Season Update 23/24 - European Groups of...

As we come to the close of the season, what's going on... 

It's a rapid round-up this time but it's not been a great spring in Zagreb or Celje so far...(well, it's been better in Celje, unless you want to see them in Europe next season because that might be an issue) 

For the final time in the timeline... There's only one nation left to see Yugoslavia's dismantling complete and it's time to take Kosovo from the shadow of war to the light of statehood. 

1990, pendant que les politiciens attisent la haine, le football et l'équipe nationale reste le seul lien entre yougoslaves. Conscient des enjeux politiques et sociaux, l'équipe de Yougoslavie part pour la coupe du monde avec un objectif : gagner pour rester unis...Hébergé par Au ... Show More

On today’s episode of Greatest Games, in association with The Blizzard, we’re looking back at an absolutely phenomenal match - one that Jonathan describes as potentially his favourite ever game of football. The Athletic’s Rafa Honigstein joins us to represent the other half of th ... Show More

We have all the reaction after a spectacular Sunday at EURO 2024 as Spain came from a goal behind to beat Georgia, in style, 4-1 in Cologne. They booked their place into the Quarter-Finals where they’ll meet Germany. Meanwhile, Jude Bellingham’s heroics helped produce a dramatic ... Show More

Nothing is off limits in this episode all about big European trips and matches. Crouchy reveals what it's like to play in a Champions League final, while Chris and Tom discover a revelation about footballers and their pants. Plus, why Rafael Benítez was stationed in a Spanish pit ... Show More

Today, we look back at our favourite moments from the group stages of a truly weird World Cup. The group stages threw up some absolute #narrative this tournament, with some heroic performances from the likes of Morocco and Japan, as well as England’s transition from easay -> awfu ... Show More

You better believe it: Wales are still here! A historic night at the Cardiff City Stadium saw heartbreak for Ukraine and Wales progress to just their second ever World Cup, meaning Gareth Bale better activate that Cardiff Pure Gym subscription sharpish. Vish is back and joins Kat ... Show More

With last season's Champions League final still fresh in the memory, PSG were back to their underwhelming group stage selves this week. Dotun Adebayo, Andy Brassell and Nicky Bandini are here to unpick that result on today’s episode of On The Continent - your weekly guide to the ... Show More

Andy's back with a hugely important episode of At The Match, as he travels to Łódź in Poland to see Ukraine's second 'home game' since the Russian invasion in February. He walks through crowds of vibrant local supporters with British-Ukrainian journalist Andrew Todos, who reflect ... Show More