Soccer Saturday: Recent Episodes
Soccer Saturday
An extended interview with Leicester City's Danny Simpson in which he reflects on the club's remarkable season.
Soccer Saturday caught up with Stoke’s German defender Philipp Wollscheid on the club’s community trust visit to the city’s Junior Chef of The Year competition, where we got his thoughts on Stoke’s ambitions for the remainder of the season.
Hull City’s juggling act between the FA Cup and Championship ended this week when they lost in the replay to Arsenal. Now Captain Michael Dawson says they must concentrate their minds fully on automatic promotion.
On Tuesday night Soccer Saturday joined the Championship leaders on their visit to Fulham to watch them extend their lead at the top, featuring interviews with Alastair Campbell, Sean Dyche and Andre Gray.
Fernandinho still believes Manchester City can win the league, and wants to help them do just that and give the departing Manuel Pellegrini the perfect send off.
Bournemouth's back 4 have been together for 5 years and now one of them has been talked about getting an international call-up. Charlie Daniels explains why Bournemouth have done so well.
Manchester United's Spanish playmaker Juan Mata discusses the rise of Rashford, Louis van Gaal and their ambitions for the rest of the season.
Our very own Jeff returns to his roots to reminisce but it’s set to be a long walk back, but all for a good cause.
Soccer Saturday went to the South Wales city that’s hoping to grab the football spotlight from its more illustrious neighbours Cardiff and Swansea.
Mark Robins, whose fabled FA Cup goal is said to have saved Sir Alex Ferguson from the sack 26 years ago, is hoping the cup magic applies to his Scunthorpe team.
Ben Davies explains what it’s like not being in the Spurs side this season, and how it feels to be back in the starting 11 in the Premier League.
In form Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera looks ahead to the derby and says his team are single minded in their quest for the title. There will be no neighbourliness as both aim for top spot.
Theo Walcott has long said he wants to play up front. Now Arsene Wenger and Roy Hodgson have given him the chance to – and he’s repaying their faith.
Jack Butland tells us how Stoke’s start to the season has gone and how he coped playing with a broken finger against Norwich.