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James Richardson
James Richardson hosts guardian.co.uk's football podcast Football Weekly. He was previously the host of the legendary Channel 4 show Football Italia.
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The podders analyse Portugal’s win against Poland and look ahead to Wales’ quarter-final with Belgium Plus, the view from Buenos Aires on Leo Messi’s international retirement
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France rally against Ireland to advance to the quarter-finals, where they’ll be joined by Germany and Belgium. Plus, Spain and Italy prepare to face off once more, while Iceland await England
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Gareth Bale and co progress to the quarter-finals. Plus, previews of France v Ireland and Germany v Slovakia, and the definitive word on who would win: 11 Cristiano Ronaldos or 11 James Milners?
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The podders look back on the culmination of the domestic season, with playoff glory for AFC Wimbledon, Barnsley and Hull - and an 11th European Cup for Real Madrid. Plus, the most loathsome players in the game
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Louis Van Gaal says his goodbyes as Manchester United prepare to appoint José Mournho as their new manager. Plus, Hibernian’s historic Scottish Cup victory; Frank Lampard’s first appearance of the MLS season; and a preview of the all-Madrid Champions League final
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Sevilla destroy Liverpool to win their third title in a row. Plus: AFC Wimbledon head to Wembley; John Terry’s new contract; and an FA Cup final preview
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The podders look back on all the drama from the final weekend of the Premier League season. Plus, Liverpool prepare for Sevilla in the Europa League final and Roy Hodgson names his provisional England squad for Euro 2016
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David Conn joins us to discuss the conclusions of the inquest into the Hillsborough disaster. Plus, Atlético out-muscle Bayern in Europe, and Leicester head to Old Trafford just one win from the Premier League crown
Podcast Portugal are champions of Europe – Euro 2016 Football Daily