Jonathan Fadugba

Jonathan Fadugba, a keen football analyst, and Suzy Wrack, The Guardian’s women’s football correspondent, dive into the dynamics of the upcoming Women’s Super League season. They discuss the new relegation format and ambitious plans for competitive integrity. The duo also explores England's World Cup qualifying journey, highlighting new talents and team strategies. Laughs ensure when they touch on the live show's ticket sales, while Wrack brings insight into the exciting rivalries forming as Chelsea and Arsenal clash for supremacy.

Will Unwin, Jonathan Fadugba, and Lars Sivertsen, all football journalists, dive into a thrilling discussion following a packed Boxing Day of matches. They celebrate Fulham's impressive victory over Chelsea, reflecting on tactical advancements and managerial successes in the Premier League. Nottingham Forest's resurgence is highlighted, contrasting their rise with Tottenham's struggles. The panel debates Arsenal's standings and the controversy around VAR decisions while exploring Liverpool's dominance and the intense race for Champions League spots.

Max Rushden is joined by football experts Nicky Bandini, known for her insights on Italian football, Jonathan Fadugba, and Sam Dalling. They celebrate Newcastle's impressive victory over Arsenal in the League Cup, discussing key moments and tactical shifts. There's also a lighthearted look at Nottingham Forest's rise in the Premier League. The conversation dives into broader themes like the shifting landscape of football management and the complexities in Italian football, notably fan sentiments surrounding controversial events.

Jonathan Fadugba, a guest panelist on the Guardian Football Weekly podcast, teams up with Nick Ames, a journalist covering the Women's Euro 2025 qualifying matches. They dive into Chelsea's thrilling journey to the Club World Cup final, spotlighting João Pedro's dazzling debut. The duo discusses the disparities in tournament commitment and financial complexities in football, while also reflecting on England's must-win Euro clash. The conversation is as much about tactics as it is about the lighter side of football fandom.

John Brewin and Sam Dalling, seasoned football journalists from the Guardian, delve into England's impressive win over Greece. They highlight standout performances by Oli Watkins and Jude Bellingham, alongside tactical decisions from the caretaker manager. The duo also reflects on the youthful dynamics of the squad and examines the emotional complexities players face amidst media scrutiny. From critiquing anthem performances to discussing emerging talents like Evan Ferguson, this conversation captures the pulse of international football.