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Max Rushden is joined by Lars Sivertsen, Faye Carruthers and Andy Brassell to look back at a weekend of international football as the home nations won precisely zero games in either the Nations League or friendlies. We start with England’s 0-0 draw with Croatia, which didn’t prove much, except that fans are quite important to the spectacle of football.

In Scotland, the pressure is on Alex McLeish after two terrible outings and we also discuss Germany’s surprise 3-0 defeat to Holland. Are Die Mannschaft ‘addicted to Löw’?

In part two, we examine some of the other Nations League results, including a first ever win for Gibraltar, who had to endure a national anthem gaffe by their Armenian hosts. We also look over some of the weekend’s biggest talking points, such as Monaco giving Thierry Henry his management break, back where it all started over two decades ago. There’s also a round-up from the Women’s Super League and the matches in Leagues One and Two.

Finally in part three, we pay tribute to Peter Brackley, a legendary football voice who died this weekend. Then there’s a nod to Usain Bolt, who scored his first two professional goals for the Central Coast Mariners. It’s fair to say the panel weren’t unanimously impressed.

Back on Thursday!



PS: come to our Christmas special! 29 November at the Emmanuel Centre in London with Max, Barry, Jonathan Wilson and one more TBC. Tickets and more information here.