He is going to score some goals for David Moyes with Everton playing on the counter, the wingers will provide those slip or through balls while Balogun is making those aggressive vertical runs.

The final matchups for the quarterfinals of the tournament will be determined after the last matchday.

The quarterfinals will be played on: September 8-10 (first leg) September 15-17 (second leg)

Mexican fans questioned Hormiga González’s move to Olympiacos, but are we seriously underrating Greek football?

Dennis from The Red Sea Podcast joins us from Greece to talk Olympiacos, what fans expect from Hormiga, and whether moving from Liga MX to Greece is really a step down.

We also get into Edson Álvarez, Orbelín Pineda, Alan Pulido, Nery Castillo and the history of Mexican players in Greek football.

So who has it wrong: Greek fans or Mexican fans?

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For the first time in the Leagues Cup history, the 4 teams in the first round are Mexican teams. Yes, Liga MX managed to ELIMINATE ALL MLS teams, and with this, it will also be the FIRST TIME that a Mexican club becomes a CHAMPION of the tournament since it became official in 2023.

Pachuca and Monterrey qualify for the CONCACAF Champions Cup after advancing to the 2026 Leagues Cup Semifinals. If León advances or finishes third, they qualify for the 2027 Leagues Cup. Otherwise, Xolos advance. There will be nine teams in Liga MX.

The Seattle Sounders finally made a Summer Signing!!! This is the first Summer signing in 5 years. Will Dejan Joveljić change the Sounders' fortune in the 2026 season? Personally, I still think there is more work to do.

The FMF turns 99 and we’re going back to where Mexican football started and how we got to where we are today.

We get into the early days of Mexican football, the creation of the FMF, who really holds the power in the Mexican game, and the biggest triumphs and failures of the federation over the last 99 years.

Then we jump into Jornada 5. Chivas blasts Xolos, Camberos and Sandoval continue to shine, Loco Abreu brings the pocho debate back to life, América stays on top, Cruz Azul enters crisis mode, and we take a look at the jovenazos making noise around Liga MX.

99 years of the FMF. A lot has changed, but somehow we’re still arguing about the same shit.

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Their performances at the 2014 World Cup immediately come to mind; all three were outstanding.

Navas conceded the fewest goals and led his national team to the quarter-finals—a historic achievement—and he was the most consistent of the three throughout the tournament, right up until his team was eliminated.

However, even though Howard and Ochoa were knocked out in the Round of 16, in my opinion, they delivered individual performances—matches of such brilliance—that Navas didn't quite match during the tournament: Howard’s massive performance against Belgium, where he broke the World Cup record for the most saves in a single match, and Ochoa’s iconic game against Brazil.

So, who do you consider the best goalkeeper overall—not just based on the 2014 World Cup (I only used that as a point of comparison because it was the first thing that came to mind)?

Listen to the Latest Episode of the Mexican Futbol Podcast:
They Told Cruz Azul’s Women to “Work at a Strip Club” ....Now Lawyers Are Involved

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Cruz Azul Femenil lost 10-0 to América, but somehow the conversation after the game became an even bigger story. The guys from Pláticas del Mal said the players should be fired and sent to work at a strip club. Now Cruz Azul is considering civil and criminal legal action, a sponsor has already walked away, and it opens up a bigger question about free speech and Mexico’s laws against media violence toward women.

We also talk Hormiga leaving Chivas for Olympiacos, European interest in Tala Rangel and Brian Gutiérrez, and whether Europe is finally coming for Liga MX’s young Mexican talent.

Plus, América brings in Borja and we ask what that means for Salas, FMF announces its new “pyramid” that still isn’t real promotion and relegation, and we preview Jornada 5.

Criticize the football all you want. But when does criticism cross the line?