The Bodega Babies Podcast

Football gave us everything this past week… and then absolutely nothing 😭 We start with Paris Saint-Germain F.C. vs FC Bayern Munich, a game that had everything. Tempo, chaos, quality, moments. One of the best games we’ve seen and maybe one we won’t see again for a long time. Then we come crashing back down to reality. Arsenal F.C. go 6 points clear… but the performance against Atlético Madrid? Yeah… we need to talk about that 😬 We also switch things up with Dillon’s Manchester United F.C. quiz, testing who actually knows ball and who’s just talking 😭 And finally, we preview Liverpool F.C. vs Manchester United F.C., one of the biggest fixtures in football. Form, key battles, and predictions. The highest highs. The lowest lows. All in one episode. 🎧 Listen now

Pressure everywhere. We start at Chelsea F.C., where the “Liam out” actually happened. But let’s be real, is this actually about the manager? Or are BlueCo driving the club into something deeper? We break down what’s really going wrong, what profile Chelsea need next, and whether changing the manager even fixes anything. At the bottom of the table, it’s getting ugly. The relegation fight is tight, tense, and unpredictable. One result changes everything, and some teams are starting to crack under the pressure. At the top, it’s just as intense. The title race is alive, margins are thin, and every mistake matters. Who actually has the mentality to go all the way? Chaos at the top. Panic at the bottom. Questions everywhere. 🎧 Listen now

The table says one thing. The eye test says another. We start with Manchester United F.C. and Chelsea F.C., two clubs whose league positions might be hiding more than they reveal. Are things really as stable as they look, or are there deeper cracks forming beneath the surface? We also touch on United’s loss to Leeds United F.C. on Monday Night Football and what that result actually exposed. Then we get into Arsenal F.C. vs Manchester City F.C.. A performance that sparked the “men vs boys” debate. Fair or disrespectful? We break down the tactical gap, mentality differences, and react to what was said on Stick to Football. Finally, we look at the last four standing in the UEFA Champions League. The best of the best. Who’s actually the cream of the crop, and who’s just surviving? No narratives. Just football. 🎧 Listen now

Yeah… we had to ask the question. Are Arsenal F.C. doing it again? The pressure is building, the performances are shaky, and that familiar conversation is creeping back in. Bottle or just bad timing? We break it down properly. Then we hold ourselves accountable. We revisit our Premier League predictions and yeah… some of these takes did not age well 😭 From top 4 shouts to relegation calls, we go through what we got right and what we need to apologise for. Finally, we each pick ONE player that could completely change our clubs next season. Not fantasy. Not unrealistic. Just that one signing that shifts everything. Banter. Honesty. Proper football talk. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, it’s a story of contrasts. We start with Chelsea F.C., where off-the-pitch issues are beginning to overshadow crucial matches. At a time when results matter most, the noise around the club is raising serious questions about focus, structure, and direction. We then review the FA Cup weekend, breaking down key results, standout performances, and what this round means for teams chasing silverware. Finally, we shift to Manchester United F.C., where things feel… calm. A rare sense of stability has settled in, and we ask whether this is something United fans can get used to, or just a temporary phase. Chaos in one corner. Calm in another. 🎧 Listen now

This episode is different. With the international break slowing things down, we take a step back from the usual match analysis and have a more open conversation about football, life, and the world around it. We discuss the return of Kanye West, what “old Kanye” really means, and how culture and timing shape perception. From there, the conversation shifts to the global stage. We talk about Iran, the realities of what’s happening beyond football, and the reported request to have World Cup fixtures moved to Mexico, which was ultimately denied. It’s a reminder that football doesn’t exist in isolation. We also touch on international football, including Italy and other nations securing their place at the FIFA World Cup, and what the tournament is starting to look like. A slower episode. A broader conversation. Still football at the core, but not limited to it. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we take a step back and look beyond the surface. We start with Chelsea F.C., where the issues go deeper than performances on the pitch. From structure and recruitment to identity and long-term planning, we break down why this isn’t just a bad run of form, but something more complex. We then react to Manchester City F.C. vs Arsenal F.C. in the Carabao Cup, analysing what the result means for both sides. Is this a momentum shift? A psychological edge? Or just another data point in a long season? In Europe, we discuss the latest from the UEFA Champions League, where results continue to challenge expectations. We assess performances, key takeaways, and what this means for English clubs. Finally, we look ahead to the Champions League finals. Who looks ready? Which teams can handle the pressure? And what kind of tactical battles can we expect? Perspective. Structure. Real football conversation. 🎧 Listen now

This week’s episode is a football catch-up. We start with life updates before diving into the recent run of form at Chelsea F.C., which has raised serious questions about consistency, confidence and direction. We also check in on Tottenham Hotspur F.C. and Manchester United F.C., two clubs whose seasons continue to produce mixed signals. In Europe, the UEFA Champions League delivered several surprises this week, with English teams struggling and upsets across the competition. The VAR conversation also continues, with growing debate about how officiating decisions are shaping results, particularly involving Arsenal F.C.. We close out the episode talking about the next FIFA World Cup, potential winners, and the reaction to the new Brazil national football team jersey. A loose episode. Real football conversation. 🎧 Listen now

This week the Premier League conversation is getting heated. Some fans genuinely believe there’s a pattern forming. Are decisions starting to favour Arsenal F.C. in the title race, or is the conspiracy talk getting out of control? At the same time, several managers are now openly criticising the league’s officiating. From VAR frustration to referee accountability, the pressure on the Premier League is growing louder. Then there’s the chaos at Tottenham Hotspur F.C.. What once looked like a bad run is starting to feel like something more serious. Are Spurs actually drifting into a relegation battle? Finally, we talk about the first loss under Michael Carrick. After a strong start, what did this defeat reveal? Is it just a bump in the road or something bigger to watch? Controversy. Pressure. And a league table that’s starting to get strange. 🎧 Listen now

Arsenal vs Chelsea delivered intensity, controversy and tactical battles. We break down the full game. Who controlled the tempo. Who stepped up. Who faded. And what this result actually means going forward in the season. Then we dive into the new 26/27 time-wasting rules. Football is shifting. Referees are being empowered, goalkeepers are under pressure, and game management might never look the same again. We explain what’s changing and whether this is good for the sport. Finally, we react to the UCL draw. Favourable ties? Nightmare matchups? Which clubs are quietly confident and who should be worried? Sharp analysis. Honest takes. No overreactions. 🎧 Listen now

This league makes no sense. Arsenal had it in their hands… and now? Dropped points again. The pressure is rising, the nerves are visible, and the question has to be asked. Are Arsenal actually bottling the title race? Meanwhile, the Top 5 race is embarrassing. Champions League football is sitting there, wide open, and nobody wants to grab it. Week after week, teams keep dropping points. Do these clubs even want it? And at the bottom? Panic. Proper panic. The relegation battle is getting desperate, and somebody is going down who thought they were safe. No excuses. No sugarcoating. Just football. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we’re talking culture, form, and uncomfortable truths. We open with J. Cole being back, what his return represents, and why timing and longevity matter. From music to football, relevance is never accidental. We then get into the best summer signings in the Premier League, breaking down who’s made the biggest impact so far, who’s exceeded expectations, and which signings are quietly shaping the season without the noise. Finally, we face the question many fans are still avoiding. Must we start coming to terms with Arsenal winning the league? We discuss form, consistency, mentality, and whether what we’re seeing now is simply too sustainable to dismiss. Perspective, honesty, and real conversation. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, perspective is everything. We start in Naples, where Meli watched Chelsea vs Napoli live in person, breaking down how the game felt inside the stadium. The atmosphere, the tempo, and the tactical details you only really notice when you’re there. We reflect on what that performance said about Chelsea in a European context, and how different football feels when you’re watching it unfold in real time. The conversation then moves to the weekend, with a breakdown of Chelsea vs West Ham on Saturday. We discuss performance versus result, recurring issues, and what this match revealed about where Chelsea are right now. We also briefly touch on Manchester United vs Fulham, focusing on control, moments, and what the result means in the bigger picture. Finally, we return to the question of Michael Carrick. If he secures a Top 4 finish, should he keep the job? We debate continuity versus ambition, and whether football sometimes overthinks what’s already working. Measured analysis, lived experience, and honest football conversation. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we do football properly. We open with a story from Kent, a regular on the show, who’s just watched Arsenal live at the San Siro in Milan, sharing what it felt like seeing them away from the Premier League spotlight and how that experience shaped expectations going into the weekend. From there, we get into the main body of the episode, breaking down the key talking points across the Premier League before turning our attention to Arteta vs Carrick, and what this matchup represented tactically and emotionally. Then comes the moment that changed everything. After the final whistle, we step outside and hit record again. A raw, unfiltered street reaction to Arsenal 2–3 Manchester United. No studio. No structure. Just emotion, perspective, and football in its purest form. United win it late, and the reaction says more than analysis ever could. This episode captures football as it’s meant to be experienced. In real time. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we zoom out and look at where football is actually heading. We start with a quick AFCON check-in, touching on key moments, standout players, and how the tournament continues to influence clubs back in Europe. From there, we break down the Carabao Cup semi-finals, analysing performances, tactical approaches, and what these games reveal about squad depth, priorities, and pressure at the top level. We then lock in our updated Premier League Top 7 predictions, discussing which teams are rising, which are slipping, and who feels genuinely stable heading into the business end of the season. Finally, we tackle the big conversation. Sporting Directors now hold the real power in football. The era of the all-powerful manager is fading, and we explore why recruitment structures, long-term planning, and boardroom decisions increasingly outweigh touchline influence. What does this mean for managers, clubs, and accountability moving forward? Context, clarity, and honest football conversation. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we take stock of a packed footballing week and ask some uncomfortable questions about leadership, decision making, and direction. We open with light banter before diving into a Premier League Gameweek 20 review, touching on standout performances and worrying trends as the season starts to take shape. The focus then shifts to AFCON, where we break down the quarter-final action, analyse the semi-finals, and give our winner predictions as the tournament reaches its business end. From there, it’s all about managers and signings. Who do we actually want leading our clubs forward? Is Pep Guardiola about to push Arsenal off the top with the Semenyo signing, and is that his final move or just the beginning? At Manchester United, we ask whether the board are repeating the same mistakes again and again, and whether Einstein’s definition of insanity applies perfectly to their decision making. We also debate Chelsea’s direction. Is Liam the right man for the job, or just another name in an ongoing cycle? And would seeing Ole back at United really be progress, or just nostalgia dressed as stability? Finally, we look ahead to the FA Cup, giving our winner predictions and asking whether Chelsea genuinely have a chance, or if Manchester City are simply inevitable. Analysis, perspective, and honest football conversation. 🎧 Listen now

Another morning, another headline. On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we react to a chaotic start to the day in football. Enzo Maresca has left Chelsea, and Amorim has been sacked — forcing a bigger conversation about modern football, managerial churn, and the lie we keep telling ourselves about “projects”. We break down what went wrong at Chelsea, why Maresca’s exit feels inevitable rather than surprising, and why changing the manager yet again does nothing to address the deeper structural issues at the club. At this point, the question is simple. What is Chelsea actually moving forward? We also react to the news of Amorim’s dismissal, asking how much responsibility really sits with managers when club hierarchies remain unstable and short-term thinking dominates decision making. Elsewhere, we look at Aston Villa’s continued push, contrasting stability with chaos, and touch on AFCON heating up, with the tournament once again set to influence the second half of the Premier League season. Perspective, accountability, and honesty — this one’s necessary. 🎧 Listen now

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we break down a turbulent festive period in the Premier League — and ask the uncomfortable questions clubs don’t want to answer. We start at Chelsea, where Enzo Maresca’s tactical ideas are colliding with deeper institutional issues. Is the board and sporting structure failing the manager? And why does it feel like the fan base is paying the price for long-term confusion and short-term thinking? At Manchester United, the focus turns to Kobbie Mainoo — but with a new angle. We discuss how Amorim’s recent tactical and managerial adjustments have changed United’s approach, why those changes were made, and why they might finally be showing early signs of improvement. We also zoom out to assess the festive period itself — fixture congestion, player fatigue, squad depth, and whether the Premier League’s most traditional schedule is now doing more harm than good. Insight, frustration, context, and clarity — all in one episode. 🎧 Listen now.

On this episode of The Bodega Babies Podcast, the boys debate some all-time Premier League greatness. We rank the best French, Spanish, Italian, and Brazilian players to ever play in the Premier League, arguing impact vs talent, longevity vs peak, and legacy vs nostalgia. Then we react to the newly revealed World Cup ticket prices — and yeah… pffff. We break down who the World Cup is actually being priced for, how it compares to previous tournaments, and what it means for real fans and matchday atmosphere. We wrap things up with a big question shaking up Liverpool discourse: Is Mo Salah being unfairly blamed for Liverpool’s downfall, or is there some truth to it? We dig into tactics, structure, expectations, and whether Salah has become an easy scapegoat during a difficult period for LFC. Debate-heavy, opinionated, and unapologetic — welcome back to The Bodega. #BodegaBabiesPodcast #PremierLeague #MoSalah #Liverpool #WorldCup2026 #FootballDebate #FootballTalk #PLLegends

Step into the office… because this was a depressing week of football across the board. Manchester United, Chelsea, and Arsenal all gave their fans fresh pain, and we break down the chaos club by club — performances, tactics, mentality, and where each team goes from here. But the headline of the week? Mo Salah dropping a bomb after the Leeds game. We unpack what he said, why it’s got Liverpool fans rattled, and what it means for his future in the Premier League. Then we switch gears and react to the World Cup group stage draw, giving first impressions, surprises, dark horses, and early predictions on who qualifies and who’s going home early. We wrap up with a full Manchester United vs Wolves preview, analysing form, danger players, tactical match-ups and score predictions. Pain, surprises, reactions and big statements — welcome back to The Bodega. #BodegaBabiesPodcast #PremierLeague #MoSalah #Liverpool #ManchesterUnited #Chelsea #Arsenal #WorldCup2026 #WorldCupGroups #UnitedVsWolves #FootballTalk #FootballDebate

This week on The Bodega Babies Podcast, the boys break down a wild stretch of European football. We open with Manchester United, because honestly… that’s the joke. Another meltdown, more inconsistency, and more questions about the club’s direction in the Premier League. Then we shift to the fireworks: 🔴 Arsenal thrash Bayern, delivering a statement win filled with pace, power and control. 🔵 Chelsea dominate Barcelona, showing a level of confidence and tactical clarity that fans have been begging for. To close, we preview the massive Chelsea vs Arsenal showdown — key battles, tactical match-ups, form analysis, and predictions for one of the biggest fixtures of the Premier League weekend. Strong takes. Real analysis. Zero filters. This is The Bodega. #BodegaBabiesPodcast #PremierLeague #Arsenal #Chelsea #Bayern #Barcelona #ManUnited #ChelseaVsArsenal #FootballTalk #UCL

The boys are back with another high-energy session inside The Bodega. We start with a dive into Premier League hot takes, putting the boldest football opinions under the microscope and deciding which ones hold weight — and which ones belong straight in the bin. Then it’s time for a full Chelsea review, breaking down recent performances, tactics, key players, and where the club truly stands heading into the next stretch of the Premier League season. To wrap up, we look ahead with a Manchester United vs Everton preview, analysing form, momentum, weaknesses, and what each side needs to do to take the points this weekend. Raw football talk. Strong opinions. Zero filters. This is The Bodega Babies Podcast. #BodegaBabiesPodcast #PremierLeague #Chelsea #ManUnited #Everton #FootballTalk #FootballDebate #HotTakes #PremierLeaguePreview

The boys welcome a special guest — Tumetse, a sports lawyer currently working with Real Madrid — for one of the most insightful episodes of The Bodega Babies Podcast yet. After some warm-up banter, we dive straight into the Premier League’s new era: wage anchoring, SCR, and the possible end of PSR. With Premier League spending caps under fire, Tumetse gives us a Real Madrid-level perspective on the legal battles these rules could trigger — from PFA challenges to competitive fairness. We also deliver our updated Premier League Top 10 predictions, full of chaos, shocks, and strong football takes. At 15H45, we begin Sports Law 101, where our Real Madrid guest breaks down: ⚖️ How legally vulnerable wage anchoring and SCR could be ⚖️ Whether spending caps violate competition principles ⚖️ Where multi-club ownership crosses into illegality ⚖️ The biggest myths fans believe about football transfers If you love Premier League debate, sports law, or just want Real Madrid–level insight into football politics — this is the episode. #BodegaBabiesPodcast #PremierLeague #WageAnchoring #PSR #SCR #RealMadrid #SportsLaw #FootballLaw #PremierLeaguePredictions

The Bodega Babies Podcast welcomes a special guest — The Shepherd — for an unfiltered Premier League debate. From the Manager of the Month race to whether English teams have made the Champions League 2025 too easy, the boys dive into the hot topics lighting up football right now. Expect raw opinions, tactical insight, and plenty of banter as Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United each get their turn under the spotlight. It’s another chaotic, entertaining session inside The Bodega — your home for real football talk and unapologetic Premier League chat. 🎧 Note: The Shepherd’s mic comes through a little muffled, but his takes? Crystal clear. #BodegaBabiesPodcast #PremierLeague #ChampionsLeague #FootballTalk #TheShepherd #Arsenal #Chelsea #ManUnited

Special Guest Episode! This week, we brought in Arsenal fan Bachir to settle one of football’s biggest debates — the All-Time Manchester United & Arsenal Combined XI. Spoiler: chaos, arguments, and shameless bias all included. Plus: • 🔥 Chelsea, Arsenal & Man United match reviews • 😂 FPL delusion & banter — the usual • ⚔️ Club bias at its peak Tap in, this one gets HEATED 😤🎙️ Follow & rate ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — it helps more than you know!

Chaos all over the Premier League — Chelsea and Liverpool both lose while United are suddenly flying under Amorim. Can they make it five in a row? And the question no one wants to ask out loud: is it finally Arsenal’s year to win the bloody league? We break it all down in this week’s episode — form, tactics, madness and banter as always.

With the co-hosts down sick, this week’s Bodega Babies Podcast turned into an impromptu special with a guest in the hot seat. We unpacked Chelsea, Arsenal, and United’s latest performances, debated which Premier League manager is next to get the sack, and ended with a quick chat about our FPL (nothing too serious this time). A laid-back but loaded football chat — raw, unfiltered, and full of unexpected takes. 🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts via linktr.ee/BodegaBabies

The Bodega Babies are back with another loaded episode! We kick things off reacting to the Ballon d’Or — does any of our clubs actually have a future winner in their squad? 👀 Then we dig into Arteta’s tinkering and why his starting XIs might cost Arsenal the league. From there it’s all about managers speaking out in the media — do we love it or hate it? And of course, we wrap with game reviews: Chelsea vs Brighton and Brentford vs United. It’s banter, debates, and football talk the Bodega way.

UCL nights are back and so is The Bodega Babies Podcast! This week we talk: • Marcus Rashford playing with a smile at Barcelona — free at last? • Chelsea vs Bayern — the big UCL clash. • Liverpool leaving it late (again) vs Atlético Madrid. • Arsenal’s squad — just how good are they right now? • United vs Chelsea — 3 things we learnt from the showdown. Football talk, banter, debates — the usual stuff.

Season 2, Episode 4 of The Bodega Babies Podcast is here! We chop it up on: • Ange Ball at Nottingham Forest — what his football looks like and how it’s shaping the side. • Chelsea charged by the FA — what this actually means for the club. • Arsenal & Chelsea ball talk — breaking down the way both sides are playing. • United… cursed? We debate whether the problems go deeper than managers and players. Chilled, heated, funny — it’s all in here.

This week on The Bodega Babies Podcast: Daniel Levy steps away from Spurs — what does it mean for the club’s future? We dig into VAR and ask: were you ever here to help? Then it’s on to the new wonderkids under 21 lighting up the Premier League — who’s set for a breakout season? Finally, we go club by club through the current Top 6 (Liverpool, Chelsea, City, Arsenal, Newcastle, Villa) and rate their front 3s — who’s got the deadliest attack?

United are in chaos—28 points from 29 games, Amorim under fire, and a shock defeat to Grimsby. We dive into Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson saga before chopping up transfer window madness and why the season starts before the market closes. Then it’s all eyes on Europe with our UCL fixture reactions.

Season 2 is here! We kick things off with a chilled catch-up — life updates, jokes, and of course some football talk. No agenda, just vibes to start the new season. 🎧 Tap in and ride with us for another year of Bodega Babies.

t’s the season finale, and you already know how we’re starting: United finish 15th, bottle the Europa League final, and get cooked. Spurs win silverware , and somehow Chelsea are back in the Champions League. We break it all down, then it’s time for the first ever Bodega Football Awards — from Player of the Season to Flop of the Season, no filter, no fence-sitting, just pure football truth. Then we crown the FPL Champion and enter the trash talk arena — celebration, shame, smoke… it’s beautiful chaos. And to wrap it up, we react to Chelsea making it back into the Champions League — is this redemption or just a soft landing after a weird season?

We kick off this week’s pod with some culture — music, madness, and life outside the pitch. Then it’s straight to the drama: Trent booed by his own fans at Anfield. Is that justified, or have supporters lost the plot? Then we get into the shock of the week: Crystal Palace WINNING the FA Cup Final. City couldn’t stop them. What does this mean for Palace? Are they now a legit threat, or was this a perfect storm? Finally, the transfer window chatter is already bubbling — who’s on the move, what deals are confirmed, and who’s already looking desperate before the market even opens?

Spurs and United have been stinking up the league all season… and now they’re in the Europa League final. Is this a redemption arc or just embarrassing? We break down whether Rúben Amorim and Postecoglou have actually salvaged their seasons — or if one match is papering over a mess. Then it’s Chelsea in the Conference League final, and Enzo Maresca is saying “we’re back.” But are they? Is a trophy in Europe’s third-tier competition something to shout about for a club with their budget and ambitions? And finally, we get into the Champions League final — PSG vs Inter. No English or Spanish teams. No stars like Mbappé or Haaland. But maybe, just maybe… the highest-quality football we’ve seen in years?

Banter flying, agendas cooking, and chaos reigning. This week, we dive into Spurs and United somehow sneaking into the Champions League conversation, but do they actually deserve it? Then we hit the highest of highs with Champions League talk, where the quality of football has left jaws on the floor. And with a wild 8 Premier League teams potentially playing in next season’s UCL, we ask: is that good for football… or too much of a good thing?

his week on The Bodega Babies Podcast, we’re all over the madness, from Barcelona vs Real Madrid drama in the Copa del Rey, to United’s standards being at rock bottom, and the top 4 race getting spicy. We also chop up some wild FA Cup results, and get into Enzo Maresca’s comments about what counts as a “good season” in football today. No script, no structure , just pure football talk and vibes. 🎙️🔥 Tap in.

Champions League nights never disappoint — and this week, Arsenal shocked the world. We break down their win and how they flipped the script, then take a wider look at the UCL showdowns that shook Europe. Next, we’ve got to talk about it… Andre Onana. Is it time to admit he’s just not it? We dive into his performances and ask whether United’s problems start between the sticks. Finally, we wrap things up with the weekend match highlights — screamers, upsets, and who’s really moving mad across the leagues.

This week, we’re going in deep. What does it even mean to be a captain in today’s game? We dig into the role of leadership, the evolution of the armband, and whether modern captains actually matter. Then it’s all eyes on the weekend — we break down the big fixtures and give our predictions for the Manchester Derby. Finally, it’s time to ruffle some feathers: which players are the most overhyped right now, and who’s getting overlooked?

Some players shine for a few seasons, others dominate for a decade—but who would you rather have? This week, we debate peak vs. longevity and settle the score on football’s biggest “what ifs.” Then, we dive into the ultimate fantasy transfer: if you could bring one retired legend back to your club, who would it be? Finally, we wrap up with Career Roulette, where we test each other’s knowledge by guessing players based on their career paths. Tune in for debates, nostalgia, and some heated discussions. Who’s your pick?

Episode 9 of The Bodega Babies Podcast is here! We start off with Noah’s quiz, putting our football knowledge to the test. Then, it’s time for Buy One, Sell One, Keep One—looking at our clubs’ current squads, who do we invest in, who gets shown the door, and who is untouchable? We also break down the domestic cup debate—why do English clubs and fans look down on the FA Cup & Carabao Cup? Is it the same in Italy, or do they still respect their cup competitions? And finally, we talk Champions League favourites—who’s really built to go all the way this season? Tap in for all that and more! 🎧

Episode 8 of The Bodega Babies Podcast is here, and it’s a big one! We’re diving into the UCL madness—Atlético vs Real controversy, that double touch penalty mess, and whether Liverpool deserved better against PSG. Then we’re asking the big question—what’s actually a successful season for your team? Are expectations too high, or are clubs underachieving? We also break down Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s interview with Gary Neville—is he really bringing change to United, or just another smooth talker? And to wrap it up, we’re rating the leaked 25/26 kits—some are 🔥, some are absolute disasters. Tap in for all that and more! 🎧

In Episode 7 of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we dive into one of football’s biggest debates—who had the worst “worst era”: Manchester United or Arsenal? We break down their rock-bottom moments, the most painful seasons, and decide which club suffered more. Then, we turn our attention to Mohamed Salah’s unreal form. The Liverpool star refuses to slow down, and we discuss just how ridiculous his consistency is. Is he still underrated, or are we finally giving him his due? Finally, we round up the biggest matches of the week, covering shock results, standout performances, and all the major talking points from the latest Premier League action. Tap in for banter, debates, and top-tier football analysis! 🎙⚽🔥

Episode 6 of The Bodega Babies Podcast is here, and we’re asking the big question—are American owners ruining football? We break down how AC Milan and AS Roma have fared under US ownership and whether this new wave of investors is good or bad for the game. Joining us for this discussion is AC Milan fan Boris Akeem (@akeemakart on IG), who brings his insight on what’s really happening at Milan. Then, we shift gears to FPL, discussing chip strategies, the best time to use Wildcard, Bench Boost, or Free Hit, and key players to target. Finally, we wrap up with a full Gameweek Round-Up, covering the biggest matches from the Prem and Serie A. Tap in for real football talk, unfiltered debates, and top-tier banter! 🎧

Episode 5 of The Bodega Babies Podcast is here, and we’re not holdin’ back! We kick things off with a Mystery Quiz Challenge, and this time, Kent’s in the hot seat! Did he crumble or rise to the occasion? You gotta listen to find out. Then, it’s time for The Worst Awards as we break down the season’s biggest flops. Worst manager, worst player, worst team, and worst ref—no one is safe from the smoke. We wrap things up with a Football Round-Up, chopping it up about all the action from the Game Week, from shock results to standout performances. Tune in for unfiltered football talk, wild takes, and plenty of laughs. Don’t miss it

In Episode 4 of The Bodega Babies Podcast, we explore some of football’s most intriguing conspiracy theories—are they fact or fiction? We also break down whether big clubs are rushing young talents into the spotlight too soon and what that means for their careers. Finally, we close the episode with our Football Cypher, freestyling bars over a beat with a football twist. Tune in for thoughtful debates and creative vibes!