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American Soccer Analysis

American Soccer Analysis

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American Soccer Analysis is an occasional podcast with a focus on soccer made or played in America, especially NWSL and MLS, from a numbers and analytics perspective. The rotating cadre of hosts bring an enthusiasm, statistical acumen, and deep understanding of the game that can be rivaled only by Alexi Lalas and Carli Lloyd.
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369 days after the USWNT crashed out of the World Cup Round of 16, they put those demons to bed, winning the gold medal at the 2024 Summer Olympics. The team managed to weather the worst half of football they had played all tournament to wear down Brazil until Mallory Swanson took Korbin Albert's through ball and ripped the Brazilian defense to pie…
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The players were dead on their feet. Lindsey Horan could barely ping a pass toward the German goal. But Naomi Girma led the defense to another sterling performance, Sophia Smith threaded a wonder goal past Ann-Katrin Berger, and the USWNT will face Brazil for the gold medal on Saturday. Was there anything besides heat and fatigue that slowed the US…
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Ian Koniak was the #1 Enterprise AE at Salesforce, is a world renowned sales coach, and is a passionate addiction recovery advocate. In this episode, Ian shares about his personal battle with addiction and how it intertwined with his successful sales career. He describes the pivotal moment he realized he needed to change, and the steps he took to o…
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Adam Peters is a US Army combat veteran, entrepreneur, and advocate for veterans transitioning into civilian life. He is host of The Strategic Veteran podcast and founder of The Stronghold, a community where veterans work together to win in the business world. In this conversation, Adam shares his complete story spanning his childhood, time in the …
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It was brutal, but perhaps it was necessary. The USWNT scraped past Japan in the Olympics quarterfinals thanks to an extra-time wonder strike from Trinity Rodman, setting up a semifinal rematch with Germany. Were the players just too tired? Is Emma Hayes's focus on chemistry over fresh legs about to blow up in her face? Was the Japanese defense jus…
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Dr. Jonathan Fisher is a cardiologist specializing in psychocardiology which focuses on the interplay between thoughts, emotions, and the physical function of the heart. In this episode, Jesse and Dr. Fisher discuss the deep connection between mental and physical health, the impact of stress and burnout on heart health, and practical mindfulness te…
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The USWNT beat Australia 2-1 in the final round of the Olympics group stage, topping the group and heading to the quarterfinals to play Japan on Saturday. Despite all the hand-wringing about the US heading into the tournament, they finished group play with the best goal differential the best non-penalty xG differential, the most shots taken in the …
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Ali Eslamiffar is the host of two podcasts and is a former tech professional. In this episode, Ali and I discuss how personal decisions shape our mental health, the importance of pausing to reflect on our emotions, and the role of community in supporting mental well-being. We go through Ali's journey from a high-pressure tech career to creating a m…
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Bang! The USWNT rained goals on Germany in a 4-1 victory, their biggest result against a FIFA top-10 side in six years. A Sophia Smith brace, a Mallory Swanson tap-in, and a Lynn Williams dagger made Germany look far worse than their world ranking would indicate. But was it all bread and circuses for Emma Hayes's side? Eric and Evan examine the tac…
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Lior Klisman is an entrepreneur, business coach, and advocate for personal development. In a fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in what we have and what we do, often forgetting who we truly are. Lior shares his journey from a survival mindset to a deeper exploration of self-identity, challenging the common Western narrative that we are de…
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There were a couple of emphatic 3-0 wins in Group B as the Olympics tournament kicked off on Thursday. The USWNT contained Barbra Banda and put Zambia to the sword with some dazzling goals from Trinity Rodman and Mallory Swanson. What did the US do right? What can they carry over to their match against Germany on Sunday, a team that looked stout an…
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Here we go again! One year to the week that xOG launched, we find ourselves on the precipice of yet another major international tournament. The USWNT are in the Olympics Group of Death; how will they manage opposition as varied as Zambia, Germany, and Australia? Eric and Evan plunge into the US lineup, head coach Emma Hayes's tactical plans, and wh…
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Ethan Getchell is a passionate advocate for men's mental health and a therapist in training. In this episode, Ethan shares the story of his brother’s suicide, and how that tragic event inspired him to shift the direction of his career and focus on mental health. During the conversation we discuss the silent nature of men's depression, the importanc…
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The USWNT offered a lot in their 1-0 victory over Mexico on a hot and muggy day in New Jersey. Was their lack of finishing something to be concerned over? Can Rose Lavelle be counted on in the absence of an injured Catarina Macario? Will Korbin Albert ever do what it takes to stop being booed? Plus, we have a big announcement about something we can…
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Nadine Cherry is a corporate speaker and meditation teacher who also spent nearly 20 years as a business leader. When family illness and corporate burnout hit hard, Nadene was looking for a way to reclaim her authenticity, focus, and peace of mind. Meditation became her path forward and today her mission is to share it with others. In this episode,…
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The two best teams in the NWSL had to wait until the final matchweek before the Olympics break to square off, and dear lord was it worth the wait. Brain-busting goals from Barbra Banda and Temwa Chawinga, a game-changing second yellow card for Carrie Lawrence, and a feisty, physical encounter all made this fixture an instant classic. Eric and Evan …
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Dennis Hatema is a seasoned entrepreneur and founder of Hello Revenue, among other successful ventures. He’s also an ex-addict who has put enormous thought into understanding the emotional foundation of addiction. In this episode, Dennis shares the emotional struggles that lead to his teenage drug use and reflects on how self-image issues drive peo…
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We're now (just over) halfway through the 2024 NWSL regular season, and trends are emerging! Eric and Evan uncover a host of interesting nuggets about how teams are playing this year compared to past seasons. Why on earth did the San Diego Wave "part ways" with Casey Stoney? (00:16) Where did parity go? Is it simply a byproduct of expansion? (08:37…
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Marissa Levin is a pioneering entrepreneur and expert in conscious leadership. In this episode, Marissa shares her journey of feeling undervalued in her early career to later creating successful companies and innovative leadership models in response to those initial challenges. You’ll also learn about Marissa’s Joyful Leadership Model and approach …
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David Lindner is an athlete and business professional who has also faced and overcome one of life's toughest challenges: beating cancer. David was already balancing a demanding career with family responsibilities and elite powerlifting before his diagnosis. But through the treatment, recovery, and reflection process he went through with cancer, Dav…
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In this episode of Storytelling at Scale, I sat down with Jonathan Mahan, a business owner and mindset magician who shared openly about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. What I love about this conversation is Jonathan's ability to give practical tips on practices that help business owners deal with the anxiety, imposter syndrome, and self-doub…
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Gotham FC's 2-0 victory on the road against Racing Louisville was about as ugly as 2-0 victories get, but dig under the hood and you see that the preseason Shield favorites are finally coming into their own. The galacticos of Dunn, Lavelle, Davidson and Sonnett started their second game in a row together. Ella Stevens can't stop scoring. Ann-Katrin…
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In this episode of Storytelling at Scale, I had the pleasure of interviewing Julia Arpog, a recruitment expert, entrepreneur, mother, and foster parent. Julia shared her journey of starting her own recruitment company, Aligned Recruitment, after going through layoffs in 2023. She discussed the importance of authenticity in sales relationships and t…
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The Seattle Reign got smoked by the Kansas City Current over the weekend. That such a result would be par for the course shows what kind of season Laura Harvey's crew have had. Sylvs of Shea Butter FC hopped on to talk about Reign history, the struggles of the team in the void of the team sale yet to close, and what glimmers of hope Jordyn Huitema'…
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This episode shares my reflections on what it's like to build this podcast and what I'm finding as I continue to investigate my "WHY" I discuss how easy it is to turn art into a "job", why I'm not willing to do that, and what you as an audience can expect from this show going forward. I hope through these solo episodes you all will get to know me b…
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This powerful episode of Storytelling at Scale features a raw and unfiltered conversation with Tenzin Rose. We explore Tenzin's personal journey, including his experience with his mother's death, Ayahuasca, depression, and finding meaning in a complex world. The conversation touches on themes of suffering, resilience, and the importance of finding …
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The day has come: Emma Hayes is now the head coach of the U.S. Women's National Team. The side demolished South Korea for a combined scoreline of 7-0. Sam Staab and Lily Yohannes each earned their first caps. The law firm of Smith, Swanson, and Rodman served papers to their opponents over and over again. Alex Morgan--well, she was present. What did…
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In today's episode, we sit down with Antoine Marsden, an entrepreneur with over two decades of business experience. Antoine shares his journey from co-founding a company that achieved seven-figure revenue to facing the challenges that led to its downfall. His latest venture, OutboundWorx, reflects the culmination of his hard-earned lessons in entre…
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In this episode of Storytelling at Scale I'm joined by another inspiring young founder, Alonzo Nieves. Alonzo started eVouch, a cutting-edge referral marketing tool designed to connect brands with buyers seamlessly. Alonzo embodies the spirit of a modern renaissance man, with expertise spanning law, design, product development, marketing, and leade…
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Here is another solo episode from your host Jesse Marseille. In today's episode, I'm sharing my take on why podcasting might be a great choice for you. Sure, the business potential of podcasting is incredible. The industry in expected to grow from $25 billion to over $100 billion by 2030. But that's not the only reason or even the best reason to st…
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Today's guest Nitya Kirat shares his story of achieving career independence by starting his own consultancy. Nitya also brings his own special perspective as someone who grew up abroad in countries like Singapore and Tanzania. Our conversation touches on topics such as mental health in the workplace, balancing work and family, and the role of ambit…
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Week 10! Two teams. Two massive victories. Two bright futures ahead? Eric and Evan ponder the meaning of Houston's staggering 3-0 home win over North Carolina and examine the implications of Racing Louisville's 1-0 away result in Chicago. H-town madness? Kentucky fried conquest? We're curious too. Art by Eli Elbogen Music by Devin Drobka's Bell Dan…
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Defining your purpose in life is one of the most powerful ways to improve mental health and create better outcomes in life. This episode walks you through a series of journaling exercises that will help you to understand your gifts, values, and goals better so that you can construct a solid statement of life purpose. -------------------------------…
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Today's guest Troy Karnes walks us through his experience with alcohol, from realizing it was a problem, to going to rehab, and ultimately building a life where he can thrive without it. In this episode you'll learn about the signs and symptoms of alcoholism, the mindset you need to kick the habit, and the importance of getting help. Troy is also a…
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Another week, another brutal Utah Royals loss. Though the scoreline was a mere 1-0 defeat on the road to the North Carolina Courage, the expansion side was under siege pretty much from minute one. Eric and Evan use the Royals' performance to figure out just how badly the season has gone for the club, and what bright spots may be on the horizon. Art…
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Today's guest Lisa Hammett exemplifies everything this show is about in that she takes her personal struggles and experiences, and alchemizes them into something we all can learn from. Lisa is a coach, an author, and a thought leader who specializes in helping people make positive transformations in their lives. This conversation touches on topics …
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In this episode, I'll share my story for the first time. This episode covers my experience with corporate burnout, mental health, substance abuse, finding purpose in life, and how I started this podcast. For anyone who feels they may be on the wrong path, or struggles to find meaning and direction in life...this may resonate. ----------------------…
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We here at Expected Own Goals are about transparency and accountability. That's why, at the point in the season when xG stabilizes and becomes sticky, we've decided to go back and cop to our best and worst own goals from our preseason predictions. Kieran's back to face the music along with Eric and Evan. Be sure to tune in later this week for Part …
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We've been putting it off all season, but after a tough loss to the Washington Spirit and an emphatic win against Bay FC, we can put it off no longer: we must discuss the fourth-place Chicago Red Stars. Eric and Evan were joined by Lesley Ryder of Gal Pal Sports to dissect the Laura Ricketts-Lorne Donaldson era of the team, if their early-season su…
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Today's guest Antony Towndrow is a combat veteran who shares his personal experience with post traumatic stress and his journey to healing through outdoor adventures. In an effort to help others with similar stories, he created Positivi-T Adventure & Wellness Coaching. Antony's organization helps Veterans, First Responders, and others suffering fro…
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Is Orlando the best team in the NWSL right now? They just might be. An emphatic 3-2 victory over the Washington Spirit on the road cemented what could be a hyper-organized defense with Barbra Banda as the tip of the spear. Other teams attack at your own peril. Evan and Eric dig into what made Banda so special, as well as what the future might hold …
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