Football

L'After Foot

 L’After Foot is a classic. If you follow football closely, it's impossible not to know it. It’s the kind of show that keeps the game alive even after the final whistle. Heated debates, tactical analysis, bold opinions... everything is there to keep the passion for the game going, and that’s what makes this podcast so addictive.

What I love is that nothing is watered down. The opinions are strong, sometimes even excessive, but that’s exactly what gives the show its energy. Gilbert Brisbois, Daniel Riolo, Jérôme Rothen, and the others, each with their own style, bring real diversity of opinion. The show moves from in-depth tactical analysis to heated debates about the state of French football, coaching decisions, or player performances.

But beyond the show, there’s real expertise. Riolo, whether you like him or not, often hits the mark with his analysis and isn’t afraid to call things as they are. Rothen, drawing from his experience on the pitch, offers a more direct and no-nonsense perspective. And then there’s that live reaction that makes L’After so powerful, the instant hot takes right after a big match, when everything is said straight, with no filter.

When you love football, L’After feels like carrying on the conversation with your mates after the match. There’s debate, banter, even a bit of frustration at times, but that’s exactly what makes it so special. Impossible not to come back for more.

Men in Blazers

Men in Blazers is football as we love it but with a completely unique twist. It’s not just another tactical analysis podcast, it’s a full-on entertainment show where Roger Bennett and Michael Davies blend their love for the game with British humor and the most unexpected anecdotes.

What makes this podcast so great is that they take football seriously… without ever taking themselves too seriously. They can discuss a Premier League showdown or a random third-division match with the same intensity and passion. Their offbeat humor and cultural references bring a tone unlike anything else in football media.

But don’t be fooled by the laughs, the analysis is top-tier. They know their football inside and out, always finding new, insightful angles to talk about the game, the players, and everything happening behind the scenes. And their love for English football is infectious, listening to Men in Blazers feels like stepping into a London pub after a match, with the perfect mix of banter, exaggeration, and football obsession.

If you love football with style, irony, and pure passion, Men in Blazers is impossible not to enjoy.

The Best Soccer Podcast in the World

The Best Soccer Podcast in the World is exactly the kind of football content I love: passionate, analytical but with a fresh and irreverent tone that breaks away from the usual serious approach.

First off, the story behind this podcast is inspiring. Watching Alexis Guerreros and Christian Polanco build something from the ground up in a country where soccer has never been the number one sport is impressive. They’ve created a community around the game in the U.S., approaching it differently by blending pop culture, humor, and solid analysis. I love this because it proves that football isn’t just about tactics and stats: it’s a culture, an atmosphere, and a way of seeing the world.

What I enjoy most is the way they tell football stories. They don’t just focus on big matches and powerhouse clubs, they also highlight lesser-known teams, rising MLS clubs, and underrated players with incredible journeys. But beyond the present, they also take time to dive into football’s history. Whether it’s legendary European dynasties, unforgettable World Cups, or the evolution of soccer in the U.S., they bring a fresh, sometimes unconventional perspective that makes every episode engaging.

And then there’s the humor. I love serious football podcasts, but sometimes, I just want to laugh while still hearing great insights. The Cooligans have this ability to make any topic entertaining even an average MLS game turns into a must-listen moment, thanks to their comedic timing and storytelling.