This is The Final Countdown. A podcast dedicated to all the great finals from the annals of football. Each week your hosts, Adam and Lewis, will do a deep dive (with a generous helping of nostalgia and humour) into one of the greats.

With the Euro 2024 almost upon us we discuss England's potential route to the final, the sweetness of Kylian Mbappe's tears and the teams most likely to cause our brave boys a problem. Lewis also loses his mind at the end of the episode!

One of the most famous triumphs in modern history, Jack Walker's Blackburn Rovers become Premier League champions for the first and (so far) only time! West Ham's goalkeeper, Luděk Mikloško, writes himself into folklore and a certain "diving" German makes his way to British shores.

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What a season to review! There's a great escape for a team that was winning titles less than ten years earlier. Roy Keane arrives to establish Manchester United's dominance and we dig into the surprisingly fascinating history of the Manager of the Month award! We also give a shoutout to the fantastic Bryan's Gunn X/Twitter account!

Click here to listen to our review of this year's FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Man Utd

The Premiership has arrived! The biggest change in English football takes place this season as the old English First Division evolves into the Premier League.

We discuss Alan Shearer, Manchester United, Brian Deane and short men impersonating goalkeeper Ian Walker!

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Footballing history is about to take place. Join us as we say goodbye and farewell to the English First Division and hello to a resurrected champion by the name of Leeds United. Led of course, by the enigmatic, mercurial, maverick - Eric Cantona!

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MerseysideThe Premier League is approaching the horizion but who will take the First Division title from Liverpool's grasp as Kenny Dalglish shocks all of Merseyside, Alan Smith scores goals for "boring, boring" Arsenal and Sir Alex Fergusons claims his first European trophy for Manchester United.

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The trumpets blare for the changing of the guard. We see the rise of Leeds and the twist of fate that saves Sir Alex Ferguson's job and begins the rampage of Manchester United over the next two decades! It's the review of the 1989/1990 English First Division.

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We delve into one of the most iconic and dramatic First Division finales in history! It comes down to the last day between the top two teams - you couldn't write it! We also discuss the impact of the Hillsborough tragedy and the ramifications it would create for the league moving forward.

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It's the 1987/1988 English First Division and it is a doozy. Liverpool run rampant, the league says goodbye to two managerial stalwarts and the FA decides to pause the First Division three weeks from its conclusion in order to create a fantasy football tournament that fails spectacularly. Join us as we give you the rundown of a fantastic season!

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Click here to listen to our review of one of the most famous FA Cup Finals ever between Liverpool and Wimbledon

The 1986/1987 English First Division is fascinating as Kenny Dalglish's Liverpool falter, Everton triumph but the fallout of Heysel is still felt.

We also learned about Asda's role in saving Wolverhampton Wanderers from bankruptcy (yep, the supermarket!) and a special shoutout to Stuart Pearce's brother, Ray!

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Listen to our 1987 FA Cup Final episode between Spurs and Coventry here