Liam Greco
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Be part of these amazing interviews and conversations, deconstructing the complex world of women's soccer with me, LDG as host.From league matches to international competitions, this podcast covers it all, shining the spotlight on the extraordinary talents, tales, and victories of women's soccer players around the globe.Whether you're a die-hard supporter or new to the game, our podcast aims to inform and entertain, showcasing the undeniable impact and resilience of women in this beautiful game.Our coverage is expansive and in-depth, with unprecedented access to the world's best athletes through our weekly interviews. We will post an interview...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Liam Greco connects women's soccer results to tactics, personnel, and player development without pretending every performance offers a simple verdict.
Liam Greco turns women's soccer results into arguments about how teams are functioning. His solo episodes move from NWSL opening weekend and playoff matches to the USWNT, pairing immediate reactions with questions about midfield balance, ball progression, defensive matchups,…
Liam Greco turns a semifinal prediction into a double-pivot dilemma, if that's your kind of suspense.
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A clear, tactical first look at the NWSL opener, with only a mild pacing wobble.
LDG treats the 2026 NWSL opener like a useful league-night read rather than a victory lap. Portland's 1-0 win over Washington sets the frame, and the discussion stays on why the Spirit could not quite find the final pass with Kroy Bethune out of the mix.
A compact look at Haley Craig's path from peewee kickers and Stanford to Fort Lauderdale's new-look keeper room.
Haley Craig's interview tracks a clean line from peewee kickers and Stanford to Fort Lauderdale United, with last season's Super League final loss still hanging over the club.
A brisk, context-rich interview about opportunity, ambition, and what a new league could mean.
A Brooklyn FC midfielder anchors a brisk, thoughtful interview that starts with an earliest soccer memory shared with her mom and twin brother, then widens to the appeal of the U.S. second-division path and what a new league could mean for the next wave of players.
A clear look at how supporter culture shapes women s soccer, with Gotham s Cloud9 as the starting point.
This episode uses Cloud9 as a way into a bigger story: how supporter groups shape the culture around women s soccer. It moves from Gotham specifics to topics like tifos, club branding, and the work of building something with a team rather than just watching from the stands.
A warm, grounded women's soccer profile built around leadership, patience, and a six month reset.
Sophie Jones reads as a calm presence in Sporting Jacksonville's first season. The strongest stretch is the path from the early District 2 Cup memory with MP Strikers to the quieter work that shaped her game.
A player-first interview that follows Barr from Duke to the national-team level and keeps the focus on her growth.
This interview gives Bay FC fans a steady look at both Hannah B. Barr the player and Hannah B. Barr the person. It opens with an early soccer memory, then moves through Duke, a master's at Duke, the national-team call, and the pro step that has shaped her path.
A sharp championship preview that keeps the stakes, the injuries, and the final-third choices in view.
Sam Greco keeps this preview tight and usable, tracking Spirit vs. Gotham through the matchup itself rather than dressing it up. He settles on three things that matter: the wider stakes, Washington's injury picture, and the room Gotham may find in attack.
A flu-rattled year-end check-in on six women's soccer storylines heading into 2026.
LDG wraps 2025 with a late arriving episode built around six women's soccer storylines for 2026. The focus stays on the transfer market across the NWSL and Europe, then moves to the growing investment around Legacy and Denver, where on field progress and off field momentum seem…
Rivalry panic with tactical receipts.
Hanna Németh of SV Werder Bremen and the Hungarian national team traces her path from playing in a village garden to college soccer at Indiana University and then to the Frauen-Bundesliga.
The host previews all 16 NWSL teams for the 2026 season, starting with a critical analysis of the Utah Royals' roster and off-season signings.
The Women's Soccer Podcast sits down with Bay FC and U.S.
LDG closes the year with a delayed but grounded look at the women's soccer stories shaping 2026.
Liam Greco kicks off the year with a solo look at the 2026 NWSL offseason.
The show sits down with Marge and Nat from Cloud9, Gotham’s supporters group, and uses their story to open up the wider culture around women’s soccer supporter culture.
Sophie Jones joins the show to talk about life as Sporting Jacksonville's captain and midfielder.
The episode opens with a Gotham FC season preview.
Sam Greco opens by setting up the Spirit-Gotham championship as a top-of-the-pyramid matchup with a lot worth watching.
Liam Greco opens by leaning into the chaos of an unusual Wednesday recording, and that sets the tone for a playoff-heavy episode of the Women's Soccer Podcast.
Amber Wisner gets a direct, grounded interview.
Liam Greco opens with a packed look at the week's women's soccer news.
Utah Royals midfielder Aria Nagai tells Sam how a first rec-league handball, a family that watched Premier League on weekends, and years at Princeton and UNC shaped her path to the NWSL.
Liam Greco uses Trinity Rodman's future club situation to argue that the NWSL is at a turning point, especially after what he calls a very pre-planned PR push around a multi-million dollar contract rejection.
Shari Van Belle says her first senior Belgium call-up came as a surprise, including a 2017 debut where she came on at halftime and set up a goal in a 2-0 win.
Liam Greco opens with the USWNT's 2-0 She Believes Cup win over Argentina.
Karina Rodriguez talks through her path from SoCal youth soccer to Club América and the Mexico women’s national team, including the moment she learned of her senior call-up at UCLA from Mary Carmen Reyes.
Liam Greco opens by framing Gotham FC's championship as the kind of finish almost nobody had circled.
Emilía Kiær Ásgeirsdóttir of RB Leipzig talks about moving from FC Nordsjælland to the Frauen-Bundesliga, where she says the league’s depth means every weekend can demand a top-level performance.
The Women's Soccer Podcast interviews AFC Toronto forward Colby Barnett during the Northern Super League playoffs, with Toronto sitting at the top of the table and headed toward the Diana Matheson Cup.
The Women’s Soccer Podcast speaks with Charlton Athletic Women forward Karin Muya, whose club is undefeated and top of the WSL2 table after 13 matchdays.
Brooklyn FC midfielder Jess Garziano traces her path from backyard soccer with two older brothers to becoming St.
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Host LDG interviews Tampa Bay Sun FC defender Brooke Hendricks about her soccer career and early memories.
An interview with Lauren Flynn, a defender for Dallas Trinity and U.S.
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Host LDG interviews Mimi Van Zanten, a rookie defender for San Diego Wave FC, about her soccer journey from early memories to college success at Florida State, international play with Jamaica, and decision to go pro early.
Liam Greco, known on the show as LDG, uses The Women's Soccer Podcast's Ep.
Host Liam Greco interviews Sophia Poor, goalkeeper for London City Lionesses and England youth teams, about her journey from childhood fan to professional player.
Haley Craig sits down for a wide-ranging conversation about her path to Fort Lauderdale United.
The show sits down with Aliche Barberi, midfielder for Brooklyn Football Club, and moves quickly from her earliest soccer memory to the arc of her career.
Host Leon interviews Josefine Haspo, a midfielder for Gotham FC and the Danish Women's National Team, covering her early soccer memories, transition to Harvard, move to the NWSL, and experiences in international tournaments like the Euros.
Host LDG previews NWSL Decision Day, breaking down key matches, playoff implications, and player spotlights.
Host LDG interviews Jamaican international and Halifax Tides forward Tiffany Cameron about her move to Halifax, her career, and early soccer memories.
Host LDG interviews Montreal Roses defender Hayley Whitaker about her soccer journey and the upcoming Northern Super League playoffs.
Host Liam Greco discusses Boston Legacy FC's roster moves, NWSL playoff race, and pays tribute to coach Matt Beard.
Host Leigh-Anne Breckhobe interviews NWSL players Bailey Feist and Izzy Rodriguez about their soccer careers and experiences with the Kansas City Current.
In this 100th episode, host Liam Greco reflects on the podcast and answers listener questions about the show and women's soccer.
Host LDG reviews NWSL playoff quarterfinals and previews semifinals with tactical and analytical insights.