Evan Davis and Eric Morgan are best friends who love each other. But they love women's soccer more. Every week, the guys sit down to explore the tactical and analytical sides of the women's game, covering the NWSL, USWNT, WSL, Women's Champions Leauge, Liga MX Femenil, and beyond. No stone is left unturned as they seek to learn more and more about how women's soccer is played, who's good, who's no... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSportsSociety & Culture |
Only five games remain in the NWSL regular season, and hardly anything separates those teams on either side of the playoff line, not to mention those hoping to grab a home game in the playoff quarterfinals. Which team's schedule sets them up for succ... more
Savannah DeMelo's collapse on Lumen Field on Sunday quickly became the most important story in the NWSL. DeMelo was responsive and alert before she was stretchered off the field, and thankfully, the league tried to learn from their poor handling of t... more
Ah, this reminds us of our early days: Gotham FC drops a massive, shocking transfer for a U.S. women's national team player, bolstering their galácticos reputation. This time, Jaedyn Shaw heads north to Harrison, New Jersey for $1.25 million in intra... more
Though all three are still firmly planted in the bottom half of the table, the fortunes of the Utah Royals, Chicago Stars, and Houston Dash have changed considerably over the past few weeks. They produced emphatic results over the weekend (including ... more
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I’ve listened for years and love the perspective Evan and Eric bring to sharing about the nwsl and woso overall. They’re knowledgeable about the sport, share relevant and helpful stats and insight, and have an entertaining pod weekly. Thank you XOG!
I value Evan and Eric’s views and they continue to educate me. Love their opinions but also how they analyze stats bring it into the conversation. Doesn’t hurt that they are also funny!
This is my favorite podcast. Eric and Evan offer perhaps the most well-reasoned and -researched, critical, balanced, and compassionate perspectives on the latest in (mostly American) women’s soccer that you can get.
Among the timely stuff you’ll find through-lines on topics such as tactics, coaching, player profiles, the business of sports, data and analytics, and more, that are consistently educational and thought-provoking.
Their rapport is delightful, and it would be annoying that they al... more
Incredibly fun podcast with great banter between the hosts as they thoroughly review the soccer week. I love how these guys are here for it all. Not afraid to call out bad play or give flowers when due. I am so much more knowledgeable about soccer because of these guys.
Also - GO RACING!
Nerdy, funny, exceptionally knowledgeable — just the way I like my soccer commentary. If I could give more stars I would. Olé.
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The content focuses on women's football, offering in-depth analyses of matches, teams, and players within various leagues, particularly the NWSL. Hosts engage in lively discussions that blend tactical insights with personal anecdotes, emphasizing the evolution of women's soccer. Regular features include match recaps, player performance evaluations, and interviews with coaches and analysts, all designed to promote a deeper understanding of the sport. One distinctive aspect is their commitment to blending statistical analysis with the human stories behind the game, fostering an engaging community around women's football.
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