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On today’s pod: Ireland produced one of the great, chaotic international wins in Budapest, with Troy Parrott scoring twice in injury time to seal a hat-trick (and comeback) that sent the country into full delirium. The panel relives the moments, plus, hears from Barry Glendenning and David O’Doherty who share their excitement in voice note form.
Elsewhere, England completed a flawless qualifying campaign with eight wins from eight and no goals conceded. The panel discuss what we have learned from this campaign, and the headlines surrounding Jude Bellingham’s slow walk after being substituted.
Plus, the panel assesses the rest of the weekend’s World Cup qualifiers, as Scotland stay alive despite a defeat in Greece, Wales edges past Liechtenstein, and Norway batter Italy, with Erling Haaland continuing to break international records.
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