Soccerwise | World Cup, U.S. Soccer, MLS, NWSL

Hell Is Real delivered another unforgettable chapter as emotions boiled over between Columbus and Cincinnati, reminding everyone why it's become one of MLS's fiercest rivalries. David Gass, Tom Bogert and Matt Doyle break down the drama from one of the league's marquee rivalries before turning to Columbus' statement performance, Portland's emotional farewell to Felipe Mora and the latest storylines from another eventful MLS weekend.
The crew also opens the Ice Cream Shop for the latest MLS transfer news, breaks down the impact of Mbekezeli Mbokazi's injury and Sebastian Berhalter's departure, before wrapping up with an edition of Buy or Sell as they debate which Eastern Conference teams they trust to make the playoffs.
0:00 Opening Chat
6:58 Felipe Mora's Portland Farewell
15:22 San Diego's Chucky Lozano Problem
21:05 Columbus Is Back?
27:25 Hell Is Real: Tempers Flare
33:00 Texas Derby & Cali Clásico
38:05 Inter Miami Keeps Rolling
42:00 Ice Cream Shop | MLS Transfer News
54:49 Mbekezeli Mbokazi's Injury Impact
59:00 Sebastian Berhalter's Departure
1:04:07 Buy or Sell | Eastern Conference

Sebastian Berhalter is headed to Middlesbrough, Atlanta United are pursuing a blockbuster signing, and Robert Lewandowski makes his long-awaited MLS debut.
David Gass and Tom Bogert break down the biggest MLS transfer news before reacting to another wild midweek MLS slate, including Jack Harrison, Benji Flowers, Casemiro, Antoine Griezmann, Vancouver, FC Dallas, St. Louis and Philadelphia Union.
0:00 Welcome Back & MLS Midweek Madness
4:07 Sebastian Berhalter to Middlesbrough & Vancouver's Next Move
15:51 Atlanta United Chasing Darwin Núñez
25:13 Jack Harrison to New England Revolution
33:15 Toronto Lands Nicholas Dorsch
37:47 Benji Flowers' Chelsea Move & FC Dallas' Future
44:50 Casemiro, Discovery Rights & MLS Roster Rules
51:30 Robert Lewandowski's MLS Debut
54:19 St. Louis Keeps Rolling vs. LA Galaxy
58:22 LA Galaxy's Summer Transfer Window
1:01:53 Antoine Griezmann Debut & Philadelphia Big Win
1:10:26 Around MLS: Austin, Seattle, Colorado & LAFC
1:20:11 Final Thoughts

Jordan Angeli is joined one more time (for now) by NWSL commentator and znalyst extraordinaire Jill Loyden. The duo react to Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina as La Furia Roja claim their second Men’s World Cup trophy in history and reflect on what this tournament meant to them. NWSL approaches the midway mark of the season and the crew recaps games from the weekend. Women’s African Cup of Nations approaches and a variety of teams will be missing key figures. Lindsey Heaps makes her NWSL return as she and Denver Summit defeat her old club, the Portland Thorns, 2-1. Then, the Soccerwise NWSL Power Rankings are updated for the first time since June and the table has shifted.
0:00 World Cup Final reaction and reflections on the entire tournament
9:58 Women’s African Cup of Nations player absences
16:13 Kansas City Current vs. San Diego Wave playing to a lively 2-2 draw
22:12 Bay FC throttle NC Courage 3-0
29:02 Utah Royals defeat Orlando Pride 1-0
35:49 Lindsey Heaps' debut as Denver Summit open new stadium with 2-1 win over Portland
42:44 NWSL Power Rankings Return
52:23 Close

The World Cup is over, and Major League Soccer is back. David Gass, Tom Bogert and Matt Doyle share their biggest World Cup takeaways before breaking down the latest MLS news, including Hugo Cuypers' move to CF Monterrey, coaching changes and roster moves. Plus, they discuss the Portland Timbers, San Diego FC, Kai Wagner and the search for Don Garber's successor as MLS commissioner.
0:00 Intro
4:40 World Cup Takeaways
12:33 Hugo Cuypers to CF Monterrey
23:18 Portland Timbers Hire Martí Cifuentes
30:37 San Diego FC Sign Tunisia International
38:01 Nashville SC Strengthen Their Squad
46:11 Kai Wagner & Philadelphia Union
52:12 Daryl Dike & Orlando City
57:29 Don Garber's Successor
1:05:42 Vancouver Whitecaps' Future

Susannah Fuller, David Gass and Matt Doyle react to the World Cup Final, analyzing Spain's championship performance, Argentina's run, Lionel Messi's legacy and the standout performances from the final.