away' strip when Silvio Berlusconi phones in. All that and more on a busy Matchday 7b day of UCL Round of 16 first leg action.

The pod dissects Week 21 of the A-League, as Heart faltered on the road... again, and Wanderers spoiled the Victory party.

The UCL Pod is back after a long (wet) summer, with host David Basheer joined by David Zdrilic, Vitor Sobral and Stu Randall. Like Jerry Maguire, Cristiano Ronaldo completed himself, Stand-in Stoll was there and calls in from Madrid, and we also discuss Celtic's defeat at home to Juventus with Fake Giorgos Samaras. All the other news from the first legs of the Round of 16 clashes is also dissected in between some mad music, so get in and listen.

In the wake of the third coach sacking in the A-League this season, The World Game pod keeps its discerning eye firmly fixed on Ricki Herbert's chair, as the cream of Australia's domestic crop prepares to dual with Asia's best.

Vitor Sobral is joined by Fairfax media's Seb Hassett, Mariana Rudan, Costas Kilias and Allan Davidson - Socceroos legend and father of Jason - as The World Game pod sifts through all the fallout from the Melbourne derby and previews Australia's international against Romania on Thursday.

TWG radio's resident funny man Costas Kilias returns to review at W-League Grand Final, Kossie's Adelaide exit and Australia's 2013 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup qualifying campaign.

The World Game podcast examines Sydney FC's demolition job on Wellington Phoenix, the W-League semi-finals, and is joined by Melbourne Heart football director John Didulica.

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Central Coast Mariners leaves Western Sydney wandering, Melbourne Victory bounces back with a win, what is the best path for young Australian talent and it's crunch time in the W-League.

Vitor Sobral is joined by Sebastian Hassett, David Zdrilic and speical guest Bruce Djite of Adelaide United and English teaching fame to review a packed round 14 of the A-League.