Two different semi-finals at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and two different but similar outcomes. The usual World Cup panel look into what the losing coaches of Didier Deschamps and Thomas Tuchel could have done differently. Bimboh Adekoya who was in Atlanta to watch the second semi-final was quite passionate, as you can imagine.

There was time to pay homage to the greatness of 39 year-old Lionel Messi. 

Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham join Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal in the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-finals in Donald Trump's US of A. 

The usual World Cup gang, minus Rilwan Balogun, review the quarter-final matches and preview the mouth-watering semi-finals. Kenneth Onyekwe reminds all that Argentina have not lost a World cup semi-final while also saying he would like Thomas Tuchel to make history by leading England to the title. 

Bimboh Adekoya is Kenneth's kindred spirit in believing England would win it. Peter Ntephe tries to explain why Sorloth did not square to Haaland in Miami.. These and much more in this episode of the podcast

Following from the normalisation of deviance of Brazil as predicted in the previous podcast, the same team gathered again to review and preview the world cup as it enters the last eight. 

The complexities of African teams' late collapses, the wonderful atmosphere at the Azteca as experienced by Bimboh Adekoya in the England vs Mexico match, and Peter Ntephe joining the party in Houston for the Saudi Arabia vs Cape Verde match to predictions for the last eight matches. 

This is a show powered by those who have watched many matches.. Happy listening

In the pod for this 2026 FIFA World Cup are men who have watched the world cup for close to five decades. Bimboh Adekoya joined from Atlanta, Sola Egunjobi in Canada, Kenneth Onyekwe in Barbados and Rilwan Balogun in the UK.

Balogun and Onyekwe talked about how Brazil have fallen badly with the latter describing it as the normalisation of deviance by the South American country.

We talked about the strength in depth and quality of France especially the drive and determination of Mbappe to make this his tournament, England and what Thomas Tuchel might be cooking plus the play of the African countries..

Another collection of FIFA World Cup memories from football supporters from around the world as we look forward to the start of the #FIFAWorldCup2026

Brazil in 1982 and the France 1998 World Cups get frequent mentions

Suddenly, on the 7th of June 2016, Nigeria's most influential football person Stephen Okechukwu Keshi died. The news shook many people. Still shakes many people to this day. 

In the pod for this episode are a lady and gentlemen with stories about the man. This is the first in a series about the man many called the #BigBoss.

Regulars, Victor Opone and Timothy Dehinbo join Baba Olomi to review and preview the ongoing Federation Cup in Nigeria. They are not very impressed with the organisation and believe that the NFF don't even appear like they are interested in the competition.

The final part of Arsenal-Themed episode has Arsenal fans sharing their views following the Champions League final loss to PSG in #Budapest, Hungary. 

All still upbeat especially because winning the Premier League had tempered the loss considerably. 

Hours before the 2026 Champions League final in Budapest, Hungary, Arsenal Fans send in their predictions and feelings for the match. 

Many are confident of a win. Some see this as a free hit since the Premier League trophy has been won. Nice mix of views. 

Final episode for this season of the NPFL Edition. Rangers International are Champions, Rivers United and Shooting Stars of Ibadan - after a 27-year absence - are back to playing in the continent. 

Ezinne Victoria Oti, Rhairom Zamora and Victor Opone joined Engineer Kowope to round-up the entire campaign.