SBS The World Game Football podcast

For the first time in 12 years the world's premier club competition, the Premier League returns to free-to-television on SBS. And our panel of experts, Erdem Koc and Clint Bolton join The World Game host, Lucy Zelic to wrap up Round one of the Premier League, including first up wins in charge of the Manchester clubs for Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho.

Premier League Podcast Extra - Round 1 - Wrap by SBS The World Game

Before the Premier League season starts, let's have a closer at the movers and shakers in the transfer market,

No doubt Leicester City was a surprise winner last year.. but can they do it again this year? Remember SBS will broadcast 38 LIVE matches across the season, that's a grand total of 114 Premier League matches over the three year-deal.

With the Premier League about to start, we have a closer look at the managers for this upcoming season. Remember SBS will broadcast 38 LIVE matches across the season, that's a grand total of 114 Premier League matches over the three year-deal.

For the first time in 12 years the world's premier club competition, the Premier League returns to free-to-television on SBS. And our panel of experts, Erdem Koc and Clint Bolton join The World Game host, Lucy Zelic to preview the 2016-2017 Premier League season and dissect who will take out the title in what could well be the greatest campaign of them all.

SBS Managing Director Michael Ebeid talks about how excited the public broadcaster is to bring the Premier League back to free-to-air television after more than a decade. With 38 LIVE matches across the season, that's a grand total of 114 Premier League matches over the three year-deal.

It's instalment three of our feature series on The World Game in which Les Murray chats with some of the most fascinating and iconic figures in football, This time Les is joined by the youngest Australian footballer to sign a professional contract in any of the top five leagues in Europe, PANOS ARMENAKAS. The 17 year-old is on the books at Serie A side Udinese and last October played in the FIFA U-17 World Cup with the Joeys. The interview covers a range of topics including Armenakas's football career path, recovering from a long-term injury, playing for Greece's U-17's, his experience with Australia's U-17's, his prospects at Udinese and more.

It was quite the European Championship in 2016 – we witnessed Iceland make history, Portugal won their first major trophy despite finishing third in their group, England suffered some serious embarrassment but the real icing on the cake has been some of the tremendous memories. Let’s reminisce on what took place over the past month in France.

In the final instalment of our EURO 2016 podcast, Lucy Zelic is joined by Sebsatian Hassett and one of the happiest Portugal tragics in Sydney, Vitor Sobral to wrap up the final and the tournament at large. So what did our experts think of the decider? Cristiano Ronaldo's impact, both on and off the field? How Paul Pogba fared? Seb and Vitor rank their top 3 players and moments of the tournament and their best XI's. It's also adieu to the French Word of the Day.

A first ever meeting at a European Championship between these past winners but interestingly it's France that hold the head-to-head advantage. Yet when it matters most history is on the side of Germany. So who will progress to the final?

The expanded 2016 European Championship saw a number of shock results highlighted by Iceland's fairytale win and Wales progressing to the semi-finals but they aren't the only major shocks in the tournaments storied history. In 1992 and 2004 two rank outsiders went all the way. Will the feat be repeated 12 years later by The Dragons?

In the fifth instalment of our EURO 2016 podcast, Lucy Zelic is joined by Mr Football, Les Murray, and Portugal tragic Vitor Sobral to wrap up the quarter-final action and preview the two semi-finals. Both experts predict who will face off the Stade de France decider after examining the Portugal v Wales and Germany v France clashes while Les names his discovery of the tournament. There is a look back at some of the EURO 2016 upsets and some from years gone by while the French lessons continue for our panel. And we'll be back for a final EURO 2016 pod instalment hours after Monday's big game to wrap it all up and look back at the month-long tournois.

What has happened in the first three weeks at EURO 2016? For those that have chosen sleep over LIVE matches, here's is a quick round-up of all the on-field action ahead of the business end of the tournament.

What could the BREXIT potentially mean for the world of football? In particular the English Premier League? And which players could have their club futures cast into doubt?