The Podball Sportscast - SYOK Podcast [ENG]

In this episode, Faisal and Nicholas focus on EFL Cup 3rd round results and take a look at F1 rookies Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin. They also pay tribute to former Malaysia and Selangor football coach, Ken Worden.

The Premier League saw wins for Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal, while Manchester City were firing blanks. The gang also discuss Lionel Messi's barren spell at PSG so far.

The gang talk about this week's Champions League results. They also have another discussion about the biennial World Cup, and pay tribute to retiring shuttler, Goh Jin Wei.

Cristiano Ronaldo made a winning debut for Manchester United and Arsenal posted their first win. Also, the gang look at the US Tennis Open, Italian F1 GP and this week's Champions League matches.

The gang discuss the pros and cons of holding the FIFA World Cup every two years, turmoil during the international break, a major F1 shakeup and a recap of what happened at the tail-end of the Tokyo Paralympics.

The guys discuss Ziyad Zolkefli's Paralympic disqualification and the medals Malaysia won in Tokyo. Plus, Cristiano Ronaldo's return to the English Premier League and Manchester United, while they also pay tribute to retiring F1 legend Kimi Raikkonnen, because they're sentimental old fogeys.

Football is back!!! And the guys react to some of the biggest stories in the first two weeks.

Faisal, Nicholas and Karami discuss Malaysia's second medal of Tokyo 2020 and the future of Datuk Azizulhasni Awang. Also, they're excited for the start of the Paralympics and the new EPL season!

After the second week of Tokyo 2020 (30/7 - 5/8/2021), Faisal Merican, Nicholas John and Karami Kamel discuss Malaysia's first medal of the Games, courtesy of shuttlers Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik, as well as our performances in diving, athletics and cycling.

Our hosts discuss what happened with our Malaysian athletes during the first week of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (23/7 - 29/7/2021), the amount of backlash our athletes received on social media, as well as some discontinued Olympic events.