Sunday Supplement

Some of the nation's finest football writers bring you the biggest stories and talking points.

Rank #1: Trouble at United; Tottenham taking risks and Chelsea don't bow to Real.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Sam Wallace of The Telegraph and Vaishali Bhardwaj of the Evening Standard for a discussion of all the latest news from football.

Rank #2: Pellegrini's poor start, Declan Rice debate and controversial La Liga changes.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Darren Lewis of the Daily Mirror and Sid Lowe of The Guardian for a discussion of all the latest news from the world of football.

The Sky Sports Football Podcast

The major talking points and post-match analysis from Redknapp, Neville, Carragher and co following the big matches on Sky Sports

Rank #1: Premier League Live: 14th October.
Simon Thomas is joined by Thierry Henry, Graeme Souness and Gary Neville to discuss the main talking points from Liverpool’s 0-0 draw against Manchester United at Anfield.

Rank #2: Super Sunday Podcast - 27th August.
Dave Jones is joined by Graeme Souness, Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher to discuss the talking points from Super Sunday, including Liverpool's demolition of Arsenal and Tony Pulis' draw against former club Stoke.

The Gary Neville Podcast

A weekly review of the weekend’s football from Sky Sports’ expert and Manchester United legend Gary Neville

Rank #1: Chelsea managerial change could come earlier than expected.
Martin Tyler is joined by Gary Neville to look back at Manchester City’s unbelievable performance during their 6-0 win over Chelsea and Neville thinks that the signs coming out of Stamford Bridge are not good and that Chelsea could make a managerial change earlier than expected. Plus, Neville and Tyler look at the title race and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's chances of landing the top job at Old Trafford.

Rank #2: Neville ‘not surprised’ by defeat or display.
Gary Neville says the first half of Manchester United’s display against West Ham was their worst display of the season so far, but the former United man is not surprised. Neville says Manchester United need to strengthen their spine and might need as many as six new players.

Transfer Talk

Transfer Talk is a podcast from Sky Sports News which features debate and analysis from some of the most well connected reporters in the football world throughout the transfer window. We will be digging into all the biggest storylines, both in the Premier League and around Europe, as we keep you up to date on all the latest developments.

Rank #1: What does the future hold for Arsenal, can Chelsea keep Hazard and who will join Gerrard’s Rangers revolution?.
Pete Graves is joined by Michael Bridge for the first episode of a brand new season of Transfer Talk. Kaveh Solhekol phones in to discuss how Arsenal’s search for a new manager is affecting their summer transfer plans (5:23). Alan Myers joins the show to talk about Wayne Rooney’s proposed move to the MLS (23:05). Leading Belgian football journalist Kristof Terreur has the latest on the futures of Eden Hazard, Thibaut Courtois, Toby Alderweireld and more (33:03). Finally, former Rangers striker Kris Boyd previews what is expected to be a busy summer in Scotland (48:31).

Rank #2: Would Suarez fit in at Arsenal, which Serie A star could join Chelsea and should Celtic be spending more?.
Host Michael Bridge is joined by Dharmesh Sheth and Pete Hall to discuss Arsenal’s pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Denis Suarez and what role head coach Unai Emery will play in their attempts to sign him (02:04). Brahim Diaz’s departure from Manchester City to Real Madrid comes under the microscope, as does the intriguing clause involving Manchester United in that deal (13:11). Sky Sports Italy journalist Ghilda Pensante phones in to chat about Chelsea target Nicolo Barella (22:55), the future of AC Milan striker Gonzalo Higuain and the latest on Juventus’ quest to sign Aaron Ramsey. Scottish reporter Charles Paterson also joins the show from Celtic’s training camp in Dubai and discusses whether manager Brendan Rodgers will be given more funds to spend this month (40:56).

Football Writers Podcast

BT Sport brings you a weekly instalment of the best insight and analysis from award-winning football journalist Mike Calvin and a supporting cast of some of Fleet Street's finest writers.

Rank #1: Is Emery's time up at Arsenal?.
John Cross of the Daily Mirror and Tony Hodson of The Coaches' Voice join Mike Calvin to cast their eye over the weekend of football. Is it Granit Xhaka, the fans or Unai Emery, who should take the blame for what happened at Emirates Stadium on Saturday? On the opposite side of the spectrum, Chelsea are flying under Frank Lampard. Should Arsenal follow the Blues' example and appoint a legendary player at the helm?Liverpool continue to impress, but with Mo Salah being substituted with an ankle injury, do the Reds have the squad to cover? Their title rivals Manchester City kept up the pace with Raheem Sterling continuing his fine form...form which our team believe could take him to the Ballon d'Or. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: What should we expect from England at the World Cup?.
Mike Calvin, Jonathan Northcroft and David Preece give their thoughts on Gareth Southgate and his 23-man England squad ahead of the 2018 World Cup in Russia. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Have your say on the latest football action

Rank #1: Man City ban reaction and Liverpool take step closer to title.
Alistair Bruce-Ball and Clinton Morrison took your calls on all of Saturday’s football action.Fans rang in both attacking and defending the decision to ban Manchester City from European competitions for two years for breaching Financial Fair Play regulations.Liverpool fans reacted to their 1-0 win away at Norwich, as they went 25 points clear at the top of the Premier League table. And after some controversial decisions, fans debated whether VAR should be brought to the EFL.The show originally aired on Saturday February 15th 2020 on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Rank #2: Fantasy 606: Statman Dave goes skiing.
Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are back together once again to discuss the latest news in the fantasy football world.Statman Dave has taken the winter break seriously and gone to the Alps, so Chris and Ali are left to their own devices at the start of pod.They chat Lord Lundstram's return and if the team are good at skiing.

The Game Football Podcast

The premier football podcast from The Times, with the finest writers reviewing and previewing all the action from the 2019/20 season. Natalie Sawyer, Gregor Robertson and leading football writers from The Times and Sunday Times provide expert analysis of the big issues every Monday and ThursdayYou can subscribe to The Times and The Sunday Times to enjoy our award-winning journalism on your smartphone or tablet. Just search The Times online.

Rank #1: The Game - 5 - You never watch Costa and think poor little lamb.
Gabriele Marcotti is joined by Alyson Rudd, Julien Laurens and Matt Dickinson For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: The Game - Week 11 - Can Man United still kill off games?.
Join our panel of football writers for The Game Podcast Roadshow live recordings in Birmingham, Newcastle and Manchester. Tickets cost 5 pounds for TimesPlus members and 7.50 pounds for non-members to book visit www2.seetickets.com/thetimes or call 0871 620 4025. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Premier League Tonight Podcast

BT Sport’s weekly football debate show is now a podcast! Jake Humphrey is joined by an expert panel featuring the likes of Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand every week of the Premier League season for debate on the biggest talking points in the league.

Rank #1: Living in the shadow of the 'golden generation'.
Jake Humphrey is joined by Steven Gerrard, Jermaine Jenas and Steve McManaman to discuss the Premier League managers facing a crisis and the impact of bringing in a new manager to help a struggling side. They also consider whether the VAR system is ready for this summer's World Cup and Jenas shares his career reflections. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Should West Brom have kept faith with Pulis?.
Jake Humphrey is joined by Owen Hargreaves, Martin Keown and Glenn Hoddle to reflect on the latest Premier League action, including the latest defeat for basement side West Brom, and they ponder the future for Baggies manager Alan Pardew. The guys also recall their worst ever away trips - that include extra training after a game, blood on the walls in Kiev and a bottle of whiskey in Prague - and they discuss their injury woes and the pressure to play through pain during their playing careers. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Audio Football Club

Thom Gibbs, Mina Rzouki and the UK's finest team of sports reporters unpack the week in football, every Monday. Join the club.

Rank #1: Hugging the line between madness and brilliance.
Thom Gibbs, Mina Rzouki, Matt Law, and JJ Bull are back to discuss week three of the Premier League.  This week we discuss the panel discuss how Wolves were able to keep the Champions at bay, what is going on with Mesut Ozil, and whether Roman Abramovich is about to board the oligarch merry go round. We ask how Watford have been able to start the season with a 100% record, if Cardiff fans are happy with their 10% start, and a clever moment from a cottage in London.Plus a returning mention for our old friend the ICC. Show notes:Audio from Wolves TV and Martin Carey @MComms

Rank #2: VAR has come in a year too early.
The magic supply was running dangerously low in the FA Cup fifth round, until Steve Davies buried an unlikely equaliser for Rochdale against Spurs at Spotland.  Charlie Eccleshare joins host Thom Gibbs to examine all the weekend's Cup football, and dip a reluctant toe into the increasingly tedious waters of VAR. Former Reading and Chelsea midfielder Steve Sidwell, now with Brighton, talks to Total Football about mid-season tours and whether West Bromwich Albion's ill-fated trip to Barcelona is typical of the genre. Plus Telegraph Sport's Chief Football Writer Sam Wallace talks about the Barry Bennell case, and what it means for football as a whole.

Euro Leagues Football Show

Mina Rzouki, Julien Laurens, Raphael Honigstein and James Horncastle present opinionated and irreverent debate on the football stories making the headlines across the Euro Leagues

Rank #1: Important message: We've moved.
The Euro Leagues podcast is now available every Thursday via the 5 live Football Daily. We cover the Premier League, EFL, SPL and more so subscribe now.We keep every episode to around 40 minutes so they’ll be perfect for your morning commute.Get in touch with us @5liveSport on social media and remember to leave us your ratings and reviews.

Football Ramble Daily

In 2007, The Football Ramble was born out of Luke Moore, Pete Donaldson, Marcus Speller and Jim Campbell’s passion for the most popular sport in the world and inability to take themselves too seriously. Since then the boys have come a very long way; from best-selling book to sold out live shows, The Football Ramble’s irreverent takes on football have clearly resonated with other fans of the sport. Now, The Football Ramble becomes Football Ramble Daily--featuring brand new shows and voices Monday through Saturday. Throughout the week, expect brand new episodes from The Ramble, Jules & Andy, Ramble Meets…, On The Continent, The Preview Show and The Blizzard.

Rank #1: Adult diapers: Man United slip up at Brighton, Chelsea and Arsenal duke out a thriller, and Steve McClaren is up to his old tricks.
Here we go again! The Ramble's back for your aural delectation! To kick us off this week, Manchester United slip up on the south coast much to Brighton's delight, and Chelsea squeak past a profligate Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Elsewhere in the Premier League Watford pick up a lovely result at Burnley, Spurs ease past Fulham, and Luke is particularly animated about West Ham's defending (or lack of it), something that would have undoubtedly won the award for most pathetic backline display of the weekend, had Steve McClaren not got his greasy mitts all over QPR. There's also time for more WhatsApp goodness, a Fort William FC update and some Big Neville Southall-related activity into the bargain. Yes, sir! ***Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Further reading: Jose Mourinho gets a vote of confidence: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/aug/20/jose-mourinho-manchester-united-backing-brighton Sean Dyche is (rightly) fuming about Will Hughes' loose approach to tackling: http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11708/11476635/burnley-manager-sean-dyche-believes-will-hughes-should-have-been-sent-off Steve McClaren is gutted about QPR being abysmal: http://www.kilburntimes.co.uk/sport/football/queens-park-rangers/qpr-west-brom-mcclaren-review-shocked-angered-7-1-1-5658613 For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Ramble Meets... Chris Kirkland.
At just 20, Chris became the most expensive goalkeeper in British transfer history signing for Liverpool, the club he supports, from Coventry, the club he grew up at, for £6m in 2001. What followed was a career that despite being held back by a series of unfortunate injuries amassed over 200 appearances at the top level and included a Champions League win and an England cap. In this latest Ramble Meets... Chris gives an honest and insightful assessment of his career and shines a light on the life of a professional player through both the good and bad times. Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.com This is a re-release of a Ramble Meets... from 27th October 2017. Previously only available to acast+ subscribers. Enjoy! ***Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Big Interview with Graham Hunter

Season Four of The Big Interview! Graham Hunter one-on-one with the biggest names in football.

Rank #1: Walter Smith: All Roads Lead To Rome.
Furious Italians. Corrupt officials. The legendary Jim McLean. A sea plane. All of these feature in Part One of this Big Interview with Walter Smith, which we recorded on the stunning grounds of Cameron House on the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond.It was going to take something special to outdo that scenery. But Walter managed just that, recalling his time spent working under McLean at Dundee United and how the iconic manager inspired loyalty in his players - as well as fear.Their United side reached the semi-finals of the European Cup but that campaign ended in Rome, on a night made infamous by a crooked referee and the threats Roma’s players made to McLean. Walter explains how he helped the United manager escape unscathed.And Walter also talks about winning the European Youth Championship with Scotland in 1982, during an era when it seemed as though the country would always produce exciting, natural footballers, and how only Andy Roxburgh could see that talent pool was going to dry up.Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Jurgen Klopp: For the Love of the Game.
In a big week for Liverpool and their manager, I didn't ask Jurgen Klopp about Manchester City or Pep Guardiola - my guess is he'll talk plenty about those subjects elsewhere.Instead, I wanted to get to the bottom of how he leads his team and his club, and why he does it that way. I don't think there are many like Jurgen Klopp in elite football - both in his approach to leadership and the openness with which he talks about it. I was very impressed by him, and I think you might be, too. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

GameDay

This season talkSPORT has your weekend covered as we bring you GameDay!Join Sam Matterface & guests every Thursday as they preview the upcoming Premier League weekend. On Saturday it’s 'Your Verdict', featuring the best callers and post match reaction from talkSPORT’s phone in shows with Adrian Durham & Laura Woods. To round off your weekend of football and start your Monday Danny Kelly will bring you 'The Record Book.' Danny will be deciding what goes down as the very best and worst of the weekend action... and writing the record book with a team of regular guests. We have your weekend sorted, so make sure you subscribe to GameDay, brought to you by talkSPORT. Find more from talkSPORT at talkSPORT.com.

Rank #1: Danny Gabbidon & Clive Walker.
talkSPORT's Tom Rennie & David Walker are joined by former West Ham & Cardiff defender Danny Gabbidon and a man who used to waltz down the wings for Chelsea, Fulham & Brighton in Clive Walker. Together they look ahead to every single game of the upcoming Premier League weekend.Part 1 (0:00 - 10:55)Man Utd v SpursPart 2 (10:56 - 22:12)Arsenal v West HamPart 3 (22:13 - 32:42)Liverpool v Brighton, Newcastle v ChelseaPart 4 (32:34 - 51:14)Wolves v Man City, Watford v Crystal Palace, Huddersfield v Cardiff, Fulham v Burnley, Bournemouth v Everton, Southampton v Leicester For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Steve Lomas & Paul Mortimer.
talkSPORT's Tom Rennie & David Walker are joined by former Manchester City & West Ham midfielder Steve Lomas and former Crystal Palace midfielder Paul Mortimer to dissect every game of the opening weekend of the Premier League season. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On The Continent

The Football Ramble are proud to bring you On The Continent, a comprehensive look at the biggest headlines from European football every Wednesday. Co-hosts Marcus Speller and Luke Moore are joined by punditry heavyweights James Horncastle and Andy Brassell every week to dissect the big stories from the continent with more than a little knowledge and humour. Expect chat from all the big European leagues, including La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue Un, as well as a few tales from off the beaten track as the UK's biggest independent football show combines with football's two best European pundits to divulge exactly what's happening On The Continent.

Rank #1: Same as it ever was: Messi hits the magic 400, Neymar staying put and Gattuso two-foots his own player.
Welcome to this week's On The Continent, it's bloody marvellous to have your company. Plenty to get stuck into this week as Lionel Messi continues to normalise the extraordinary, Neymar looks to be staying in Paris, and Iñaki Williams pulls up more trees for Athletic Bilbao. In other transfer news, Gonzalo Higuain looks like he may be on the move, but to where? And if it's Chelsea what does that mean for Alvaro Morata? Elsewhere we appraise the current contract situation with Mauro Icardi, pore over the latest in Ligue Un as Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry prepare to face off, and there's all your usual favourites besides. Don't miss it! Hit us up: show@otcpod.com and@otcpod ***Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Defenceless: Fabio Quagliarella, Christian Pulisic, and a lack of rearguard discipline.
Welcome to your first OTC of 2019! We're in the future now, people. But don't worry, there's no robots or flying cars yet, just your regular European football chat from Marcus, Luke, James, and this week, the legendary Mr Jonathan Wilson. This time around, there's plenty of reaction to all the big stories over the festive period, including Fabio Quagliarella's purple patch, Christian Pulisic's move to Chelsea, and the latest fallout from the deplorable racism we saw on Boxing Day in Italy. Elsewhere, Jonathan takes us through the current trend in top level football for a blatant disdain for defending of any description. Don't miss it! We're always available on email here: show@otcpod.com, and on those socials here: @otcpod ***Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find  us. Thanks!** For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Sky Sports EFL Podcast

Each week we bring you the biggest stories from the EFL, hear the thoughts of Sky Sports' best Football League analysts and some of the biggest names in the EFL.

Rank #1: Football Manager predicts the Championship table, festive winners and losers.
On this week's Sky Sports EFL Podcast we chat about the action-packed festive season, and our friends at Football Manager simulate the final Championship table to see who comes out on top and who could go down.Also, Cardiff defender Sol Bamba takes the Ten To Tackle challenge as he tells us his most embarrassing moment in football among other things, and we also recap all the action in League One and League Two.We round things off with the WhoScored.com best performers of the festive season across all three leagues.

Rank #2: Nathan Jones interview on Stoke struggles, Championship review and sorry Sunderland.
Keith Andrews joins Jonathan Oakes to look back on all the weekend's action after big wins for Leeds and Brentford, and a return to winning ways for Mark Bowen's Reading. We also have Charlton legend Chris Powell chatting about the club's takeover after owner Roland Duchatelet finally decided to agree to sell.The podcast then sits down with Nathan Jones to discuss his difficult tenure at Stoke, which ended with his sacking last month, and whether the Potters can stay up under Michael O'Neill.Andrews and Oakes then assess Sunderland's struggles under Phil Parkinson in League One, and Carlisle's appointment of new head coach Chris Beech.To round things off, we reveal the WhoScored.com performers of the week from the Championship, and Sheffield Wednesday striker Steven Fletcher takes 'Ten To Tackle'.