While Marc is out "on assignment," Sean takes the reins and dives into Manchester United.

The fellas stop by Smithfield Hall to meet up with some Man U supporters, and Sean dives into the team’s history and iconic stadium.

Plus, Scott Tejerian joins in to read the astrological chart of the Red Devils.

Five months into the journey to find their collective fútbol families, the guys deliver a progress report of sorts — including how far they’ve come and where they’re headed next.

Marc and Sean continue their conversation with director Anthony Wonke, discussing his documentaries on Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar, Jr.

Marc and Sean warmly welcome award-winning director Anthony Wonke to the show! They delve into Wonke’s documentary on Cristiano Ronaldo -- he followed Ronaldo around for over a year starting in 2014; from the Champions League Final, to the World Cup, to El Clásico vs. Messi.

It's a can’t-miss episode for Ronaldo fans.

Marc and Sean continue their chat with Devin and Jordan, “The Soccer Sharps.”

The guys talk about the upcoming World Cup, which clubs have the most resilient fan bases, and we learn one of the fellas (ok, it’s Marc) thinks 1979 was only 37 years ago instead of 47.

Marc and Sean welcome brothers Devin and Jordan, hosts of the popular “Soccer Sharps” show. The self-described “couple of degenerate handicappers” talk – among other things – about how they got into soccer, prognosticating, and podcasting.

We rejoin hosts Marc and Sean live at the College Media Association’s annual convention as they continue their conversation with NYCFC broadcasters Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz. The fellas lament about ticket prices, give a little NYC radio history, and bequeath superlatives on the MLS fanbases.

Marc and Sean hosted the show live from the Marriott Marquis in New York City as part of the College Media Association’s annual convention. They were joined by NYCFC radio play-by-play announcers Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz, who talked about their career paths, Major League Soccer, and how soccer hits different than other sports in America.