Thomas Tuchel’s England are close to sealing World Cup qualification, and played their best football in their 3-0 win over Wales. Former England defender Stephen Warnock returns with some big names sitting outside the squad as the clock ticks on the World Cup.

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The Australian Championship kicked off over the weekend to widespread celebration around the country, with competitive fixtures and a couple of extraordinary goals claiming headlines. Teo Pellizzeri returns to wrap the round, and assess the latest Matildas squad.

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With pressure mounting on Ange Postecoglou, ITV & Stan Sport’s Mark Pougatch returns to ponder whether the clock could really be ticking on his time at Nottingham Forest already, amid other Premier League storylines.

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Newcastle Jets broke a sizeable trophy drought with their Australia Cup final win over Heidelberg, on a night that continued to showcase what could be possible should clubs old & new meet more frequently. Daniel Garb returns to reflect - and also to cast an eye on Tony Popovic’s latest Socceroos squad.

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Heidelberg Alexander and Newcastle Jets meet in Saturday's Australia Cup final, with Network 10's Robbie Thomson to call the action. Robbie previews what could be the greatest Cupset of all, as well as the upcoming A-League season, demise of Western United and more...

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The Price of Football Podcast's Kieran Maguire speaks on the big financial issues facing clubs at the pointy end of the English pyramid, as Manchester City & Chelsea face PSR charges both old and fresh; there's also a word on the ongoing plight of Sheffield Wednesday, who's owner has run the club into ever-deepening shambles.

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The Athletic's Chris Waugh chats about the mid-table tightrope the Magpies are walking, following the departure of Alexander Isak, and whether such a high-profile departure should dampen expectations as they return to the Champions League.

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When Box2Box launched 2015, one of our earliest guests was a pioneer of podcasting and sports blogging from the iconic Arseblog, Andrew Mangan. Andrew returns to dissect all things Arsenal as Mikel Arteta's side again look well equipped to chase what's proven an elusive Premier League title.

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