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Touchline Fracas is a weekly Football Podcast that gives you enthralling debates from all corners of the footballing world. Whatever the subject, you are guaranteed differing opinions and Touchline Fracas gives regular football fans a platform to voice those opinions and debate with other fans whose opinions contrast.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Club loyalties sharpen detailed arguments about Premier League tactics, selection, recruitment and the emotional consequences of results.
Touchline Fracas turns Premier League results into animated panel arguments about how matches shifted and who bears responsibility. League-wide discussions share space with club-focused editions on Liverpool, Chelsea and Spurs, giving the show room to move from the table and…
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A sharp, messy Premier League argument about Arsenal, Chelsea, and the cost of every mistake.
This episode circles a familiar Premier League fault line: Arsenal, Chelsea, goalkeeper standards, and how one mistake gets stretched under Sunday pressure.
A furious United post-mortem that turns one bad night into a standards argument.
Mugga turns a Manchester United loss into a standards argument, and the anger in the room matters as much as the tactical reading. The sharpest stretch comes when the discussion narrows into specifics: Mainoo's heavy touch, the caution in midfield, Casemiro and Bruno being off…
Scrappy, funny, and opinionated, with enough tactical bite to make the noise worthwhile.
This episode turns club frustration into a scrappy football argument with some real bite. It circles selection dilemmas, the temptation to leave a hot hand on the bench, and the awkward job of creating the right moments without starting the right player.
A frustrated Spurs debrief that keeps the focus on the match and the mood.
New Spurs Order comes across as a restrained Spurs debrief, fixed on the mood around the club after the Forest loss. The panel works through the set-piece moments, the second-half collapse, and the larger question of where confidence is supposed to come from next, especially…
A blunt post-loss United discussion that keeps circling back to tactical and managerial detail.
The episode starts with the Newcastle loss and soon makes Aston Villa the wider standard, folding both sides' recent runs into one larger argument.
A lively Liverpool debate about form, selection, and whether dropping a superstar was the right call.
This Liverpool episode opens on a rare bright patch: back to back wins, back to back clean sheets, and a room that sounds better than it has lately.
A Carrick-and-Carrington case that keeps coming back to the academy route.
The discussion stays focused on whether Carrick is worth the risk and on how much more Carrington should be asked to supply for the first team.
A bleak Liverpool check-in that ties top-four and top-five hopes to the squad rebuild.
The episode frames Liverpool talk around a win over Manchester City and the larger question of whether top-four and top-five hopes can still hold.
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LDN, German, and guest Kite come in hot after a good Arsenal result and a burst of high energy.
The hosts analyze Liverpool's 4-1 win over Newcastle, focusing on Canate's emotional goal after his father's death and the team's improved performance.
The panel opens on Mo Salah's announced Liverpool departure.
Touchline Fracas focuses on Arsenal’s response to the Wolves draw and the North London Derby win, with the hosts saying the result mattered because the title chase is now down to 10 games.
The Touchline Fracas panel recaps a pivotal Premier League weekend, focusing on Manchester City's dramatic draw with Liverpool and Manchester United's win over Tottenham.
Touchline Frack Up begins in a spot every football fan recognises: frustration, gallows humour, and plenty of venting.
Chris opens on Liverpool's win over Manchester City and the VAR fallout around it.
Touchline Fracas' "New Spurs Order | He's finally gone | THFC Podcast" centers on Tottenham's home loss to Newcastle, with the hosts describing a 4 shots to 11 first-half split and 0.3 xG to 3 big chances.
Carrick sits at the centre of things here.
The room opens on rare Liverpool comfort after back to back wins and clean sheets.
Fahey opens by checking in with Manny and Naomi after a win, and nobody is keen to pretend everything is suddenly fixed.
Tottenham's 4-1 home defeat to Arsenal on 22 February is used as the starting point for a long post-match breakdown, with the hosts calling the result a humiliation and a “fake scoreline” because Arsenal looked in control for most of the game.
SV Carboholic and Louis react to Arsenal beating Brighton while still feeling uneasy after the Chelsea finish, and they describe the late minutes as a test of nerve after Man City’s dropped points.
Tappan Tobes and Booker T spend most of "New Spurs Order | Save your tears | THFC Podcast" on Tottenham’s 5-2 collapse against Atletico Madrid and the fallout from it.
Lewis hosts Shabs and Khalil on Touchline Gunners, and the discussion starts with Sunday feeling like a "depressing day" after Arsenal's loss.
Mugga comes back angry.
Touchline Fracas opens with Liverpool’s rotated side against Spurs, where the hosts pick apart Alisson’s return, Gakpo up top, and another Szoboszlai free-kick.
MUGA opens with a two-man step and a quick mention of the five-a-side on 31 May.
Christian and Fahey open by saying it feels better to talk after a Liverpool win than to repeat the same complaints week after week.
Lewis spends much of this Touchline Fracas episode arguing that Riccardo Calafiori's injury record makes him hard to trust, using the line that he cannot play more than three games in a row.
Booker T and Ohio aka Macho Man break down Tottenham’s latest Premier League loss after a home game against Crystal Palace, with Spurs 16th on 29 points and Palace 13th on 38.
Kai Havertz is expected to miss Brentford and possibly Spurs with a muscular injury, and the hosts connect that setback to Arsenal already being without Saka and Martín Ødegaard.
Touchline Fracas's Arsenal episode centers on the 1-0 Wolves result, with the hosts saying Arsenal went ahead in the fifth minute and still failed to finish the match in the first half.
Touchline Fracker opens on the weekend Premier League picture and quickly lands on Arsenal’s title push before moving to Chelsea’s must-win test at Villa Park.
Chelsea’s 2-2 draw with Leeds becomes the lens for a wider argument about Liam Rosini, Enzo Maresca, and why Chelsea still look more cohesive despite the result.
Meads and Timson break down Chelsea’s 2-0 comeback against West Ham and say it was the first time the club had ever overturned a two-goal half-time deficit to win.
The hosts and guests of New Spurs Order dissect Tottenham's dire season, focusing on a crushing loss to Nottingham Forest, fan disillusionment, player motivation issues, and managerial uncertainty.
Touchline Fracas' Kop End Fracas episode centers on Liverpool's trip to Galatasaray, with the hosts calling the team "mudded" and "crap at the moment" before the match analysis even settles.
Touchline Fracas: A Premier League Football Podcast centers this episode on Tottenham's 2-0 loss to Manchester United at Old Trafford, with goals from Mbumo and Bruno Fernandes.
The panel opens fast, gets through the introductions and social plug, and moves straight into Arsenal versus Chelsea.
Chelsea's FA Cup win over Wrexham and the PSG match dominate this Chessy Hour episode, with the hosts saying Wrexham's 1.87 xG made the 4-2 scoreline flatter Chelsea.
A roundtable discussion among fans previewing and analyzing a crucial Premier League title race match between Arsenal and Manchester City.
A weekly football podcast featuring fan debates and analysis of Premier League action.
Two Arsenal fans discuss the team's recent performances, including a win over Bournemouth and the upcoming match against Manchester City, while debating the team's chances in the Premier League title race.
Two fans react live to a Premier League match, discussing lineup surprises and team performance.
Host and co-host react live to Arsenal losing to Bournemouth, analyzing the match and its title race implications.
A roundtable discussion analyzing the pivotal weekend in the Premier League title race.
The hosts apologize for the podcast delay and briefly discuss a Rangers goal against Portal, setting up a football debate episode.
A weekly football podcast featuring fan debates and opinions on Premier League topics.
A weekly football podcast featuring fan debates and analysis of Premier League action.
A live post-match reaction show where hosts discuss Arsenal's game against Everton and the Premier League standings.