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FOOTBALL IS HEALING!!! Crystal Palace's win against Manchester City in the FA Cup final on Saturday was absolutely brilliant for all involved with the Eagles. To give Oliver Glasner's side sufficient credit, we spend the first part of this episode talking exclusively about Palace's performance, before moving on to dissect whether Manchester City are in need of a significant rebuild at the Etihad over the summer.

We then turn our attention to the Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur. As two Arsenal fans, we ask if the winners of Wednesday's final will have had a better season than Mikel Arteta's side. We also analyse who the final is more important for, who we think will win, and whether the winners should qualify for next season's Champions League.

Discussion about the Champions League semi-finals follows as we give our opinions on whether Arteta is under pressure to start winning silverware and if there is a deeper cultural problem at the Emirates that has caused Arsenal to become nearly men. We also cover the brilliant Barcelona-Inter Milan tie, asking if it's the greatest Champions League semi-final ever played.

The final part of the episode returns to league matters in all four of England's professional divisions. We discuss Evangelos Marinakis' very public display of dissatisfaction at Nottingham Forest following their draw against Leicester, some Liverpool fans' booing of Trent Alexander-Arnold, and our favourite Goodison Park memories. We round out the episode by discussing the upcoming play-off finals in the Championship, League One and League Two.

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It's a European theme for the TCF Sport podcast this week as we look ahead to the UEFA Champions League semi-finals! Arsenal welcome PSG to the Emirates on Tuesday, while Inter Milan travel to Barcelona on Wednesday in arguably the most evenly matched semi-final match-ups in years... Who will come out on top in both ties? We discuss that, as well as Arsenal's chances in detail, for the first section of this episode.

We then do the same for the Europa League, giving our views on Tottenham and Manchester United's chances in that competition, as well as dissecting Manchester United's bonkers win against Lyon last time out.

The second half of the episode returns to domestic matters in England, covering Jamie Vardy's best antics at Leicester, Unai Emery's striker dilemma, Wolves' incredible form under Vitor Pereira, and Crystal Palace's superb win in the FA Cup semi-final.

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Welcome back to the TCF Sport podcast! Following the news that Kevin De Bruyne will be leaving Manchester City at the end of the season, this episode starts with an exploration into who City's GOAT is: De Bruyne, David Silva, Vincent Kompany, Richard Dunne, or other?

The biggest focus of the podcast is Ange Postecoglou. After the Australian cupped his ear to Tottenham fans jeering his decisions against Chelsea, we ask when his relationship with the Spurs faithful broke down. With Tottenham linked with several other Premier League managers, we also question how long Postecoglou has left at the club, but also if those managers that are linked would be better staying put at their current teams.

The second half of the episode covers Chelsea and Jadon Sancho, Manchester United's new stadium concept, Trent Alexander-Arnold's impending departure to Real Madrid, Graham Potter's underwhelming start at West Ham, and the contract issues Andrea Berta has inherited as Arsenal's Sporting Director. There's also focus on Newcastle's Carabao Cup celebrations, the final four in the FA Cup, and the BBC Chairman's recent comments that Match of the Day should be more analysis, less highlights...

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Welcome back to the TCF Sport podcast!

In this episode, we dissect Thomas Tuchel's rather underwhelming first England squad, giving our views on the inclusion of players such as Jordan Henderson and Marcus Rashford, the former being called up at the expense of players such as Conor Gallagher, Adam Wharton, and Elliot Anderson.

We then move on to review the Champions League Round of 16, including Atletico Madrid's controversial penalty defeat to Real Madrid, before previewing Arsenal and Aston Villa's Quarter-Final chances.

The final third of the episode turns to recent Premier League action, with Chelsea, Brighton, Bournemouth and Brentford's form all under the microscope.

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Welcome back to another episode of the TCF Sport podcast!

With both ends of the table seemingly wrapped up at the end of February, this week starts with the question of: is this one of the most boring Premier League seasons of all time? And while our opinions are negative, we do point to some of the bright spots of this campaign, giving praise where it's due to the clubs who have over performed.

Over the course of this discussion, we also ask if Liverpool being top of the league by 13 points is due to their excellence, because the teams below them have been poor, or somewhere in-between. We then cover Arsenal's goalscoring and transfer issues in detail, before giving our predictions for who we think will finish in the Champions League places this season.

The second half of the episode turns to teams further down the league, starting with Leicester's dismal run of form under Ruud van Nistelrooy, before we look ahead to the return of the Champions League, giving our views for who we think will make the final at the end of May. After the fun we had naming our favourite strikers from Barclays era of the Premier League, we then finish by naming some of the Barclaysmen to have played at Bolton Wanderers!

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Welcome back to the TCF Sport podcast!

In this episode, we go off on a nostalgia-filled tangent reminiscing about the Premier League in the late 90s and 2000s - and it was absolutely brilliant! So if you remember the likes of Leroy Lita, Tugay, Kenwyne Jones, Kevin Doyle, Papiss Cisse and so many more, stick around!

Before then, we cover the main talking points in the English top flight over the last few weeks, including Mitoma's worldie against Chelsea, Liverpool's recent form, Arsenal's injury crisis, and Oliver Glasner's one-year anniversary in charge of Crystal Palace. There's also a comprehensive roundup of the recent FA Cup action, including a discussion on why this year's competition is as open as it has been for a while.

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Welcome to a session of catharsis as we spend the first 20 minutes of this week's episode letting our frustration out at Michael Oliver's decision to send off Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly against Wolves last Saturday. After discussing the decision and the tackle itself, we move on to the question of if there is an issue of corruption amongst Premier League referees, or if the problem is just one of incompetence.

Once we have worked through our anger, we move on to discuss the penalty Everton won against Brighton at the weekend, Robert Sanchez's struggles in goal for Chelsea, and the Manchester United board's letter to fans that the club is at risk of a PSR breach. We round off the episode by giving our views on another difficult day for Ange Postecoglou after his side suffered defeat at home to Leicester, and if the new Champions League format has so far been a success.

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On this episode of the TCF Sport podcast, we start by discussing Ruben Amorim's comments that his side is "the worst team, maybe, in the history of Manchester United" following the club's defeat against Brighton at the weekend. We also ask if Manchester United fans will stick by Amorim regardless of how bad it gets and if the club should have ever got rid of David de Gea.

We then move on to a discuss a Manchester United legend turned manager: Ruud van Nistelrooy. Specifically, we give our views on his difficult start to life as Leicester boss, the Foxes now having lost their last 7 Premier League games in a row under his tenure.

After giving our praise to Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth for how they have performed this season, we then turn to a bit of transfer chat before finishing with our score predictions for this weekend's Premier League action.

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