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Danny and Rhys are back, and Scotland are off to Germany! The boys take a trip through a range of topics from how they're getting to the Euros to some early squad predictions for 2024.

In this episode of the Pure Fitbaw podcast Rhys and Danny look ahead to a Scotland team on the brink of Euro 2024 qualification, and with the task of sending the Auld Enemy homeward in the 150th anniversary of football’s oldest fixture.

Rhys, Danny and Owen discuss the Scotland national team

* Performance, tactics and Rodri's reaction to the Spain match
* Should Scot Gemmill step aside and chat about Scotland youth team results
* Cyprus result and looking ahead for Scotland NT

In this second episode of the European Fitbaw podcast series, Rhys and Danny look ahead to the madness of Group D, in an anything-can-happen final round of fixtures. Joined by special guest and Marseille fan, Patrick Toussaint (@JunhoPatrice), they take a look at Tottenham, Frankfurt, Sporting and Marseille individually, before previewing the 'Battle of the Bottlers' showdown between Spurs and Marseille in France.

This episode of the Pure Fitbaw podcast is the first in a new series, where co-hosts Rhys Jenkins and Danny Corcoran analyse the goings on in UEFA’s top club competitions: the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League. It focuses on four of the recent game week’s matches and will look ahead to the second match of these double headers, starting with Liverpool vs. Rangers, followed by RB Leipzig vs. Celtic, Inter vs. Barcelona, and finally Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Tottenham Hotspur.

Throughout this series, Rhys and Danny will speak to club-specific guests who will provide expert insights, and to kick things off, on this episode they were joined by Rangers fan and football writer, Patrick Caskie.

In this episode of the Pure Fitbaw podcast, Greg, Rhys and Danny look back at Scotland’s sensational international break that ended in promotion to UEFA Nations League A. They talk suffocating pressing at Hampden, squad depth and Ryan Porteous’ redemption in the first episode as the highest ranked UEFA Nations League side in the British Isles.