
Make Football Great Again is the definitive 48-nation roadmap to the 2026 World Cup, combining deep-dive interviews from across the globe with legendary tournament anecdotes from our veteran reporters. We're bringing you expert insight, authentic flavour and just the right amount of chaos as we count down to the biggest party in football history. Come and join the journey. Let's Make Football Grea... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsNewsSoccerSports | |||

In the final instalment of our 48-nation roadmap, Harry Brent speaks to his colleagues Daniel Caw and Darren Cooney from the Daily Record about Scotland.
Can Scott McTominay become Scotland's GOAT? What are the expectations for Steve Clarke's side? ... more
On this Episode of the 48 Nation Roadmap Harry talks to soccer aficionado Lee Wingate, host of the The Sweeper Podcast. They talk Dutch routes and winning records as they look to score their first World Cup Goals.
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In this episode, we sit down with Hassanane Balal, host of the Iraq Football Podcast, to explore one of football's greatest underdog stories.
From winning the 2007 Asian Cup against all odds to qualifying ... more
On this episode Harry is joined by Sudesh Baniya, co-host of the Asian Game podcast, as the 48 nation roadmap brings us to 2022 hosts: Qatar.
Eager to take advantage of an interesting group, and with an attacking prowess described as "the best Asian... more
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This show offers a global tour through the 2026 World Cup landscape, pairing host-led analysis with a rotating roster of football pundits, journalists, and niche experts from around the world. Episodes lean into deep-dive team previews, tactical scouting, historical context, and culture-rich storytelling, often mixing humor and fan perspective with data-driven takeaways. A standout is the willingness to explore underdog nations and to analyze both on-pitch factors (injuries, form, coaching) and off-pitch dynamics (federations, travel schedules, fan culture), making it valuable for listeners who want actionable scouting insights and lively debate ahead of a major tournament.
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