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In Episode 27 of The Mexican Soccer Show (@MexSoccerShow), usual suspects Tom Marshall, Eric Gomez and Jonny Rico analyze what exactly is going on at Pachuca. Hugo Sanchez´s bandwagon is splashing the cash in a bid to mount a real challenge for next season´s championship and Nery Castillo, Raul Tamudo and Paulo da Dilva are all aboard, but what can we expect from the Tuzos? Part 2 is all about the Olympics and the Mexico squad that will be gunning for gold later this summer. Were Salcido, Peralta and Corona the right over-23 players to call up? Why did Jonathan Dos Santos not want to join the squad and will his brother Giovani be the star of the whole tournament? The Z to A of Mexico´s Primera División focuses on Santos Laguna in Part 3, with the future looking bright for the forward-thinking northern club.

On today's show Jason and special guest host Miriti Murungi kick things off by discussing MLS rivalries and Real Salt Lake. The guys then take a look at Brian McBride's decision to sign with English club Wembley FC and the latest transfer rumors surrounding MLS. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show.

In this brief episode of Turkish Football Weekly, several updates are reported on. The news this week covers the recent UEFA European access list that the TFF has submitted, the result of Bursaspor's appeal to CAS regarding their one year ban, Besiktas' coaching and stadium situation, and when the new season of the Turkish Super League will begin. The podcast will be on break until after the European Football Championship has concluded, and will return in early July.

The Friday before the first 'biggest game of the season' includes a chat with MLSsoccer.com beat writer Jeremiah Oshan about the relative strengths and current situation facing Seattle Sounders. The show also gives an update on Hanyer Mosquera, Danny Mwanga and Mike Fucito with a requisite discussion about John Spencer's comments to the media.

Surprise, surprise! Your hosts take you through back to back victories by your LA Galaxy. With wins over Portland and, MLS leading, Real Salt Lake is the team back on track? Could they possibly take 9 points out of 3 games all in 7 days? The boys will break it down and preview the Vancouver game on Saturday. Plus they give you a new nickname for Mike Magee and why you should never watch HBO with Josh. All that and more on Corner of the Galaxy.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by discussing Euro 2012 and television viewership growth in the United States. The guys then welcome Portland Timbers commentator John Strong to Portland's slow start to the season, Danny Mwanga and John Spencer. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show.

Welcome to This Week In Women's Soccer, hosted by Jeff Kassouf(SI.com, EqualizerSoccer.com). On today's show Jeff reviews results from WPSL and W-League and takes a look at the USWNT's recent friendlies in build up to the London Olympics

It’s a bit of an odd week for both us and the Seattle Sounders. While, ideally, we’d be entirely focused on Sunday’s game against the Portland Timbers, there are some other matters that need to be dealt with. The first topic of conversation is last Saturday’s awful loss to the Montreal Impact. Aaron and I go over what larger meaning that game may have and try to suss out how much cause for panic their really is. Unfortunately, as weren’t able to record until Tuesday, it may sound a bit odd that we didn’t really bother to discuss Sporting Kansas City. The reality is that many will probably listen to this show after that game has been played and we felt our time was better focused on the first Cascadia Cup match of the year. Along those lines, we welcomed Mike Fucito back to the show. Fucito was, once again, on top of his game and promised that even if he scored he would not be reprising Roger Levesque’s scuba dive celebration. Among the revelations are that he deleted his Facebook account upon being traded to the Timbers. He also explains that he has grown more comfortable in that uglier shade of green. Of course, no episode of Nos Audietis would be complete without taking your questions. If you’d like to have your questions answered on future shows, be sure to follow us on Twitter (@nosaudietis) or shoot us an email (nosaudietis(at)gmail(dot)com). You can also “like” us on Facebook.

In Episode 26 of The Mexican Soccer Show, Eric Gomez (@goaleric) and Jony Rico (@jonyrico) talk up the latest transfer news and gossip regarding the inaugural season of the Liga MX. Will Nery Castillo make an impact for Pachuca? Is Pablo Barrera coming back home? Who has assembled the best squad over the summer? All this, plus "Jony's Corner" in the web´s best Podcast on Mexican fútbol.

In the first episode on the new Tuesday night schedule, host Christopher McCollum is joined by regular panelists Brian Sciaretta, John Kretlow, and Jamie Hill. Former GolTV commentator and current beIN Sports personality Phil Schoen joined the panel as a special guest to discuss a variety of topics. First on the agenda for the show was a discussion on the new Yanks Abroad website set to be released within the next couple of days, and then the conversation turned to goal line technology. A spirited debate between Brian and Phil is had, with no clear victor at the end. Up next was a discussion of Timothy Chandler and where Phil thinks he stands with Germany and the United States. To finish off the conversation with Phil, talk turns to players he expects to see travel to Azteca to play Mexico, and who he sees coming out of MLS to join up with the National Team in the near future. The show concludes with an update on the Glasgow Rangers situation, with the current word being that the old club is dead, and the new club may not even be accepted into the Scottish Football Association's ranks, let alone get back into the Premier League.

The first game recap in several weeks has a discussion of Danny Mwanga's Portland debut, Troy Perkins' pleas for a foul, the role of expectations and 'potential' and Hanyer Mosquera's right hook. All of that plus a few thoughts on John Spencer's coaching style and a long-term prediction from Kelly.

Welcome to this week's episode of Mad About Futbol. In the first segment Juan, Michael and George are joined by journalist Ralph Hannah to discuss Paraguayan football, including Paraguay's decision to fire manager Chiqui Arce. The guys then take a look at Euro 2012 results so far and analyze the Copa Libertadores Semi Final first leg matches. All that and much more on the debut episode of The Mad About Futbol Show.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by recapping MLS results from the weekend. The guys then welcome Philly.com's Jonathan Tannenwald to discuss Philadelphia's decision to fire Piotr Nowak and the latest Union developments. All that plus your calls, emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show. The Best Soccer Show returns LIVE on Wednesday night at 9:30PM eastern, tune in at www.NASN.tv/live

Having waited almost three weeks between league games, the show finally previews an upcoming Timbers game. Scott French, proprietor of the soccer section of ESPN Los Angeles, explains the situation at LA Galaxy and provides insight into what might be expected of the double holders in Sunday's game.

The boys are back after their "International Break." They discuss the Galaxy's last 3 losses, and they look at the question marks that surround injuries, suspensions and starters. Then they give you previews of Portland and Real Salt Lake as your Galaxy look ahead to playing 3 games in 7 days. Oh yeah, and they give out a free pair of tickets to the Portland Game on Sunday (Details during the show). Is there a reason to feel optimistic? Who knows! But here on the Corner of the Galaxy, it's all about giving you the latest news and prognostication on your team!