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Summer '26: A Global Soccer Showdown

Summer '26: A Global Soccer Showdown

著者： Gary Striker and The Qooligan
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North America is hosting the greatest show on earth — and Summer '26: A Global Soccer Showdown is your front row seat. Hosted by Gary Striker, the man who bleeds football, and The Qooligan, the coolest head in the game, this is the podcast for anyone who loves the beautiful game — whether you've followed football your whole life or you're tuning in for the magic of the 2026 World Cup across the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Every episode, we break down the biggest matches, dissect the moments that matter, and make the bold predictions nobody else dares to. From stunning group-stage upsets to tournament favorites lifting the trophy, we cover it all with the depth you crave and the energy you deserve. No fluff. No filler. Just pure football. New episodes drop throughout the tournament. Subscribe now and never miss a moment. Brought to you by The Hooligan Sports Network. https://hooligan-soccer.com/summer-'26/# サッカー 政治・政府
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  • Quarterfinal Showdowns: France-Morocco, Norway-England & the Upsets Brewing

    Quarterfinal Showdowns: France-Morocco, Norway-England & the Upsets Brewing
    2026/07/09
    The hosts are gone, and the heavyweights are left. On the eve of the quarterfinals, Gary Striker and The Qooligan first hold a post-mortem on a chastening round of 16: the USA's flat exit to Belgium — capped by a nightmare goalkeeping error and a record US audience — as all three host nations bowed out in the same round, two fighting and one, sadly, with a whimper. Cue some honest soul-searching about American soccer. Then to the main event: four quarterfinal showdowns. France vs. Morocco is a fiery, French-tinged derby and a rematch of last tournament's semifinal — with a lethal French attack against a spirited, physical Morocco. Spain, still yet to concede, meet a resurgent Belgium riding a super-sub Lukaku, and The Qooligan makes a genuine case for the upset. Argentina face The Qooligan's dark horses, a grinding Switzerland, with a tired Messi to manage. And the pick of the lot: Norway vs. England, the toughest to call, as Haaland's Vikings target a familiar problem area — England's makeshift right side. Plus more refereeing controversy after Argentina's win over Egypt, the Golden Boot race, and why this weekend could serve up two upsets. New episodes of Summer '26 every day of the tournament at hooligan-soccer.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    38 分
  • England's Heroics & FIFA Is Corrupt, Shockingly

    England's Heroics & FIFA Is Corrupt, Shockingly
    2026/07/06
    What a night at the Azteca. On this round-of-16 recap, Gary Striker and The Qooligan relive England's heroics — a late-night, weather-delayed classic in which the Three Lions stunned Mexico despite going down to ten men, with Jude Bellingham at another level and Harry Kane playing both hero and villain. Add in Jordan Pickford's saves, Gilberto Mora announcing himself at seventeen, and eleven nerve-shredding minutes of stoppage time. Elsewhere, a young, relentless Norway dominated an underwhelming, Europeanized Brazil behind a Haaland brace and a goalkeeping masterclass from Ørjan Nyland — ending the Seleção's tournament and, in tears, perhaps Neymar's. France ground past a maddening, ultra-defensive Paraguay, and Morocco's ruthless class ended a brave Canada's run. The quarterfinals are set: England vs. Norway and France vs. Morocco. Then the guys turn to the story hanging over the whole tournament: FIFA's rare decision to overturn Folarin Balogun's red-card suspension ahead of USA vs. Belgium. As two referees, they dig into the letter of the law, why they believe outside pressure and money have compromised the game's integrity, why an aggrieved Belgium are appealing, and what it means if the USA now go deep with an asterisk hanging over them. Plus a preview of Ronaldo's likely World Cup farewell against an impenetrable Spain. New episodes of Summer '26 every day of the tournament at hooligan-soccer.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    51 分
  • Round of 16 Upsets on the Cards — Mexico to Beat England?

    Round of 16 Upsets on the Cards — Mexico to Beat England?
    2026/07/03
    Gary's back from the road, and the knockouts are heating up. Reunited with The Qooligan, the guys preview a round of 16 they think is ripe for upsets — starting with the big one: Mexico to beat England. Between the altitude, the Azteca, a home side that hasn't conceded all tournament, and an England team that looked like a deer in headlights against DR Congo, both hosts land on the same bold call — this could be where England's tournament ends. First, the round of 32's refereeing storylines get a proper going-over from two officials' eyes: the "shocker" of a red card that could wreck Folarin Balogun's World Cup (and might just galvanize the USA), the chip-in-the-ball offside that ended Croatia's fightback and Luka Modrić's career in a "spirit of the game" debate, and the six-minute VAR call that decided Belgium–Senegal. Then the previews. France look frightening — maybe one of the greatest international sides ever — as Paraguay's spoilers brace for the worst. Canada fancy a genuine upset of an underwhelming Morocco. Spain have become an immovable object behind a brilliant Pau Cubarsí. Brazil labor on in a strangely European guise against a young, vibrant Norway carried by Haaland. And Argentina cruise toward the final as Cape Verde's fairytale meets Messi — with a word on why Switzerland might be the one team nobody wants to face. New episodes of Summer '26 every day of the tournament at hooligan-soccer.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    45 分
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