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Park the Bus brings you bold, unfiltered conversation about the Road to 2026 as Canada gears up for its biggest moment on the global stage, cohosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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World Cup Final Preview & England Win Bronze Final! Now What? | Park The Bus Ep. 72 (opens the original)
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It's the eve of the World Cup Final! Luke Wileman, Steven Caldwell, and Kevin Kilbane discuss a star-studded Spain / Argentina showdown. Plus, England record their best World Cup Finish since 1966. We recap a wild Bronze Final, and what's next for both England and France going forward?
Richie Laryea recaps Canada's World Cup Journey | Park the Bus Ep. 71 (opens the original)
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Richie Laryea joins Luke Wileman, Steven Caldwell, Atiba Hutchinson & Kevin Kilbane to dive into Canada's historic World Cup run, his favourite moments from the tournament, and his takeaways from the entire experience.
Can Norway stop it from coming home? | Park The Bus Ep. 70 (opens the original)
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Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Atiba Hutchinson and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus to discuss if Erling Haaland & Norway can take away England’s World Cup dreams. Who’s the favourite between France & Spain? Plus, is Lamine Yamal finally fit?
Marvelous Mbappe leads France into the Quarters | Park The Bus Ep. 69 (opens the original)
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Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Jason DeVos and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus to discuss the incredible all-time show that Kylian Mbappe is putting on at the FIFA World Cup. The boys reminisce about Jack Poole Plaza, and the tremendous success of Canada as a host nation to the world’s biggest tournament.
England win at Azteca to advance to quarter-finals | Park The Bus EP. 67 (opens the original)
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Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Terry Dunfield and Kevin Kilbane to break down the instant classic in Mexico City between Mexico and England. The guys also reflect on Canada's loss in the round of 16 against Morocco from Saturday.
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