World Football Talk

Refreshed and ready to go. It's been a bit, but we are back to round up the entire UEFA Champions League Group Stage and offer our takes on the competition moving forward and who has the best shot of drawing each other and winning the entire competition.

We are back after a brief hiatus to talk about some big results across the world's game.

We start with the most recent result, Mourinho RKO'ing some Gatorade bottles as Marouane Fellaini turned out to be the hero once again and send Manchester United to the Knockout Round of the Champions League.

We then move to the rest of the Champions League results before using that to talk a little about the new Sergio Ramos Footie Leaks info.

Some stops in MLS and around the various leagues in Europe rounds out the episode! Keep being awesome and we will keep uploading episodes (as much as we can).

We have a stuffed episode in store for you as a lot went down over the weekend:

We start off in Manchester as we break down The Derby, along with all of the other notable storylines coming out of the Premier League just under 1/3 of the way through the season.

We then shuffle along to Spain where Barcelona and Real Madrid have been in the news for different reasons.

We move within Western Europe to cover Milan-Juve, a game to forget for Gonzalo Higuain

We fly back across the Atlantic to cover the MLS Conference Semifinals, including arguably the game of the season between heated rivals Seattle and Portland.

Finally, we take a quick break in Germany to talk about Der Klassiker's impact on the Bundesliga table at this stage of the season.

We are back with a full show catching up on all of the recent news, results and, unfortunatley, one heartbreaking tragedy.

We touch on Leicester's really bad week, along with talking about Manchester United's comeback against Bournemouth.

Since we decided to keep one of our promises, the MLS Playoffs are in full swing as we take a look at who won in the Knockout Round and who is going on to play the Red Bulls, Atlanta, Sporting KC and Seattle in the Conference Semifinals.

Finally, we take a dive into Football Leaks and all of the new information that is coming out about a potential Super League in Europe and bullying from the continent's top clubs.

Thomas rides solo for this podcast as he takes a look at Decision Day for MLS, which goes live at 4:30 PM ET.

This episode breaks down all of the matches, their importance to the league table, what it all means, and how it could affect the Knockout Round on Halloween and November 1st.

More MLS talk will be coming in the future as the playoffs are quickly approaching!

We are back from the dead on this brand new episode of World Football Talk.

We start in the Premier League and break down every result and its implications on the table just 8 weeks into the season.

Once we leave England, we go across Europe and look at the Championship, Bundesliga (including Dortmund's crazy win), La Liga (where Madrid definitely didn't lose), Serie A (where Milan is making a title run, bless them), and the playoff push in MLS.

We would love to promise we won't die like that again, but hey, Chumbawumba said it best.

It's a heated episode of World Football Talk as the two fools talk about varying degrees of success for their teams. Phil Jones bottled is as usual and Real Madrid's Eden Hazard lifted Chelsea to victory over Liverpool in a huge Round of 32 clash in the Carabao Cup.

Then, Ryan reminded Thomas that The Best FIFA Awards happened and that was a can of worms that needed to be opened. What a rant this was.

We are back for some Champions League analysis as there were numerous discussion-worthy moments on the Champions League's proper debut in 2018-19.

Messi became the new CL Hat Trick King (for now), Liverpool won a thriller over PSG, Spurs capitulated at the San Siro and much, much more.

We take a look at the results, pick out the most surprising ones, break down Groups A-D and see if today's results shed any light on how the groups will finish in December.

We try something a bit different this week as we look to handicap this weekend's action. From outright winners, to potential scorers, over/unders and much more, we launch the backdoor pilot to World Football Talk Bets.

Also, learn about how we go about our bets and hope to offer some insight into how you spend your money this weekend.

Week 4 in the Premier League came and went. Manchester United and Watford sealed desperately needed victories, while Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea provided business as usual to keep pace in a competitive start to the English top flight.

We also take a look at another WFT Derby as Milan pulls off a huge win at the San Siro against Roma, as well as the recent news of the first confirmed La Liga date in the United States (for now).