The wildest game of the World Cup so far had no goals scored

Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe are back together to dissect the dreadful draw that sent the Three Lions crashing back down to earth — and they also explain why no one should be panicking about England just yet. Cristiano Ronaldo is back after scoring two against Uzbekistan, and Rebecca makes the case for why he might be the most fascinating human at the World Cup. Then they answer the big question ahead of the USMNT’s final group game vs. Turkey: Who should play?After the Whistle is an Apple News Original podcast presented by Verizon.

No Christian Pulisic, no problem for the USMNT as the Guys cruise past Australia to punch their ticket to the round of 32. Mauricio Pochettino’s second World Cup win has Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe drinking the chimichurri-flavored Kool-Aid. They hail the incredible Seattle crowd that caused an earthquake, sing the praises of breakout star Alex Freeman, and wonder: Can the U.S. actually win it all? Then the duo look ahead to a packed weekend, including Brendan’s beloved Netherlands facing Sweden, and Monday’s star-studded slate featuring Messi, Mbappé, and Haaland. Plus, Rebecca reassesses her opinion on the tournament’s many rule changes.After the Whistle is an Apple News Original podcast presented by Verizon.

Is it finally coming home? A joyous Brendan and Rebecca reunite to break down arguably the game of the tournament so far: England’s impressive opening win over old foes Croatia. Was this the Three Lions’ best attacking performance in years? How worried should we be about that defense? And is a foreign coach eligible for knighthood? Then, they debate whether this is the greatest World Cup ever, react to Portugal’s problematic draw with Congo, and preview Friday’s titanic clash between the USMNT and Australia. Plus, Brendan explains his beef with Mbappé’s flute celebration.After the Whistle is an Apple News Original podcast presented by Verizon.

Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe react to the opening weekend of the World Cup, including Spain’s stunning draw with Cape Verde, Japan’s valiant fightback against the Netherlands, and Brazil’s physical contest with Morocco. They also discuss Australia’s 2-0 win over Türkiye and how scared the U.S. should be of the Socceroos, and praise dark horses Sweden after a 5-1 demolition of Tunisia. Then, they look ahead to a jam-packed week of action, including the USMNT’s big match on Friday vs. Australia, England’s opener against Croatia, and much more.After the Whistle is an Apple News Original podcast presented by Verizon.

Fresh off of witnessing the USMNT’s dazzling World Cup opener against Paraguay in person, Brendan and Rebecca rush back to the studio to relive it all together. From Folarin Balogun’s brilliant brace, to Gio Reyna’s delicious finish, to the incredible atmosphere at Los Angeles Stadium, they rave about a perfect first game for Mauricio Pochettino’s guys. After the Whistle is an Apple News Original podcast presented by Verizon.

With the World Cup about to kick off, it’s time for Brendan Hunt’s and Rebecca Lowe’s predictions: Who are their dark horses? Which surprising team is going to crash out early? Which young star will break out? And of course: Which team will go all the way? Plus, everything to watch for in all 12 groups, and the rule change that could change how we watch and talk about soccer. After the Whistle is an Apple News Original podcast presented by Verizon.

Rebecca Lowe and Brendan Hunt reunite after three years away from the mic — this time, recording together in person for the first time, in a studio with real walls (and fake grass). Just ahead of the biggest World Cup in history, they discuss how the USMNT is looking after a 2-1 loss to Germany in their final friendly, and why they might exceed expectations on home soil. Plus, the hosts get into this year’s most controversial rule changes and how the heat could affect players more than ever before.After the Whistle with Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe is presented by Verizon.

Rebecca Lowe (Fox Sports) and Brendan Hunt (‘Ted Lasso’) are back for the 2026 World Cup. Forty-eight teams will play across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada this summer until one is named champion. Will it be Argentina (again)? Or early favorites, like Spain or France? And how far will the U.S. go on home soil? We’ll help you to understand the tournament and all the excitement right here.

In the aftermath of Spain’s World Cup win, Brendan and Rebecca marvel at the squad’s total dominance and wonder what went so wrong for England. Then, they get into the controversy between the Spanish players and coach Jorge Vilda, why you still can’t buy Mary Earps’s jersey, and the utter absurdity of the postgame trophy presentation. ‘Men in Blazers’ co-founder Roger Bennett joins the show to help process England’s loss and to give his take on what’s next for the USWNT and women’s soccer culture around the globe. ‘After the Whistle with Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe’ is presented by State Farm®

It’s a listener mailbag! Brendan and Rebecca take questions on who should be the USWNT’s next coach, their picks for goal of the tournament, male coaches in the women’s game, netball basics, the new power centers of women’s soccer, and the secret to Lindsey Horan’s swishy ponytail. Then they look ahead to the World Cup final, and Rebecca offers up her take on whether Lauren James should start for the Lionesses post-suspension. ‘After the Whistle with Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe’ is presented by State Farm®