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The USWNT roster is here. David Gass and Jordan Angeli discuss the return of Ashley Sanchez as well as several surprises and notable omissions for a big set of games for the USWNT against Spain in October. Plus, the newest NWSL team in Atlanta gets a name and crest, Sanchez ties the NWSL single-season scoring record and the playoff race continues to heat up.
0:00 Intro
2:05 The Return of Ashley Sanchez
7:31 First Time Call-Ups
17:32 Goalie Wars
21:47 Surprising USWNT Omissions
29:52 Atlanta City FC
38:21 Chasing the NWSL Scoring Record
43:47 Kansas City: The Comeback Kids
50:15 Angel City’s Surge Continues
53:58 Seattle Back in the Race
57:21 Weekend Preview: Gotham vs. Angel City & Seattle vs. North Carolina

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LAFC have fired Mark Dos Santos with the playoffs approaching, raising questions about the club’s next move and whether Wilfried Nancy could be the answer. David Gass, Tom Bogert and Matt Doyle also breakdown the USMNT’s young stars after a 4-1 win against Peru, before diving into Philadelphia’s continued surge and the latest twists and turns in the MLS playoff race.
0:00 Intro
2:28 LAFC Fires Dos Santos
12:17 The Wilfried Nancy Question
26:50 Takeaways from USMNT vs. Peru
35:24 Young Kids Showed Out
45:32 Chile Up Next
48:23 Rookies from College Goal-Scoring Quiz
53:56 Philadelphia’s Incredible Run
59:23 Who’s Still Alive in the East?
1:06:32 Wide Open Western Conference
1:10:13 Colorado’s Collapse & Noonan’s Future

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Randy Waldrum, the current technical director of Pitt women’s soccer, has coached from the high school level to the World Cup, with stop in college, professional soccer and the international game along the way. He joins David Gass to discuss the evolution of college soccer, his experiences coaching Trinidad & Tobago and Nigeria, and the Super Falcons remarkable run at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
0:00 Intro
0:56 A Career Around the World
3:24 Evolution of College Soccer
11:18 The Changing Landscape of Women’s College Soccer
15:38 How does the ACC Stacks Up Globally?
18:34 Rethinking the College Soccer Calendar
27:17 Coaching Trinidad & Tobago
33:57 The Nigeria Job He Didn’t Know He Had
37:48 Why Take the Nigeria Job?
40:01 The Super Falcons World Cup Run
48:47 Navigating the Nigerian Turmoil
52:15 The Future of African Women’s Soccer

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Pochettino’s new USMNT era begins with 12 newcomers and a lot of youth for this extended camp. David Gass and Brian Dunseth break down the roster changes, the opportunities for a new generation of players, and what to watch for across games against Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada.
0:00 Intro
2:44 The Extended Window
7:19 Building the USMNT Culture
10:43 Pulisic, McKennie & Missing Players
14:42 The Pipeline to the USMNT
18:29 Yunus Musah Returns
26:18 Gio Reyna’s Next Chapter
29:52 The Four-Game Plan
38:57 New Kids on the Block
52:13 Defining the USMNT Identity

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The New England Revolution are making a serious push in the East as MLS heads into a huge weekend in the playoff race, with international absences making an impact. David Gass and Tom Bogert dig into what’s behind the Revs’ rise, changes coming in the global player market, and Inter Miami’s growing place in the soccer world.
0:00 Intro
6:38 USMNT’s Next Generation
12:58 Canada’s Injury News
15:02 The Revs Are For Real
24:42 Brazil’s New Player Rules
33:18 MLS Free Agency
39:23 Playoff Race & International Absences
51:54 Columbus vs. Miami
55:06 Miami Goes Global

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