The first Nations League game ever for the USMNT was in D.C. against Cuba. No spoilers, this is our quick review of the match.

Robbie Mustoe & Robbie Earle are joined by former U.S. Men's international midfielder and now Under-20 Men's Head Coach, Tab Ramos, to discuss youth soccer's development in the United States (1:15), Christian Pulisic's start at Chelsea (13:45), and how the USMNT era under Gregg Berhalter is going so far (21:10).

Alexi and Mosse discuss the CONCACAF Nations League and the future of the USMNT in the State of the Union (6:27). Also, the issues with VAR in Copa Libertadores are examined in Mosse Makes the Case (23:23). Then, could Jill Ellis replace Alexi Lalas, Turf vs. small fields and National team jerseys are looked at in Ask Alexi (34:29). Finally, Poch vs. Ole, the Derby d’Italia and MLS Playoff Predictions headline The Back Three (44:31). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The U17 World Cup starts on Oct. 26 in Brazil, the U.S. has a tough group consisting of the Netherlands, Japan and Senegal and the roster should be released any day now. Scuffed regular Matt Hartman joins the pod to talk about who will likely get called up and who will likely be left off. We each give our preferred roster, nodding regularly to what we think we can probably expect from coach Raphael Wicky.

As the Whitecaps' 2019 MLS season comes to a disappointing close, we look towards the future with Marc Dos Santos. What will the offseason look like? When will we see the additions start to come in? And how many will come from overseas and how many from within MLS? We hand out the first of our end of season Whitecaps awards, plus we look ahead to the MLS playoffs and chat with RSL head coach Freddy Juarez after his side's strong season sees them in as third seeds. Canada face a huge game with the US next week in the Nations League. We look ahead to that and chat with the 'Caps Canadian centreback Derek Cornelius, plus there's a special Wavelength and 13 Tombs are our Artists of the Month. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:04.42: MDS talks building the Whitecaps' future32.38: AFTN's End of Season Whitecaps awards67.43: MLS playoffs set, plus Freddy Juarez interview92.41: Canadian national team chat plus Derek Cornelius interview103.43: BC Soccerweb headlines - news stories from around the world of football114.07: Wavelength - Glasvegas - Flowers and Football Tops

Steve Zakuani returns for the final episode of the regular season. Steve breaks down the win at San Jose and why Jordan Morris has reached another level. He's joined by radio play-by-play stalwart Matt Johnson to discuss all things Decision Day: playoff seeding, the tough test vs. Minnesota United, and the return of former Sounders captain Ozzie Alonso to CenturyLink Field. Steve ends the podcast with his Big 3 Things as the Sounders prepare for both their final regular season match, and a ho...

This episode came immediately following the absolute slaughter of Tottenham Hotspur at the hands of the Bundesliga giant, Bayern Munich. Gnabry, an ex-Arse player, had 4 goals and claimed that "North London is Red". Tottenham has to remember all of this nonsense for when they march in to Munich and kick their asses in the rematch. But anyway; that's over. We talk about Manchester United in general, their game against Arsenal, Europa League briefing (prior to the tie today), Brad tells us all about his trip to Idaho (#treenerd), his brother comes on, and the final week of Premier League before another USMNT break.

Steve recaps the past few matches (win vs RBNY, draw vs FC Dallas, loss vs DC) and discusses the playoff picture. He's joined by Keith Costigan as they reunite to analyze the Western Conference and Sounders' rivals, and Steve ends the pod with a preview of Sunday's match at San Jose and his "Big 3 Things."

Bobby Clark joins Chris Cousins to talk all things College Soccer, and how he got to coaching in the USA, how he recruited, how he thinks the future of College Soccer is going to evolve, plus much more. He talks about when he played as a professional soccer player in Scotland and beyond, and gives a few mentions of Sir Alex Ferguson. He also talks about his time as the New Zealand National Team manager, and what led him to the USA. This episode is brought to you by Sports Recruiting USA, the College Soccer Recruiting Experts.

It was a hot, sleepy night in St. Louis, but by golly we learned stuff. Different challenge, different lineup. We break down the big moments of the game and assess individual performances.