In this week’s episode of Hangin’ Cleats, we break down Jasmine Mander’s shocking comments as she finally addresses Canada’s “drone scandal,” revealing what really went down in Tokyo. Then, we recap Canada’s October window — with the men’s national team facing Australia and Colombia — and analyze what the results mean heading into 2026. Finally, we dive into the official World Cup ticket prices and the madness of the Visa presale.

On this week’s Hangin’ Cleats, we dive into a packed slate of football talk. We start with Inter Miami’s showdown against Toronto FC and the Messi mania that swept through BMO Field. From there, we look at Toronto’s World Cup hosting logistics, catch you up on the latest from the Champions League, and break down the Northern Superleague as the playoffs approach. We wrap things up with a preview of Canada’s October window, where the national team faces Australia and Colombia.

In this episode of Hangin’ Cleats, we break down Canada’s September window in Europe—what the performances revealed, who impressed, and what still needs fine-tuning on the road to 2026.

We also dive into the launch of World Cup ticket sales and the frenzy already building across host cities. With demand soaring, what does it mean for fans and for the tournament’s atmosphere?

On top of that, we take a look at the Premier League’s new approach to transparency, as referees begin announcing their decisions live during matches. Will it help build trust, or only add more controversy?

All that and much more in this week’s episode.