In this week's episode, Diego Martinez Reyes, Sam Giangrande, and Jason Locke discuss a controversial Ballon d'Or top 5, preview an exciting week of Champions League, and discuss NYCFC's playoff hopes after a loss to Inter Miami.
On this week's episode, Thomas Tisdale, Diego Martinez-Reyes, and Sam Giangrande recap a busy week of Champions League soccer as well as reset expectations for a dreadful Manchester United squad.
On this week's episode of FUVFC, Thomas Tisdale and Diego Martinez-Reyes recap PSG's emphatic UCL win, Man U's season to forget, and Chelsea's future after a convincing win in the Conference League final. They also discuss the true motivations behind the newly-expanded Club World Cup and whether impending Liverpool signing Florian Wirtz can live up to his $150m price tag.
Diego Martinez-Reyes and Ashley Wendt break down the UEFA Champions League quarter finals. From Real Madrid vs. Arsenal down to their predictions for leg two.
On this week's episode of FUVFC, James Birle, Ashley Wendt and Brayan Zhao cover the USMNT's disastrous performance at the CONCACAF Nations League before discussing the news surrounding Trent Alexander-Arnold's move to Real Madrid.
On this week's episode of FUVFC, Diego Martinez-Reyes, Ashley Wendt and James Birle break down the latest in MLS, the UCL and both the 2025 Club World Cup and 2026 World Cup.
On todays episode of FUVFC Griffin Stevenson and Diego Martinez-Reyes breakdown the next matchups in the Champions League and give predictions for the MLS season.
In this week's episode of Five on Three, James Birle, Nick Palmer, Sophia Smith and Lydia Pirner preview the Four Nations Faceoff, the first best-on-best international hockey tournament since 2016.
Griffin Stevenson, Ashley Wendt, and Diego Martinez-Reyes talk Champions League group stage coming to a close along with some MLS deadline chatter.
James Birle, Diego Martinez and Ashley Wendt break down the latest in the UCL, Premier League and USMNT's January Camp.
On this week's episode of FUVFC, James Birle, Diego Martinez Reyes, and Charlie Binns discuss the MLS season and recap the playoffs, with a interest in the New York Red Bulls, and where they can go from here. They get into a bit of contract talk and head overseas to discuss the Champions League, and the race for the Premier League title.
On this week's episode of FUVFC, James Birle, Griffin Stevenson, and Ashley Wendt take a deep dive into this weekend's MLS Cup Final between the LA Galaxy and the New York Red Bulls in what could be the final in-studio episode of 2024.
James Birle, Nick Palmer and Griffin Stevenson break down the latest in the USMNT's wins over Jamaica before previewing the upcoming Hudson River Derby between New York City FC and the New York Red Bulls.
Max Spitza, Charlie Binns, and Ashley Wendt weigh in on the top of the Premier League Table and Man United's new head coach, Rúben Amorim, followed by Real Madrid's burnout season so far, while paying respects to a successful Inter Miami season.
James Birle, Griffin Stevenson, and Charlie Binns take a glance at European competition in the Champions League and debate on the viability of NYCFC and RBNY in the Eastern Conference Semis.
On today’s episode of FUVFC, Griffin Stevenson, Chris Carrino, and Thomas Tisdale discuss Ten Hag’s departure from Manchester United and whether or not Rodri deserves the Ballon d’Or
On this week's episode of FUVFC James Birdie, Ashley Wendt. and Brayan Zhao go in depth on USMNT and Pochettino's first matches together, MLS playoffs, Champions League. Premier League and more.
On this week’s episode of FUV FC, James Birle, Griffin Stevenson and Bridgette Leahy break down the latest with the USMNT, USWNT, local MLS and NWSL sides before previewing the upcoming UEFA Champions League matchday.
In this episode of FUVFC, Diego Martinez Reyes. Brayan Zhao, and George Sfouggatakis discuss football leagues from MLS, to Premier League and finally to La Liga. Listen in and get the chance to hear Brayan's hot takes.
Ashley Wendt, Diego Martinez-Reyes, and James Birle recap the lopsided Hudson River Derby, the lack of investment in the NY Red Bulls, and take a birds-eye view of European fall football.