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SOCCEROOS SQUAD REVIEW 🇦🇺 David Weiner and Jake Rosengarten break down Tony Popovic’s new-look squad for Australia’s blockbuster double-header against Brazil in Townsville and Brisbane.With seven uncapped players selected and ten members of Australia’s World Cup squad missing, the pair discuss the biggest inclusions and omissions, Mat Ryan’s absence and the exciting young attackers entering the national-team picture.They also predict the starting XI, examine how the Socceroos could approach Brazil and consider whether Popovic can get the best out of Australia’s emerging generation ahead of the Asian Cup.00:00 Socceroos squad reaction00:32 Seven uncapped players and ten World Cup omissions00:57 Australia’s exciting new attacking options02:15 The attackers who missed selection04:24 How must the Socceroos’ style evolve?07:05 Predicting Australia’s starting XI against Brazil10:18 Mat Ryan’s controversial omission11:06 Patrick Beach and Australia’s goalkeepers13:20 Australia’s emerging defensive depth15:05 Alexander Robertson earns his recall16:13 Midfield options and unlucky omissions17:55 Riley McGree’s importance to Australia19:22 Is Popovic the right coach for this generation?20:56 Why the Brazil series is a massive opportunity

FOOTBALL FRIENDS WITH BEN & STEF: SPECIAL EDITION 🗣️Ben Garuccio and Stefan Mauk are joined by Australian forward Mo Toure for a special edition of Football Friends.Toure discusses his impressive goalscoring form for Norwich City, the work behind his improved finishing and the influence of manager Philippe Clement.He also reflects on representing Australia at the World Cup, addresses recent transfer interest and explains why he remains happy at Norwich as the club targets a place in the Championship play-offs.

James Overy opens up exclusively about leaving Manchester United and returning to Australia to join Sydney FC. The highly rated Australian defender explains why he chose professional football in the A League over another season in Manchester United’s academy, despite receiving interest from clubs in England, Scotland and Europe. Overy also reveals the advice he received from Bruno Fernandes, reflects on the emotion of leaving the club he grew up supporting and relives an unforgettable FA Youth Cup night at Old Trafford. The 18 year old discusses competing with Sydney FC legend Rhyan Grant, wearing the number two shirt and the conversations he had with Lucas Herrington and Paul Okon Engstler before making the move.

The Premier League transfer window has slammed shut, and deadline day delivered plenty of drama.David Weiner and Daniel Garb break down the biggest late moves, including Manchester City’s blockbuster signing of Enzo Fernández, Mykhailo Mudryk’s reunion with Roberto De Zerbi at Tottenham and Liverpool’s big-money move for Bradley Barcola.They also assess the Premier League’s transfer-window winners and losers, what the new arrivals mean for the title race and which players should be on the radar of SuperCoach EPL managers.Plus, analysis of Chelsea’s chaotic deadline day, Hull City’s ambitious window, Manchester United’s missing striker, Arsenal’s title credentials and Aston Villa’s major rebuild.Who won the transfer window—and which new signing will have the biggest impact?⚽ Play EPL SuperCoach with Football360!Join the official Football360 league and take on the Football360 community this season.👉 Join league: http://supercoach.com.au/epl/classic/Or use league code: 11111100:00 – Premier League deadline-day wrap01:13 – SuperCoach EPL scores and captaincy loopholes02:37 – Deadline-day drama and transfer hijackings02:51 – Enzo Fernández joins Manchester City03:19 – How City’s new midfield changes the title race04:43 – Chelsea fail to replace Enzo Fernández05:48 – Hull City’s huge transfer window07:00 – Have Tottenham won the transfer window?07:41 – Mykhailo Mudryk reunites with Roberto De Zerbi09:15 – Liverpool sign Bradley Barcola11:00 – Did Liverpool overpay for Barcola?11:50 – Cody Gakpo stays at Liverpool13:11 – Premier League transfer-window winners and losers15:02 – Did Manchester United need another striker?16:26 – Assessing Arsenal’s transfer business17:58 – Aston Villa’s difficult window and rebuild

If you haven't yet sampled Football360's BUILDING BLOCKS VODCAST, here is an episode we published last week after the bumper 6000+ Australia Cup crowd between Preston Lions and South Melbourne. Building Blocks host Matt Windley joined Football360's Lachie Flannigan to discuss the incredible spectacle, in a wide ranging chat that included: The night - the crowd, the atmosphere, the ground. Preston's resurgence as a club - how have they risen through the pyramid to make nights like this possible? South's emergence over the last year or so professionally competing not just in the Australia Cup, but the Championship, NPL and the OFC Pro League. Is South Melbourne's A-League push real? Is it realistic? Where it's at?What will it take for them to come in? The other ambitious clubs across Australia showing the potential path forward for Australian football Building Blocks is available fortnightly via football360.com.au, our YouTube channel or search Building Blocks on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Who were the biggest winners and losers from Matchweek One of SuperCoach EPL?David Weiner and Daniel Garb review their opening-week scores, the players who delivered and the early picks already causing concern. From Cole Palmer and João Pedro starting strongly to Florian Wirtz, Sandro Tonali and Tottenham’s defence testing everyone’s patience, the boys assess who to hold, sell or watch closely heading into Matchweek Two.They also discuss Lucas Herrington’s impressive start at Hull City, debate whether Arsenal are already Premier League favourites and examine the biggest stories before the transfer deadline.⚽ Play EPL SuperCoach with Football360!Join the official Football360 league and take on the Football360 community this season.👉 Join league: http://supercoach.com.au/epl/classic/?action=join-league&code=111111Or use league code: 11111100:00 – SuperCoach EPL Matchweek One review00:54 – Lucas Herrington’s impressive start at Hull City05:39 – Matchweek One winners and losers06:37 – Is Florian Wirtz actually that good?11:43 – Tottenham struggle as Chelsea and Arsenal deliver15:11 – Arsenal, Manchester City and the Premier League title race18:01 – SuperCoach league leaders and the captaincy loophole20:02 – Clubs under pressure and our Matchweek Two moves24:11 – Premier League transfer deadline preview

Former Socceroo Richard Garcia joins Football360 Today to discuss Lucas Herrington’s move to Hull City, his development with the Young Socceroos and what the Australian defender can expect in the Premier League.Garcia also looks back on his own time at Hull City, including their historic promotion to the Premier League, and explains why he believes Herrington has made the right move.Plus, Garcia opens up on his coaching journey, his role with Australia’s Under 20s and his work with Olympic Kingsway in the NPL.00:00 – Richard Garcia on Lucas Herrington’s Hull City move02:06 – What makes Lucas Herrington stand out04:43 – The importance of patience for young Australian players07:09 – Richard Garcia’s time at Hull City13:12 – Why Hull City is the right move for Herrington16:18 – Can Hull City survive in the Premier League?17:34 – Could Mo Toure join Hull City?19:26 – Richard Garcia’s coaching journey28:47 – What’s next for Garcia?Subscribe to Football360 for more interviews, analysis and stories from Australian football.

Spotivo is an app, launched by former Sydney Olympic stalwart Will Angel, which he describes as the "LinkedIn for young footballers". The app houses verified player profiles with highlights and clubs/academies can search, shortlist and connect through a consent-gated process. "Talent is everywhere, but opportunity isn't," he explained to Football360. This podcast was produced in partnership with Spotivo, an in depth chat on Australian grassroots football and youth development.

Lucas Herrington broke the Australian transfer record last week with a move to Premier League club Hull City - despite prior interest from Barcelona and a roll call of clubs from across Europe. What does it take to pull off such a move and how did it come to life? His agent, Buddy Farah, is a special guest on Football360 Today to provide unprecedented insight into the transfer, the process that came to the decision, life in England over the last few days, what impact this can have on Australian football and more. For more wall-to-wall football coverage, visit football360.com.au

Lucas Herrington looks set for a blockbuster move to the Premier League. David Weiner and Daniel Garb break down the reported move to Hull City, why it could be the perfect next step for one of Australia's brightest young talents, and what it means for Australian football. The pair also recap the Sydney Super Cup, discussing why visits from Premier League giants like Chelsea and Tottenham matter for the growth of the game in Australia, the opportunities they create for A-League clubs and players, and why events like these are so important for local football. ⚽ Play EPL SuperCoach with Football360! Join the official Football360 league and take on the Football360 community this season. 👉 Join league: http://supercoach.com.au/epl/classic/?action=join-league&code=111111 Or use league code: 111111

Former Premier League goalkeeper, Denmark captain and World Cup veteran Thomas Sørensen joins Lachie Flannigan and David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today as they break down Spain's World Cup Final victory over Argentina and reflect on an unforgettable 2026 FIFA World Cup.On this episode:• Why Spain's tactical masterclass made them deserving world champions• Rodri's Ballon d'Or credentials after another dominant tournament• Lionel Messi's emotional World Cup farewell and what's next for Argentina• The biggest talking points from the Final, including the controversial refereeing decisions• Whether FIFA's halftime show belongs at the World Cup• The tournament's biggest surprises, standout players and lasting memoriesPlus, Lachie, David and Thomas discuss why the expanded 48-team tournament exceeded expectations and pick out the moments that made the 2026 FIFA World Cup one to remember.

Argentina are through to the World Cup final after completing the comeback of dreams to defeat England 2-1 in the Semi Final and former Premier League and World Cup Thomas Sorensen joins Lachie Flannigan to break it down on the Football 360 Today podcast. Plenty to dissect, including Thomas Tuchel's controversial tactical substitutions, how Messi and Argentina once again found a way when it mattered most and a preview of Argentina vs Spain in the World Cup final.

Denmark legend and former Premier League and World Cup goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen joins Lachie Flannigan on Football360 Today after Spain booked their place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final with a stunning win over France.On this episode:• How Spain completely outclassed France with a tactical masterclass• Where Didier Deschamps and France got it wrong in the biggest game of the tournament• Why this Spain side is on track to become one of international football's greatest teams• Should Zinedine Zidane replace Deschamps as France manager?• Can anyone stop Spain in the World Cup Final?Plus, Thomas and Lachie preview the blockbuster Argentina vs England semi final, breaking down the key tactical battles, Lionel Messi's influence, England's chances and who they think will join Spain in the World Cup Final.

Denmark legend and former World Cup and Premier League keeper Thomas Sorensen joins Lachie Flannigan on the Football 360 today podcast after a wild end to the 2026 World Cup Quarter Finals, headlined by:- An inspired England inspired comeback against Norway marred by the "Wire-gate" controversy- The major decisions that Norway got wrong? - A divisive red card for simulation as Argentina saw off Switzerland Plus, there's full previews of both World Cup semi-finals: Argentina vs England and France vs Spain. Timestamps: 02:00 – England 2-1 Norway breakdown05:30 – Wire-gate controversy + the other big quarter final calls16:00 – Argentina 3-1 Switzerland recap22:30 – Semi-final previews: Argentina vs England, France vs Spain

Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sorensen joins Lachie Flannigan for the latest episode of Football360 Today.They discuss a blockbuster end to the Round of 16, Egypt's allegation's of a FIFA conspiracy to keep Messi and Argentina in the tournament after some controversial refereeing calls, an updated World Cup tier list, Thomas' team of the knockout stage so far and a full preview of the upcoming Quarter Finals.

Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sørensen joins David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today.The pair examine how the Folarin Balogun controversy affected the USA's preparation for their World Cup match against Belgium, and whether the suspension saga had a lasting impact on the team's Round of 16 defeat. They also reflect on Cristiano Ronaldo's emotional exit before previewing Belgium's blockbuster quarter final against Spain.Who wins Belgium vs Spain? And is this really the end for Ronaldo on the World Cup stage? Let us know in the comments.

Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sorensen joins David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today.They unpack FIFA's decision to overturn Folarin Balogun's suspension after widespread backlash, discuss what the controversy means for consistency at the World Cup, and look ahead to the remaining Round of 16 clashes. Sorensen also shares his thoughts on the tournament's biggest talking points and which teams are best placed to lift the trophy.

Former Premier League goalkeeper and Denmark captain Thomas Sorensen joins David Weiner for the latest episode of Football360 Today. They react to France edging Paraguay in a match that shows Les Bleus can fight as much as play beautiful football, Morocco's win over Canada, and what Cape Verde's approach against Argentina says about the Socceroos' tactics. Sorensen goes deep into Tony Popovic's decision to take off Patrick Beach, while getting the crystal ball out to recast our World Cup Tiers list.

Mark Schwarzer joins Football360 Today to analyse Australia's Round of 32 World Cup exit at the hands of Egypt in Dallas. Our most capped Socceroo discusses Tony Popovic's tactics, the decision to change goalkeepers for the penalty shootout, the big picture around this campaign and much more.

Football360's David Weiner and Jake Rosengarten deliver their immediate reaction to the Socceroos' penalty shootout loss to Egypt in the Round of 32 at the World Cup from outside Dallas Stadium.