Austin & Amit introduce the show, and preview all 32 teams in 32 minutes before giving their 10 things that will happen at the 2018 World Cup.

The final World Cup preview pod is here and it’s the group with Belgium, England, Tunisia and Panama. Adam Brandon hosts Richard Jolly, James Rowe, Maher Mezahi and Amit Malik to discuss expectations, strengths and weaknesses and some players to watch from each nation.

Brazil, Switzerland, Costa Rica, and Serbia are previewed as Austin Miller is joined by Tim Stillman, Sonja Nikcevic, Oliver Zesiger and Eddie Mendez to look at World Cup 2018 Group E.

In our latest World Cup preview pod, Adam Brandon hosts Tom Williams (France), Freddie Clayton (Peru), Toke Theilade (Denmark) and Daniel Hemingway (Australia) as they look at the teams in Group C, which is surely set to be one of the more entertaining groups in Russia 2018.

Ryan Hubbard (Poland), Simon Edwards (Colombia), Joseph Lasore (Senegal) and Dan Orlowitz (Japan) join host Adam Brandon as they preview Group H. It may just prove to be the most entertaining group in Russia 2018.

Austin Miller is joined by Jon Arnold, Andy Wales, Nima Tavallaey, and Steve Han to preview Group H, which contains defending Champions Germany, as well as Mexico, Sweden, and South Korea.

Adam Brandon hosts Andrew Flint, Jessie Losch and Ahmad Yousef as they look at how Russia, Uruguay and Egypt are shaping up ahead of the World Cup. There’s also an insert from Shuaib Ahmed who tells us all about 2000-1 outsiders Saudi Arabia.

Spain, Portugal, Morocco, and Iran are previewed, as Austin Miller is joined by Henry Bushnell, Sina Saemian, and Benjamin Hajji of Maghrib Foot to take a look at Group B.

Austin Miller is joined by Tom Robinson, Deji Faremi, Juraj Vrdoljak, and the Sons of Ice and Fire for a World Cup preview focusing on Group D. They discuss Argentina, Nigeria, Croatia, and Iceland.

The trio of Adam, Simon and Tom return to discuss the last set of matches of the Copa Libertadores 2018 group stage. They look at the dramatic encounter between Estudiantes and Nacional as well as the influence of an Argentine witches and warlocks. They also try and predict the winner of the tournament based on what they’ve seen so far.