Sep 28, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
This week we dig into the pressure points across the championship, including Indy Eleven’s wobbly form and what it means with the standings getting crowded, plus the latest headline out of Southern…
Vince GalvanoHost
From the two teams, if there's any that are representing internationals and were not available for selection.
And from Birmingham's side of things, Amir Daly representing Antigua and Barbuda.
We had him on the show, Thomas van Keesel, who was representing the armband for French Guiana, and then also Jadon Servania for Puerto Rico.
So Birmingham out of the two sides having more of those players representing those on the international break.
But in this one, Birmingham bouncing back with a 4-0 win of their own because they had just lost to Tampa Bay 4-0.
In Alabama, they take on Brooklyn and they get four goals to the good for themselves and blank Brooklyn two.
Lucas Burns kept Brooklyn within one before halftime with a goal line clearance in front of him and then a sharp double save, which was incredible.
That was so pivotal because Birmingham then pulled away after the break and Goma finished a cutback in the 48th minute.
Winning the XG battle, 2.89 versus .76, limiting Brooklyn to just two shots on target in the road.
But Peter Lee Vassell set the tone with a free-kick goal, later assisting N'Goma's strike, finishing with three shots, two on target, an influential midfield display.
From the two teams, if there's any that are representing internationals and were not available for selection.
And from Birmingham's side of things, Amir Daly representing Antigua and Barbuda.
We had him on the show, Thomas van Keesel, who was representing the armband for French Guiana, and then also Jadon Servania for Puerto Rico.
So Birmingham out of the two sides having more of those players representing those on the international break.
But in this one, Birmingham bouncing back with a 4-0 win of their own because they had just lost to Tampa Bay 4-0.
In Alabama, they take on Brooklyn and they get four goals to the good for themselves and blank Brooklyn two.
Lucas Burns kept Brooklyn within one before halftime with a goal line clearance in front of him and then a sharp double save, which was incredible.
That was so pivotal because Birmingham then pulled away after the break and Goma finished a cutback in the 48th minute.
Winning the XG battle, 2.89 versus .76, limiting Brooklyn to just two shots on target in the road.
But Peter Lee Vassell set the tone with a free-kick goal, later assisting N'Goma's strike, finishing with three shots, two on target, an influential midfield display.
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