Expected Own Goals
xpectedowngoalsBest friends Evan Davis (Equalizer) and Eric Morgan (Deadspin) love each other. But they love women’s soccer more. Join them as they break down the tactical and analytical sides of the women’s game, from the NWSL and FA WSL to the Champions League and the U.S. Women’s National Team, and so much more. Now the official WoSo partner of American Soccer Analysis!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsSoccerSociety & Culture | |||
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Latest Episodes
The NWSL spring trade deadline has come and gone, and somehow, both the Houston Dash and Angel City made some significant moves. Eric and Evan brought Kieran Doyle-Davis on to get into all of the gobsmacking behavior by both teams in moving some majo... more
We last checked in on the Kansas City Current in Week 1. What a difference a month makes! They're sitting atop the table on 10 points, have a potential superstar in Temwa Chawinga, and got a road point against Evan and Eric's preseason title favorite... more
The USWNT is SheBelieves Cup champion once again. Woo...hoo? The Twila Kilgore era comes to a close on a second penalty shootout win over Canada in a month, and leaves us wondering: what did Kilgore do well? What did she miss on? Is the team in bette... more
No fewer than three NWSL games were decided in the final moments of stoppage time last weekend, but each were decided in different ways. San Diego survived its battle of attrition through well timed bravery, while Portland's overwhelming attacking ta... more
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- Fun, Thoughtful and educational
If you’re a women’s soccer fan like me, you might be slightly skeptical of listening to two men talk about it. Not against it, just a little skeptical. I was, and this podcast is SO GOOD. I learn so much, it’s clear they admire and respect these athletes as the complete ballers they deserve, and it’s fun to listen to! Keep up the good work, and keep helping people like me understand the sport (formations, styles, etc) better!
Apple Podcasts5catronkie
United States2 months ago - Fun stuff :)
Great podcast! Eric & Evan’s rapport makes this a super fun listen that includes the tactical analysis I wish we got a bit more of in woso coverage across the board. more
Apple Podcasts5etwasaffigUnited States6 months ago - Excellent
Great insightful analysis, helps me really follow the Cup
Apple Podcasts5DPS5261989United States9 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #59 | United States/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #70 |  Canada/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #26 |  Argentina/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #115 | Argentina/Sports |
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