The Hooligan Soccer Podcast – The Who Cares Cups

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·24 March 2025

The Hooligan Soccer Podcast – The Who Cares Cups

On this fine Monday, we bring you another episode of The Hooligan Soccer Podcast. Today, we discuss the UEFA, CONCACAF and US Open Cup – what we like to call – the Who Cares Cups.

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Key Takeaways:

The UEFA Nations League is seen as a confusing and less engaging tournament.
Spain and France advanced in the Nations League quarterfinals, showcasing high-scoring matches.
New Zealand’s qualification for the World Cup is a significant achievement for the team.
The US Open Cup featured several giant killings, highlighting the unpredictability of the tournament.
Attendance at recent soccer events has been concerning, indicating a lack of interest in certain tournaments.
The Burrito Boys, a local soccer club, gained attention for their giant-killing performance in the US Open Cup.
Ronaldo’s performance is under scrutiny as he seems to be past his prime.
The podcast hosts reflect on the challenges of engaging fans in soccer tournaments.
The Oceania World Cup qualifiers saw Japan and New Zealand secure their spots in the World Cup.
The conversation highlights the need for more meaningful competitions in soccer.