Episode 482 – The AFTN Soccer Show (Feeling Good?)

Episode 482 – The AFTN Soccer Show (Feeling Good?)

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat.

It’s been a busy week for Vancouver Whitecaps with three games in seven days and seven points taken from them. It’s left the team above the playoff line with three games to go. Can they hang on? Can they even secure a home playoff game? And what does all of that mean for interim head coach Vanni Sartini? It’s going to be a nervy end to the season.

We chat about all of that and more as we look back at the Whitecaps dramatic come from behind win in Portland and the hangover draw in San Jose. What does that do to the team’s mentality and how the rest of the West will view them? Was dropping points in San Jose just them running out of juice? We look at the latest playoff picture in the MLS West and preview the crucial midweek match against Minnesota.

And there’s still time to chat about the Canadian women’s celebration tour, play a Wavelength song all about Qatar 2022, and bring you two more tunes from our Artists of the Month, Australian band The Chats.

Here’s the rundown for the main segments from the episode:

02.25: Intro and football cards
07.50: That Timbers win and what it does for the Whitecaps
33.02: Earthquakes v Whitecaps postgame analysis
57.43: MLS West weekend round-up
80.35: Minnesota preview
100.52: Wavelength – Rasmus Wold – Never Mind The Slavery
104.40: World Cup 2022 chat
110.20: CanWNT Celebration tour

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Or after all that, you could just listen on the player below!

Authored by: Michael McColl

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