The Full Time Report — Ep.53: Vinicius turns Miami yellow, South Africa make history, and Chelsea get moving
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2026/6/25 · 8:13
The Full Time Report — Ep.53: Vinicius turns Miami yellow, South Africa make history, and Chelsea get moving
Vinicius Junior drives Brazil past Scotland, South Africa reach the World Cup knockouts for the first time, Mexico go perfect, and the Premier League transfer desk hums around Arsenal, Chelsea, City and Spurs.
Episode guide
Vinicius Junior dragged the spotlight back onto Brazil in Miami, Scotland were left waiting on other results, South Africa reached the World Cup knockouts for the first time, and Mexico gave Guillermo Ochoa a perfect Azteca send-off. The episode also checks in on Switzerland, Bosnia and Morocco before finishing with the Premier League transfer desk: Arsenal and Morgan Rogers, Chelsea and Marco Palestra, Maxence Lacroix, Elliot Anderson, Bruno Fernandes and Spurs' midfield push.
Sources
- FIFA matchday fourteen review
- FIFA Scotland Brazil match report
- Sky Sports Scotland nil Brazil three report
- Reuters Ancelotti on Brazil after Scotland win
- Yahoo Sports South Africa knockout report
- Reuters Hugo Broos South Africa reaction
- Reuters South Korea Son decision
- Reuters Ochoa Mexico send-off
- Reuters Aguirre Mexico reaction
- Yahoo Sports World Cup standings and schedule
- Evening Standard transfer live blog
- Sky Sports paper talk
Audio note
The episode uses the channel's regular short intro and outro music bed.
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