Host Thomas Giles is joined by website editor Toke Theilade and writer James Nickels. They discuss Russia's recent defeat to Austria in their World Cup warm-up match in Innsbruck, before looking ahead to Russia's chances in Group A against Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Uruguay at this summer's World Cup on home soil. The trio then look pay tribute to Andrey Arshavin,

Austin Miller and Tom Robinson take a look at Uruguayan midfielder Nahitan Nández, in the latest of their Scouting Spotlights.

Austin and Tom are back, and are joined by Colombian football expert Simon Edwards to look at one of their breakout stars, Wilmar Barrios, who currently plays in midfield for Boca Juniors.

Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman sit down to re-live the crazy Serie A season, and are joined by guest Blair Newman. They hand out awards, plus reveal their final Best XI and Crap On A Cracker XI. All that, plus they try to figure out if anyone can finally end the Juventus dominance.

The Russian Football News team are back, and this time they look at the Russia squad as they get ready to host the World Cup next month.

Normal service resumed on The South American Show as the gang review the latest round of dramatic Copa Libertadores action. Adam Brandon hosts Simon Edwards and Tom Robinson as they look at Boca Juniors, Corinthians, Flamengo, Atletico Tucuman, Cerro Porteño and Gremio all sealing their spot in the last 16.

The South American Show returns to answer a couple of questions from a listener on coaching culture and talent in South America.

Austin Miller and Tom Robinson are back with the latest in their scouting series, this time looking at Uruguay's 23-year-old attacking creator Giorgian De Arrascaeta.

Richard Kharman and Scot Munroe sit down and give their congratulations to the legendary career of Gigi Buffon, who will announce his retirement on Thursday. We also recap the relegation Battle Royale and crown Juventus champions for the seventh time running. All that and more!

On this week’s South American Football Show, regulars Adam Brandon, Simon Edwards and Tom Robinson are joined by an expert in the politics of women’s football in South America, Brenda Elsey. They discuss the Copa América Femenina that recently took place in Chile, and take a look at the state of the women’s game in Colombia and Argentina.