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On this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today: The 2017-2018 season is wrapping up across Europe. What was at stake on the final day of action and how did the Americans playing abroad fare? Let's put a bow on things in the EPL, Bundesliga and more. Could Wayne Rooney be coming to DC United? Steve and Tyler debate whether or not this is a good move. It's time to start talking about the World Cup! What is your favorite World Cup memory? What teams are you excited to watch? We take a dive into the biggest sporting event in the world.

On this week's episode: -We hopped around Europe to talk about all of the big topics across the pond. The Champions League Final between Liverpool and Real Madrid is set, while Arsenal is set to miss out on the Europa League Final thanks to Diego Simeone and Atletico Madrid. -Should Christian Pulisic move to Liverpool over the summer? There's been some noise that the young American could be reunited with his former coach, Jurgen Klopp. How would you feel about such a move? -Fans of the Seattle Sounders aren't happy about some comments made by their General Manager. Are they right to be? We'll talk about that and look around at the rest of MLS.

On this week's episode: -The USMNT isn't going to the World Cup but we can still talk about the news surrounding the team. Which players need a move this summer and when is US Soccer going to hire a GM? -Toronto couldn't get the job done against Chivas in the CCL final, but how big of a deal is this in the grand scheme of things? Steve says there's a more significant development taking place in MLS than the Champions League. -Liverpool came out flying, while Real Madrid just keeps doing their thing. Is the Champions League final already set?

Ahead on this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today: -Show founder and avid Manchester City fan Marc Stein joins Steve Davis to put a bow on City's title winning season. -#ArseneOut finally happened at Arsenal. What comes next? Steve is joined by Arsenal fan and play by play broadcaster Mark Followill to get his thoughts. -More thoughts on FC Dallas and the USMNT from Steve.

It's a big episode of Champions League! Was Juventus robbed or did Michael Oliver make the correct call? Did Pep Guardiola's antics cost Manchester City a chance to comeback against Liverpool? And what can you say about Roma's win over Barcelona? Plus, we have news and notes from around the world of soccer. This is an episode you won't want to miss.

On this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today: -The Zlatan show has landed in the United States and he announced his presence in a major way. Steve and Tyler take a dive into his debut and his impact on the Galaxy. -It was an incredible week of Champions League action. Can Manchester City dig out of the 3-0 hole against Liverpool? And how incredible was Cristiano Ronaldo's overhead kick goal? -Steve and Tyler pop around Major League Soccer and check in on FC Dallas through their first four games of the season.

Steve and Tyler both went on vacation over the weekend, but before they left they recorded an episode of Soccer Today. They talked about the season so far for FC Dallas, previewed the Champions League matchups (were they right or wrong?) and discuss the slate of international friendlies. Also included is an interview with Djorn Buchholz, the executive director of the new National Soccer Hall of Fame being built in Toyota Stadium in Frisco, TX. What can fans expect to see when the HOF officially opens in October?

On this week's episode: -Zlatan is coming to MLS! Does this make the LA Galaxy a better team? And should we be discussing this in terms of what it means for Major League Soccer or not? -International Friendlies are taking place as teams prepare for this summer's World Cup. Meanwhile, the United States is taking on Paraguay this Tuesday in Cary, North Carolina. Are you able to get excited about this game or are you wondering what the point is? -We wrap up by hopping around MLS and checking in on FC Dallas after their first three games of the season.

On this week's episode: -We hit all of the news on the domestic front, including the nominees for the National Soccer Hall of Fame, a new candidate for MLS expansion, and potential host cities for the 2026 World Cup. -Across the pond, we marvel at the amazing Mo Salah, question what the heck Jose Mourinho is doing, and check out the Champions League draw. -We wrap up the show by checking in on Saturday's MLS action.

On this week's episode: -What's burning on our soccer minds? Steve and Tyler open the show with the things they've been thinking about this week. -We run through all of the MLS games on Saturday after another predictably unpredictable week. -Are there clichés that you hear on game broadcasts that drive you crazy? We've heard some recently that we found pretty questionable. -We popped around Europe quickly to touch on Juventus/Tottenham and PSG's continued Champions League struggles.

On this week's episode: -We opened the show with a rant from Tyler about something that has been on his soccer mind recently. -It's the opening weekend of the 2018 MLS season! We recapped some of the early action and surprising results. -Our good friend and show co-founder Marc Stein joined the show to talk about his beloved Manchester City and the rest of the Premier League. -Should MLS teams be prioritizing Concacaf Champions League? Steve and Tyler have a discussion about the tournament's place in the domestic game.

On this week's episode: -It's our 2018 MLS season preview show! We start off by talking about the state of the league and gauge how far the league has come in recent years. -Toronto FC center back Drew Moor joined the show to discuss winning MLS Cup, staying motivated after such a successful season, and the toughest forwards he has played against. -Predictions!

On this week's episode: -Last week we talked about which MLS teams had gotten better during this offseason. This week we tackled the teams that we think may have gotten worse and probably upset some fanbases in the process (sorry in advance). -President of FC Dallas Dan Hunt joined the show to talk about his club's agreement with Bayern Munich. What makes this deal different than previous ones like it? Hear his answer to that question and a whole lot more. -We wrap up the show with a quick recap of this past week's Champions League action and look ahead to what's coming up this week.

On this week's episode: -We have a new president of U.S. Soccer. Steve and Tyler tell you who Carlos Cordeiro is and talk about the process for choosing a new leader. -FC Dallas manager Oscar Pareja joined the show to talk about his team's progress through the preseason and what he learned from a disappointing 2017 season.

Ahead on this week's episode: -The fungible MLS rules may have reared their head again. Tyler begins this week’s show with a rant on the Cyle Larin transfer to Beşiktaş. -Something about the starting lineup for the USMNT’s friendly against really got under our skin. We share a few observations from the game and wonder if it was a missed opportunity. -Geoff Cameron dropped some bombs in an interview with our old friend Marc Stein. We dive into those comments and some of the background on the American defender. -Sunil Gulati made some comments about the state of the U.S. Soccer at an appearance recently. We play some of the audio and dive into the meat of what he said. -Could Zlatan be coming to MLS? And if he does, where does he rank in terms of the biggest signings in league history? -Jason Poon of BigDSoccer joined the show from Austin, TX to discuss the attempts to find a stadium for the potential Columbus Crew move.

Ahead on this week's episode: -Steve shares stories from his travels to visit LAFC's brand spankin' new stadium. -Rubio Rubin and Zack Steffen joined the show to discuss their careers and what's coming up next. Is Rubin looking for a move to MLS? Listen to find out. -NEWS NEWS NEWS! We pop around the world of soccer and hit the biggest stories. -Is there more to the Jonathan Gonzalez story than what we've heard so far? Steve and Tyler dive into some of the details and inconsistencies.

-Steve and Tyler kicked off this week's show by discussing the decision by 18 year old midfielder Jonathan Gonzalez to represent Mexico rather than the United States. -Veteran defender Michael Parkhurst joined the show to talk about the progression of MLS, Atlanta United and the USMNT. -Another comeback for Landon Donovan? Better believe it. Chicharito to MLS? We'll see! And more from around the world of soccer.

On this week's episode: -There's been a lot of wheeling and dealing in MLS so far in 2018, with two of the league's biggest playmakers on the move to new clubs. Let's talk about those trades and the teams involved. -Brian Dunseth joined the program to talk about the USMNT presidential election, MLS, and more. You never want to miss a conversation with Dunny. -Transfer season across the pond kicked off with two booms, both involving Liverpool. -We have a regular season schedule for the 2018 MLS season. We'll give you the important dates to get on your calendar.

On our final episode of 2017... -We looked back at the biggest stories of 2017. The USMNT's World Cup qualifying failure, Messi's awesomeness, and more! -Manchester City is rampaging through the Premier League at a record pace. We discuss Pep, his team, and what they have achieved so far this season. -2018 is upon us and we have some bold predictions for what's going to happen in the upcoming year.

On this week's episode: First segment: It's the giving season and what better way to celebrate than to give MLS some gifts to continue to make it a better league? Steve and Tyler borrow ideas and concepts from around the world and apply it to Major League Soccer. Second segment: Nashville has been named as the next location for a Major League Soccer franchise. What made them the right choice and what's coming up next? Steve and Tyler discuss. Third segment: We got a lot of things right and a few things wrong over the past year. Or maybe it's the other way around. Regardless, we look back at the year in soccer and what we got right and what we got wrong.