Internationals Are Only Fun If You're Welsh! | The Football Booth | SEASON 4 | EPISODE 24
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Internationals Are Only Fun If You're Welsh! | The Football Booth | SEASON 4 | EPISODE 24
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This week on The Football Booth Podcast, we dive into all the highs and lows from the international break, plus the latest from our Football Manager challenge!
- Scotland’s Nations League Disaster: After a crucial 1-0 win in Greece, Steve Clarke’s men collapsed in the second leg, losing 3-0 and suffering relegation to Group B. Where do they go from here?
- Wales Start Strong!: Craig Bellamy’s side is off to a solid start in their World Cup qualifying campaign after a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan in Cardiff. Can they keep up the momentum with a tough away fixture against North Macedonia on Tuesday night?
- Club Football Recap: We take a look at how Celtic and Cardiff left things before the international break and what’s ahead when domestic action returns.
- FM Challenge Update!: Fennan, Mayhem, and Gondor continue their Ligue 1 journeys—who’s climbing the table, and who’s struggling to keep up?
All this and more in another action-packed episode of The Football Booth Podcast!
#ScotlandNT #CelticFC #CardiffCity #Wales #NationsLeague #WorldCupQualifiers #FootballPodcast #FMChallenge
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