The Aussie Football Passport

A weekly podcast covering Australian men and women footballers who are playing overseas. This is a podcast for Australian football fans who want to keep up to date with their favourite men and women players.

The Aussie Football Passport is a sports podcast hosted by Alex Chisholm, with 54 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Alex Chisholm hosts The Aussie Football Passport, a sports show with 54 episodes published.

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  World Cup Semi Final and Final Reviewed with Brisbane Football Review

  Jul 20, 202655 min

  In the final episode of the World Cup series with the Brisbane Football Review , we celebrate Patrick Beach’s move to French Ligue 1 side Troyes and Luka Jovanović’s MLS transfer. Injuries to Aiden O’Neill and Kai Trewin are covered, plus speculation on upcoming friendlies against Uruguay and how Australia can capitalise on post-World Cup interest. We also praise Spain’s midfield control and defensive pairing while warning that Argentina’s reliance on Messi has left them without clear succession. The episode finishes on a forward-looking note - the road to 2030, opportunities for Socceroos friendlies, the upcoming Asia Cup and youth World Cups, and how a stronger pipeline of Aussies in top leagues can lift the national side. You can also find the Brisbane Football Review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify . Don't forget to follow The Aussie Football Passport on Facebook , Instagram and X . You can also check our website as well.

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  World Cup Best Teams Head to the Semi-Finals with Brisbane Football Review

  Jul 13, 20261h 8m

  The World Cup coverage continues with Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review , focusing on the knockout stages. Despite being knocked out, the Socceroos continue to make headlines with player movements and updates. Jordan Bos' injury postpones his transfer plans, while other players like Paul Okon-Engstler and Cameron Devlin prepare for significant moves. Discussions also highlight potential changes in World Cup broadcasting rights in Australia, foreshadowing the reality that viewers might soon see more games behind paywalls, challenging the current norm of free-to-air access. You can also find the Brisbane Football Review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify . Don't forget to follow The Aussie Football Passport on Facebook , Instagram and X . You can also check our website as well.

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  Socceroos' World Cup Heartbreak: Penalty Shootout Defeat Analysed with Brisbane Football Review

  Jul 5, 20261h 4m

  Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review join me to analyse Australia's penalty shootout loss to Egypt in the Round of 32 of the World Cup. The discussion sheds light on the game's controversial goalkeeper substitution and the injury blow dealt by Jordan Bos' potential ACL injury. Haissem Hassan’s impactful dribbling and Mo Salah’s class wer significant threats to the Australian side were discussed, alongside a reflection on Australia’s missed opportunities from set pieces. Key points include a critical evaluation of Tony Popovic's decision to repeatedly start Nestory Irankunda as the number nine, despite it limiting his influence on the game. We also discuss the future of the Socceroos. You can also find the Brisbane Football Review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts . Don't forget to follow The Aussie Football Passport on Facebook , Instagram and X . You can also check our website as well.

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  Australia Advances: World Cup Round of 32 Secured with Brisbane Football Review

  Jun 26, 202643 min

  In this episode, with Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review , we celebrate Australia progressing to the Round of 32 of the FIFA Men's World Cup after their 0-0 draw against Paraguay. The conversation delves into tactical changes made by coach Tony Popovic, particularly highlighting Jordan Bos' impactful shift to the right wing-back position to cover for the injured Jacob Italiano. Additionally, the episode examines the promising performances of young players like Lucas Herrington and discusses the midfield dynamics with Jackson Irvine's recall in place of Paul Okon-Engstler, underscoring the calculated approach that ensured Australia's progression. You can also find the Brisbane Football Review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts . Don't forget to follow The Aussie Football Passport on Facebook , Instagram and X . You can also check our website as well.

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  Socceroos Stumble in Seattle - Game 2 Review of the 2026 World Cup

  Jun 21, 202654 min

  This week's episode reviews Australia's 2-0 defeat to the USA in Seattle in the Socceroos second game of the 2026 World Cup. Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review joined to discuss the changes to the starting eleven made by coach Tony Popovic, which led to a lack of fluidity and creativity in the Socceroos' attack - Nishan Velupillay and Mathew Leckie starting over Conor Metcalfe and Nestory Irankunda. The episode also touches on the US’s impressive performance, focusing on their midfield rotation and the way their attack exploited the Socceroos defence. There is also discussion on Paraguay's game against Türkiye, a preview of the Socceroos final group game against Paraguay and our general thoughts on the World Cup so far. You can also find the Brisbane Football Review podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts . Don't forget to follow The Aussie Football Passport on Facebook , Instagram and X . You can also check our website as well.

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