Nancy Frostick (The Athletic) then joins Willem van Denderen and Derek Dyson as Ipswich Town prepare for their first Premier League season since 2002. With Kieran McKenna secured on a long-term deal, how are Mass Luongo and Cam Burgess faring in their pursuit of regular game time?

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The Matildas’ Olympics campaign remains alive after a gripping win over Zambia that saw Australia rattle home the game’s last four goals to come back from a mile behind. Joey Lynch (ESPN, The Guardian) returns to make sense of a campaign that’s been as madcap as most have come to expect of this side.

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Rob and Derek Dyson speak with Stan Sport’s Mark Pougatch as Manchester United: Mark II prepares to take place under Erik ten Hag. Although the Dutchman remains, plenty of doubt still looms over the struggling giant.

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Chairman of the Association of Australian Football Clubs, Nick Galatas, returns to digest Football Australia’s decision to delay the commencement of the National Second Division. Nick discusses why additional clubs weren’t deemed ready and his organisation’s opposition to a ‘Champions League’ model, among plenty more.

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Commentary doyen Martin Tyler reflects on England's second-consecutive loss in a Euros final, which will see their trophy-drought extend into a 60th year, and the tenure of Gareth Southgate, which continues to divide opinion.

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Rob and Michael are joined by The Sports Ambassador Podcast’s Tracey Holmes to assess the possible outcomes of the furore between Football Australia and the Matildas Alumni, over the recognition of the ‘1975ers’ as the ‘First Matildas’.

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Former Liverpool and England defender Stephen Warnock then joins Rob and Derek Dyson as the semi-finals of the Euros loom, with England to face the Netherlands at a major tournament for the first time since 1996.

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Highly-respected Australian football voice Daniel Garb discusses the significant cut the APL have made to their club distributions, announced last week, down to a measly $530,000 for the upcoming season. Where to from here, and just how deeply is the future of the game being tested?

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