The summer window slammed shut with a flurry of MLS moves as teams scrambled to finalize deadline-day deals. From Brenner’s potential return to Cincinnati, to Yedlin’s switch to Salt Lake, to big-money trades and U-22 gambles, we break down all the late action.

It wasn’t just MLS making headlines — Europe’s silly season continues with high-profile standoffs, Chelsea’s financial balancing act, and Newcastle’s Alexander Isak drama.

Plus, Copa Libertadores chaos as River survive on penalties, Botafogo crash out, and CONMEBOL faces fallout from Wednesday's security crisis. We also look ahead to a stacked MLS weekend, check in on NWSL, and preview the start of Serie A and the Bundesliga.

GOLTV's Nino Torres goes Fully Loaded on the events at the Avellaneda

We look at the shocking events between Universidad de Chile and Independiente- adding some understanding of the culture in South America, looking at the response of the home club, and what could be done by CONMEBOL

Thursday Thoughts has a lot of them on SDH AM

We look back at the craziness of Leagues Cup in Fort Lauderdale last night- and set up the semis

Plus, we spend a lot of time talking the disturbing moment in the Sudamericana last night involving Universidad de Chile and Independiente

GOLTV's Nino Torres joins in Hour 2 for some background on the soccer culture in South America and where CONMEBOL may go from here...

Leagues Cup quarterfinals, with Inter Miami, Orlando City, LA Galaxy, and Seattle Sounders all punching their tickets to the semifinals. In the Concacaf W Champions Cup, Gotham FC opened their title defense with a gritty win over Monterrey.

But in Argentina, the Copa Sudamericana descended into chaos. The second leg between Independiente and Universidad de Chile was abandoned after shocking violence in the stands, another black mark on CONMEBOL’s track record of mismanagement and poor security. We break down the fallout, the political responses in Chile, and what this could mean for the competition moving forward.

Plus, transfer drama in Europe continues with the Alexander Isak saga at Newcastle, Arsenal hijacking Spurs for Eberechi Eze, and MLS teams pushing deals to the wire before the window closes.

The MLS secondary transfer window closes Thursday

Scarves N Spikes Tyler Pilgrim drops by to talk about the latest there- with discontent in Fort Lauderdale- plus the look at ATLUTD as they get ready for a home match with Toronto on the weekend

Welcome to Hoot & Shoot on the SDH Network! In this episode, Madison Crews sits down with KSU Head Coach Chris Cahill to get ready for the start of the 2025 season for the Owls. They talk about their home opener at Fifth Third Stadium against Memphis tomorrow and his expectations for the season!

Wall Pass Wednesday has you covered with all the news and reports on and off the field on SDH AM

Scarves N Spikes Tyler Pilgrim is with us in Hour 1 with the ATLUTD latest and up-to-date reports in MLS with player movement and contract extensions

We look extensively at the Twitch Pitch comments in Hour 2 about the 5 Stripes, check the overseas news, and set the day with what to watch out for...

With multi-club ownership becoming more and more prevalent in the sport, football consultant Jason Stephens visits for the first in a series on educating on what MCO's are, how they function, and what they're doing to the sport

Howard Hamilton, the founder of Soccermetrics, gets you ready for the second legs of the Round of 16 in the Copa Libertadores.

Tuesday Thoughts go in different directions on SDH AM

We look at the weekend action in MLS and the Premier League- plus all the transfer news, including a GK on the move in the eastern conference

Then, in Hour 2, football consultant Jason Stephens joins from England and looks at multi-club ownership- beginning our deep dive into its place in the sport of soccer