Join Brandon Prangell, Paula Sanchez and Miranda Cui as they discuss next month’s Uefa Women’s Champions League ties.
They also talk how the women’s game is progressing, ticket prices and who are the difference-makers going into the last eight.
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AUDIO: The Elephant Sport Podcast – Varsity Edition
As Varsity 2018 approaches, the Elephant Sport Podcast brings to you a special edition from the LCC studios.
Hosted by Sam Taylor and Harry Dunning, the boys preview the upcoming games whilst chatting to a few prominent figures at UAL Sport.
All making their final Varsity appearances, Danny Olashore, Ed Kraurup and George Mitchell feature in the discussion. Each contributing to paint the Varsity picture.
The Elephant Sport Ashes Podcast – Down and Out, Down Under
In this edition of the Elephant Sport Pod, Down and Out, Down Under, I’m joined by three other keen amateur cricketers as we recap where the 2017-18 Ashes series went so wrong for the tourists and so right for Australia.
From captaincy and selection issues, to stand-out performances with the bat and ball and heroics in the field, we discuss it all.
So join me, Harry Corton, in the studio with Eddie Ikin, Harvey Jones and Ed Krarup for Elephant Sports’ very own Ashes inquest.
Feature image courtesy of Luke Hayfield via Flickr Creative Commons.
London 2017 World Athletics Championships Podcast
This summer, the London Stadium in Stratford will host the 2017 World Athletics and ParaAthletics Championships.
These will be the biggest and most prestigious athletics events staged at the venue since the glory days of the 2012 Olympic Games.
But how many people are actually aware that the Championships are coming to the capital in August?
Crystal Davis and Lucas Chomicki visited the Queen Elizabeth Park, home of the London Stadium, to ask people there about the 2017 Worlds.
These events should be the highest-profile entries on the UK’s sporting calendar this year, but are they still flying under the radar with less than six months to go?
Elephant Sport Podcast – The Rise of Online Streaming
Mike Newell and Lucas Chomicki investigate why more sports fans are turning to internet streaming to watch live events.
The increasing availability of illegal feeds is a growing problem for broadcasters anxious to protect their multi-billion pound investments in sports rights.
Sky and BT Sport paid £5.1bn between them for the current Premier League deal, but what happens when fans aren’t prepared to pay for what they view?
This vox pop features anonymous interviewees because of the subject under discussion.
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