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Football Digest is a weekly football podcast brought to you by the sports writers at the Daily Mirror, Daily Express and Daily Star. Each week Mirror Chief Football Writer John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Chief Sports Writer at the Mirror, Matt Dunn, Football Writer at the Daily Express and Jeremy Cross, Chief Sports Writer at the Daily Star. They mull over the week's biggest stories in football as well as previewing the weekend's action to come.
Connor Bromley is joined by Ned Keating to digest all of the talking points from England's win over Scotland in Glasgow.
On this episode: + England overcome Scotland in 150th Anniversary Heritage match + Bellingham pulls strings for Three Lions + Foden takes opportunity with both hands + Maguire's rotten luck continues
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Join John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Simon Mullock as they look ahead to England's upcoming games against Ukraine and Scotland.
On this episode: + Gareth Southgate's squad selection examined + Jordan Henderson's England future and his hypocritical interview + VAR's use and whether it is good for football + Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool after Saudi interest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join John Cross, Andy Dunn and Jeremy Cross as they look ahead to this weekend's Premier League football and the Transfer Deadline.
On this episode: + Arsenal v Man Utd preview + Liverpool's need for new players + Cole Palmer's move to Chelsea scrutinised + Deadline Day preview Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Connor Bromley and Mark Jones as they preview the upcoming transfer deadline day.
On this episode: + Man Utd heavily linked with a few players + Chelsea still want additions + Liverpool looking for further midfield help Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Connor Bromley is joined by Umar Choudhry as they review a weekend of crazy Premier League action.
On this episode: + Liverpool's heroic 10-man comeback against Newcastle + Man Utd igniting their season against Forest + Arsenal's dropped points against Fulham + A review of all the other Premier League games Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John Cross is joined by Simon Mullock and Simon Bird to digest all of the talking points from another busy week in football.
On this episode: + Man City without Pep Guardiola for two games after back surgery + Man Utd chase performance and display against Nottingham Forest + What teams need as transfer window ticks down to deadline day
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Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all of the talking points from another busy weekend in the Premier League.
On this episode: + Arsenal overcome Crystal Palace thanks to Martin Odegaard penalty + Chelsea still work in progress despite another big outlay + Tottenham put down marker with Man Utd win
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Laura Hartley is joined by Jack Lacey-Hatton, Hannah Pinnock and Beth Lindop to digest all of the talking points after England lost the Women's World Cup final against Spain.
On this episode: + England's performance in the final and where it went wrong + Overall review of the tournament + Where do England go from here Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mirrorfootball?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Mirror Football on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MirrorFootball Follow Mirror Football on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfootball/ Follow Mirror Football on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mirrorfootball/?hl=en Read the latest on https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/
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John Cross is joined by Matt Dunn, Chris McKenna and Simon Mullock to digest all of the latest talking points from another busy week in football.
On this episode: + Man City hold nerve to win Super Cup on penalties + Chelsea continue to splash the cash with Romeo Lavia and Mosies Caicedo deals + Premier League previews including Tottenham v Man Utd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Laura Hartley is joined by Jack Lacey-Hatton and Beth Lindop to digest all of the talking points ahead of England's Women's World Cup final against Spain.
On this episode: + England rise to defeat hosts Australia + Spain await Lionesses in historic final + Is football really coming home — again?
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Join Connor Bromley and Nathan Ridley as they review the opening weekend of Premier League football.
On this episode: + Man Utd's controversial win v Wolves + State of VAR as the season starts + The early title contenders + Relegation candidates + Transfer news
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Ned Keating is joined by Beth Lindop and Louise Wilkes to digest all of the talking points ahead of England's Women 's World Cup semi-final against Australia.
On this episode: + England battle past Colombia to reach semi-finals + Hosts Australia await Lionesses in final four + Spain and Sweden face off in other semi-final
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On this special edition of Football Digest, Mirror Football's Tom Blow sits down with new Sky Sports commentator Peter Drury ahead of the return of the Premier League.
On this episode: + Peter Drury on joining Sky Sports + How he won't try to 'replace' Martin Tyler + On what it's like to prepare for games featuring Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
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Laura Hartley is joined by Jack Lacey-Hatton, Hannah Pinnock and Megan Feringa to digest all of the talking points ahead of England's Women's World Cup quarter-final against Colombia.
On this episode: + England take on surprise package Colombia with semi final spot at stake + How do England replace banned Lauren James? + Will Sarina Wiegman change tactics with James suspended?
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Andy Dunn is joined by Matt Dunn, Chris McKenna and Simon Bird to digest all of the talking points ahead of the return of the Premier League.
On this episode: + Man City look to defend Premier League title from challenge of Arsenal and Man Utd + Liverpool and Chelsea aim for return to top form after poor seasons + Premier League new boys Luton, Sheffield United and Burnley face tough task to survive
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Earlier this summer, Mirror Football's Dan Blackham sat down with former USA international forward and Apple+ TV pundit Taylor Twellman to chew the fat on a variety of subjects.
Twellman gives his thoughts on Lionel Messi's arrival in the USA, what Folarin Balogun should do this summer after returning to Arsenal following a successful loan spell and the rise and rise of the MLS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Laura Hartley is joined by Hannah Pinnock, Beth Lindop and Jack Lacey-Hatton to digest all of the talking points after England progressed past Nigeria at the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England hold nerve to win shootout with Nigeria + Lauren James sees red in moment of madness + Quarter final awaits Sarina Wiegman's side
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Ned Keating is joined by Harry Brent to digest all of the talking points from Arsenal's Community Shield win over Manchester City.
On this episode: + Arsenal claim first silverware of season on penalties + New initiatives have impact on game + New boys on show for both Arsenal and Man City
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Laura Hartley is joined by Louise Wilkes and Megan Feringa to digest all of the talking points ahead of England's round of 16 match against Nigeria at the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England out to avoid shock against Nigeria in round of 16 + Early exits for Brazil and Germany show competition's unpredictability + England's route to potential final takes shape
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Ned Keating is joined by Matt Dunn and Chris McKenna to digest all of the talking points ahead of the Community Shield between Manchester City and Arsenal.
On this episode: + Can Man City maintain dominance after treble next term? + Can Arsenal make next step and win silverware? + How Declan Rice will fit in at Arsenal + How departures will impact Man City
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Ned Keating is joined by Jack Lacey-Hatton and Beth Lindop to digest all of the talking points from England's win over China at the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England beat China to top Group D + Lauren James delivers another sparkling performance + Alessia Russo vindicates Sarina Wiegman backing with goal
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Earlier this month, Mirror Football's Dan Blackham sat down with former MLS star and Apple+ TV pundit Bradley Wright-Phillips to get his thoughts on a variety of topics.
On this episode, Wright-Phillips gives his opinion on the Premier League, opens up on playing with Thierry Henry, gives his verdict on how Lionel Messi will fare in the USA and looks at how much the MLS has grown in recent years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating is joined by Laura Hartley and Jack Lacey-Hatton to digest all of the latest talking points from the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England v China preview + Keira Walsh injury update + Hosts New Zealand out after Switzerland draw
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Ned Keating is joined by Hannah Pinnock, Louise Wilkes and Jack Lacey-Hatton to digest all of the talking points from England's Women's World Cup win over Denmark.
On this episode: + England win, but another sloppy performance + Lauren James vindicates selection call + Keira Walsh suffers serious injury
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Laura Hartley is joined by Megan Feringa and Beth Lindop to digest all of the latest talking points from the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England v Denmark preview + Should Lauren James start for Lionesses? + VAR controversy as Spain beat Zambia
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Laura Hartley is joined by Megan Feringa and Beth Lindop to digest the latest talking points from the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England labour to Haiti win + Earps saves the day for Lionesses + Attack struggles to fire again
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Natasha Henry is joined by Jack Lacey-Hatton and Beth Lindop plus special guest Carrie Dunn to digest all of the latest talking points from the Women's World Cup.
On this episode: + England v Haiti preview + New Zealand and Australia make perfect start on home turf + Sam Kerr injury blow for Matildas
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Ahead of the start of the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand getting underway on Thursday, the Football Digest panel are back to look ahead to the tournament.
On this episode: + How far can England's Lionesses go? + Can USA and Megan Rapinoe defend their crown? + Can Sam Kerr inspire hosts Australia to glory? + Ones to watch
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Ned Keating is joined by Kieran King to digest the latest talking points from the transfer window.
On this episode: + Harry Maguire's Man Utd future in doubt after being stripped of captaincy + Arsenal finally complete deal for Declan Rice + Liverpool eye Kalvin Phillips as Fabinho replacement
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Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all of the latest talking points from the summer transfer window.
On this episode: + Henderson, Fabinho and Mahrez linked with Saudi Arabia moves + Liverpool eye replacement if pair move on + Man Utd close in on Andre Onana
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Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all the latest talking points from the transfer window.
On this episode: + Premier League clubs sent Victor Osimhen warning by Napoli + Everton plan move for Man Utd's Anthony Elanga + Chelsea clear out continues with players told to stay away from training
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Join Connor Bromley and Tom Victor as they discuss the latest transfer news and rumours from around the Premier League.
On the agenda: De Gea leaves Man Utd + Harry Kane to Bayern + Kylian Mbappe latest + Romelu Lukaku's future + Wilfried Zaha to join Steven Gerrard? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all of the latest talking points from the summer transfer window.
On this episode: + Brighton want £100m for Moises Caicedo + Erik ten Hag puts four big name stars up fro sale + Granit Xhaka leaves Arsenal for Bayer Leverkusen
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Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all of the latest talking points from the summer transfer window.
On this episode: + Arsenal agree terms with West Ham for Declan Rice + Man Utd's keeper situation including David de Gea and Andre Onana + Romelu Lukaku linked with another Inter Milan return
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Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all of the latest talking points from the summer transfer window.
On this episode: + Chelsea receive bids for Christian Pulisic + Newcastle eye England duo Kalvin Phillips and Conor Gallagher + Chelsea's interest in Lyon winger Rayan Cherki
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Ned Keating and Connor Bromley are back to digest all of the latest talking points from the summer transfer window.
On this episode: + Manchester United agree fee with Chelsea for Mason Mount + Liverpool plot move for RB Leipzig's Dominik Szoboszlai + Roma eye two Leicester forwards after relegation
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Join Ned Keating and Connor Bromley as they discuss the latest transfer rumours from the Premier League.
On the agenda: Declan Rice's reported move to Arsenal, Tottenham's deal for James Maddison, Harry Kane's future and David De Gea's contract status.
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Ned Keating is joined by Harry Brent to digest all of the latest talking points from the transfer window.
On this episode: + Arsenal close in on Kai Havertz + Man City put pressure on Arsenal in Declan Rice chase + Josko Gvardiol on verge of Man City move + Mason Mount latest as Man Utd and Chelsea stall over price tag
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Join Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross, Simon Mullock and Matt Dunn as they review the past season and hand out their awards for team of the season and player of the season.
On the agenda: Team of the Year + Best moment + Player of the Year + Transfer News Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to digest all of the latest talking points from the summer transfer window.
On this episode: + Arsenal consider move for Amadou Onana + Man Utd 'make contact' with Inter Milan over Nicolo Barella + Chelsea could beat Arsenal to Romeo Lavia signing
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Ned Keating is joined by Tom Victor to digest all of the talking points from another busy weekend in football.
On this episode: + England take giant stride towards Euro 2024 qualification + Aubameyang's desire hit Chelsea's transfer window plans + Man Utd eye new goalkeeper with De Gea set to leave
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Join Ned Keating and Connor Bromley as they preview England's Euro 2024 qualifier against Malta.
On the agenda: Timing of games + future of certain England players at club level + Eberechi Eze + Trent Alexander-Arnold + more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join host Connor Bromley and Ned Keating as they discuss the latest news in the football world.
On the agenda: Jude Bellingham moves to Real Madrid + Kylian Mbappe's future + David Raya to Spurs or Man Utd + Arsenal targets + Todd Boehly and Chelsea + Kim Min-jae to Man Utd + Lukaku's future + Gianlucca Scamacca leaving West Ham + Leeds targeting Scott Parker Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join host Connor Bromley and Ned Keating as they discuss the latest transfer news.
On the agenda: Man Utd linked with Rasmus Hojlund + Chelsea want rid of at least 10 players + Kylian Mbappe's PSG future + William Saliba's contract situation + Jadon Sancho linked with Spurs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating is joined by Nathan Ridley to digest all of the talking points from another busy weekend in football.
On this episode: + Man City win Champions League to conquer Europe + What next for Pep Guardiola's men? + England back in action with Euro 2024 qualifiers
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Join John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Simon Mullock as they discuss all the important footballing news.
On the agenda: Champions League final preview + predicting the City team + West Ham's European heroics + Lionel Messi moving to the MLS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating brings you a special edition of Football Digest: Extra Time from Prague after spending the day in the city with West Ham fans, culminating in their Europa Conference League final success.
Jarrod Bowen scored late on for West Ham against Fiorentina to give David Moyes' side a memorable night as Declan Rice lifted the trophy aloft.
Ned spent the day with West Ham fans in Prague and charts what it was like, starting from the early morning until their celebrations long into the night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating is joined by Sam Meade to digest all of the talking points from another busy weekend in football.
On this episode: + Man City win FA Cup + West Ham prepare for Europa Conference League final in Prague + Zlatan Ibrahimovic retires
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Join Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi, John Cross and Andy Dunn as they digest all of the talking points ahead of England's World Cup match against Senegal.On this episode:+ England v Senegal preview+ Gareth Southgate's selection dilemmas+ Senegal's danger men+ Shock exits for Belgium and Germany#football #sport #worldcupLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter Staunton is joined by Anita Abayomi, John Cross and Andy Dunn to digest all of the talking points from England's World Cup win over Wales.
On this episode: + England make knockout stages after beating Wales + Rashford and Foden take their chances + End of the road for Wales in Qatar + Senegal await England in last 16
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Peter Staunton is joined by John Cross and Andy Dunn to digest all of the talking points ahead of England's World Cup clash against Wales.
On this episode: + England v Wales preview + Will Southgate finally trust Foden? + Is pressure on Three Lions to deliver good performance + The best of the rest at the World Cup
football #sport #worldcup
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Peter Staunton is joined by John Cross and Andy Dunn to digest all of the talking points from England's World Cup draw against the USA.
On this episode: + Midfield struggles after impressing against Iran + Question marks over Southgate's substitutions + Foden becoming this tournament's Grealish + What result means for qualification hopes
football #sport #worldcup
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England v USA World Cup preview from Qatar. Join host Peter Staunton and Mirror Football's Andy Dunn and John Cross as they preview England's next World Cup game against the USA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter Staunton is joined by Ned Keating, John Cross and Andy Dunn to digest all of the talking points from England's World Cup win over Iran.
On this episode: + Six of the best as England triumph in opener + #OneLove armband row overshadows build-up + Bukayo Saka shines on World Cup debut + Jude Bellingham shows maturity beyond his years Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join hosts Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi as they are welcomed by Mirror Football's John Cross and Andy Dunn. They preview the World Cup and assess England's chances at the competition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ned Keating is joined by Peter Staunton, Darren Lewis and Jerry Lawton to digest all of football's biggest talking points ahead of the start of the World Cup.
On this episode: + England arrive in Qatar + How will Ronaldo interview affect Portuguese camp? + Can Messi add final top honour missing? + Who will go far in Qatar?
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Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi are joined by Mark Jones and Ned Keating to digest all of the fallout as Gareth Southgate names his England squad for the World Cup.
The Three Lions are in Group B for Qatar 2022, along with Iran, the USA and Wales.
Harry Kane will captain England at a second straight World Cup, with James Maddison and Ben White forcing their way into the squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi, Ian Doyle and Alex Brotherton as they discuss the latest Champions League games and preview this weekend's Premier League fixtures.
On this episode:
Cristiano Ronaldo's snub of Gary Neville
Eto'o v Henry
Liverpool's form
Champions League favourites
Haaland's injury
And more!
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Join Connor Bromley, Ned Keating, Ashley Preece and Rich Jones as they digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode: + Ronaldo situation leaves Man Utd future unclear + Aston Villa pick Emery as Gerrard replacement + Wolves' woes deepen as they plunge down table Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi are joined by Andy Dunn and Lee Ryder to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode: + Liverpool's revival + Chelsea's injury struggles + Ronaldo's early exit in Man Utd win Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi and Alex Brotherton as they preview this weekends Premier League fixtures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi are joined by Ian Doyle and Joe Bray to digest the biggest talking points in this football.
On this episode:
+ Erling Haaland's rich vein of form
+ Liverpool's tactical tweaks
+ Arsenal's title challenge
Join Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi, Tyrone Marshall and Kaya Kaynak as they review the international break and preview a huge weekend of Premier League football.
Join Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi, Andy Dunn and Ian Doyle as they preview a big weekend of international football.
Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi are joined by Alex Brotherton of the Manchester Evening News and the Leicester Mercury's Jordan Blackwell to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Thomas Tuchel sacked by Chelsea
+ Erling Haaland continues insane start for Man City
+ Leicester's troublesome start analysed
Join our host Peter Staunton and his guests Mat Kendrick, Matt Davies and Scott Trotter as they discuss all the hot topics in football this week. On the agenda:
- Erling Haaland
- Transfer business to be done
- Aston Villa and Steven Gerrard
- Newcastle's record signing
- Man Utd's new striker
Peter Staunton is joined by Ian Doyle of the Liverpool Echo to take an in-depth look at Liverpool's start to the new Premier League season after their defeat at Man Utd on Monday.
On this episode:
+ What's behind Liverpool's poor start?
+ How severe is the current injury crisis?
+ Defence falling from previous heights
Join our hosts Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi alongside Andy Dunn and Ian Doyle as they reflect on the biggest football stories of the week from the Premier League and beyond.
- How do you solve a problem like Manchester United?
- Is Liverpool’s title bid over already?
- Was Gabriel Jesus the signing of the summer?
- Where did it all go wrong for Dele Alli?
- Kylian Mbappe’s inexplicable meltdown for PSG
Join our hosts Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi, Andy Dunn and Ashley Preece as they preview the upcoming games in the Premier League this weekend. On the agenda:
- Man Utd's start to the season
- Aston Villa's start to the season
- Barcelona's transfer situation
- Chelsea's remaining business
- Liverpool's start to the season
Join Peter Staunton, Anita Abayomi, Andy Dunn and Samuel Luckhurst as they preview the new Premier League season.
Join Peter Staunton and Anita Abayomi as they review England's 2-1 win against Germany which won them the European Championship.
The Press Pack is a brand new football show focused on the very best that the Premier League has to offer. Anita Abayomi and Peter Staunton will be joined every week by the biggest names in the football media - from the Mirror, the Star, the MEN, the Liverpool Echo and more.
Join them every week as they discuss the biggest transfer news and rumours, the week's biggest talking points - from the domestic league as well as the Champions League - and preview the weekend's action.
Ned Keating is joined by Joshua Peck to run the rule over the back pages on July 19.
On this episode:
+ ten Hag's warning to Maguire over Man Utd captaincy
+ Alvarez backed to emulate Aguero at Man City
+ England's Lionesses prepare for Euros quarter-final
Ned Keating is joined by Charlie Gordon to run the rule over the morning's back pages.
On this episode:
+ Chelsea complete Sterling swoop
+ Man City's 'gamble' over letting Sterling and Jesus leave
+ Man Utd close in on Martinez move
Ned Keating is joined by David Hughes to take a closer look at the stories making the back pages.
On this episode:
+ England hammer Norway to reach Euros quarter-finals
+ Chelsea enter Lewandowski race as Barcelona falter
+ ten Hag insists Ronaldo won't leave Man Utd
Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to run the rule over the morning's back pages.
On this episode:
+ ten Hag 'vows to end' leaks at Man Utd
+ Jesus aims to get Arsenal firing
+ Gomez signs new long-term contract at Liverpool
Ned Keating is joined by Connor Bromley to preview the start of the Women's Euro 2022 which will be hosted in England.
Leah Williamson will be the Lionesses' skipper as they look to lift the trophy for the first time.
England manager Sarina Wiegman has previously tasted success in the competition, guiding the Netherlands to victory five years ago.
John Cross, Jeremy Cross and Andy Dunn are back to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Man City pip Liverpool to Premier League title
+ Liverpool and Real Madrid face off for Champions League
+ Erik ten Hag gets to work at Man Utd
+ Chelsea takeover nears completion
Join host John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they preview the final weekend of the Premier League season
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Premier League title race nears conclusion
+ Man City announce Haaland deal
+ Liverpool and Chelsea face off in FA Cup final
+ Leeds heading for the drop
Joint host John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they talk about all the important topics in football this week
On the agenda:
- Liverpool's Villarreal win
- Karim Benzema
- Everton's relegation worries
- Top four race
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Title race talk at Liverpool and Man City maintain hot streaks
+ Arsenal end losing run to boost top four hopes
+ Man Utd misery after Liverpool drubbing
Jeremy Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Matt Dunn and Simon Mullock to digest another busy week in football.
On this episode:
+ Man Utd on verge of Erik ten Hag appointment
+ Man City and Liverpool meet again in FA Cup
+ Chelsea's European reign ended by Real Madrid
Andy Dunn is joined by Matt Dunn and Simon Mullock to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Man City v Liverpool preview
+ Chelsea in crisis
+ Man Utd close to making ten Hag new boss
+ Everton's relegation fears deepen
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Man Utd 'open talks' with ten Hag
+ FA Cup review as Liverpool, Man City and Chelsea progress
+ Arsenal strengthen grip on fourth
+ International preview
John Cross is joined by Jeremy Cross, Matt Dunn and Neil Moxley to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Liverpool cut Man City's lead as title race heats up
+ Man Utd endure another trophyless season after European exit
+ Chelsea bidders face submission deadline
+ FA Cup quarter-final preview
Jeremy Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Matt Dunn and Simon Mullock to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Chelsea in crisis as Abramovich sanctioned by UK Government
+ What does it mean for Blues and day-to-day running?
+ How will sale of club be affected?
ohn Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Chelsea put up for sale by Abramovich
+ Liverpool on for quadruple after Carabao Cup win
+ FA Cup reaction
+ Manchester derby and Premier League preview
Join host Jeremy Cross, Matt Dunn, David McDonnell and Andy Dunn as they review the Premier League action from this week
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Aubameyang swaps Arsenal for Barcelona
+ Eriksen completes return with Brentford deal
+ Lampard back in management at Everton
+ FA Cup fourth round preview
Ned Keating is joined by Sam Meade and Jack Staplehurst to digest all of the latest news from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Chambers swaps Arsenal for Villa
+ Liverpool close in on Diaz
+ Newcastle on verge of Guimaraes swoop
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Chris McKenna to digest football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Everton in a right royal mess
+ Ranieri out, Roy in at Watford
+ AFCON round-up
+ Deadline Day preview
Ned Keating is joined by Freddie Keighley and Aaron Stokes to digest all of the latest news from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Newcastle handed blow in Carlos pursuit
+ Tottenham have bid rejected for Diaz
+ Wijnaldum hopeful of Premier League return
Ned Keating is joined by Mark Jones and Rich Jones to digest all of the latest talking points from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Newcastle chase Lingard deal
+ Arsenal switch to Isak after Vlahovic blow
+ Gerrard wants Liverpool's Gomez at Villa
Join host John Cross, Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn as they review the midweek Premier League action and look ahead to the rest of the January transfer window. On the agenda:
- Ronaldo's reaction to being subbed
- Chelsea off form
- Arsenal's postponement
- Everton's managerial hunt
- Transfer news
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of football's biggest talking points.
On this episode:
+ Chelsea reach Carabao Cup final
+ Man Utd's identity crisis under Rangnick
+ North London derby preview
+ Football's worst apologies
Ned Keating is joined by Alex Richards to digest all of the latest talking points from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Newcastle ease striker shortage with Wood
+ Aston Villa wrap up Coutinho loan move
+ Martial's hopes of Man Utd exit dealt blow
Ned Keating is joined by Ryan Taylor and Sam Meade to digest the latest news from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Arsenal want new midfielder before Tottenham derby
+ Chelsea face Kounde issue from Newcastle
+ Spurs give trial to non-league talent
Ned Keating is joined by Alex Richards and Felix Keith to digest all of the latest news from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Tottenham open to offers for Ndombele
+ Newcastle chase a new striker
+ Aston Villa set to win race for Digne
+ Chelsea ponder Emerson recall
Ned Keating is joined by Mark Jones and Rhys Daly to digest all of the latest talking points from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Coutinho completes Aston Villa move
+ Trippier becomes first signing on Newcastle's new era
+ Man Utd facing mass exodus
+ Liverpool eye Luis Diaz
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn to digest the biggest talking points in football.
On this episode:
+ Chelsea v Tottenham analysis and reaction
+ COVID chaos continues to wreak havoc with fixtures
+ Cliques appearing at Man Utd
+ The return of the FA Cup
Ned Keating is joined by Ryan Taylor and Colin Millar to digest all of the latest talking points from the transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Aubameyang's Arsenal exit being complicated by AFCON
+ Vlahovic linked with Tottenham
+ Roma told no over Dalot
Ned Keating is joined by Tom Victor to digest all of the latest talking points from the January transfer window.
On this episode:
+ Transfer window reopens as teams aims to shape squads
+ Lukaku's 'loud noises' sour Chelsea relationship
+ Martial's Man Utd stint coming to a close
+ Trippier on his way back to Premier League.
On this episode:
+ Ralf's reign at Man Utd begins in earnest
+ Tuchel facing toughest spell of Chelsea stint
+ More history for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool
+ Tottenham games called off
John Cross was joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they reviewed a fascinating week of football. On the agenda:
- Where do Everton go from here with Rafa
- Liverpool rampant
- Title race
- Newcastle doomed?
- Ballon d'Or farce
And much much more!
John Cross joins Connor Bromley as the shortlist for the Fans' Footballer of the Year is announced.
On today's show:
- Did Watford defeat leave Man Utd with no other choice but to sack Solskjaer?
- Pochettino in pole position to take over in the summer - is he what Man Utd needs?
- Valverde contender for Man Utd interim role
- Southgate signs new England deal
- Fan-led review into football findings announced
Join host Connor Bromley, Ned Keating and Aaron Stokes as they preview the Premier League fixtures this weekend. On the agenda:
- Ole's job security
- Arsenal's chances at Anfield
- Howe's first game at Newcastle
- And a full Premier League preview!
Andy Dunn is joined by Matt Dunn, Chris McKenna and David McDonnell to digest all of the talking points from another turbulent week in football.
On today's show:
+ England qualify for World Cup in Qatar
+ Premier League returns as Liverpool host Arsenal
+ Under-fire Solskjaer needs Man Utd win at Watford
+ Gerrard's first match as Aston Villa manager
Join host John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they look at the recent Premier League managerial changes, assess Ole's job security at Manchester United and look ahead to England's upcoming World Cup Qualifiers.
Join host Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn, Gideon Brooks and Simon Mullock as they discuss a busy week of football. On the agenda today:
- Spurs appoint Conte
- Newcastle looking foolish after missing out on Unai Emery
- Champions League review
- England squad
- Premier League preview
Spurs sacked Nuno Espirito Santo on Monday morning after just four months in charge. Will Antonio Conte be the man to replace him?
Elsewhere, the Champions League returns on Tuesday evening as Chelsea head to Malmo, while Manchester United head to Bergamo to face Atalanta.
Liverpool host Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, while Man City face Club Brugge.
Jeremy Cross is joined by Simon Mullock, Chris McKenna and Gideon Brooks to digest football's biggest talking points.
On today's show:
+ Man Utd's 'shambolic' week
+ Salah hat-trick proves he's world's best?
+ No strikers, no problem for Chelsea
+ Man City's Carabao Cup dominance is over
+ Walter Smith tributes
Join host Connor Bromley, Freddie Keighley and David Rivers as they review last night's Carabao Cup action and look ahead to tonight's fixtures.
Ned Keating is joined by Alex Richards and Colin Millar to digest the talking points from all the Premier League's weekend action.
On the show:
+ Is it the end of the road for Solskjaer at Man Utd?
+ Salah proves why he's considered best in world
+ Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City continue to pull away
+ Are West Ham best of the rest?
+ Winless Norwich, Newcastle and Burnley in trouble?
Join host Ned Keating, Mark Jones and Alex Richards as they look ahead to a fascinating weekend of Premier League action
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of the talking points from another busy week in football.
On today's show:
+ Champions League fallout
+ Ronaldo saves Solskjaer's bacon at Man Utd
+ Chelsea lose Lukaku and Werner to injury
+ Liverpool, Man City wins mean clean sweep for English sides
+ Bruce out, Fonseca in at Newcastle?
Liverpool beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 in Spain on Tuesday, while Man City recorded as routine a win as you'll ever see in Europe, beating Club Brugge 5-1 on their travels.
Wednesday evening sees Man Utd and Chelsea take up the mantle as United host Atalanta, with the Blues facing Malmo FF.
Joe Cooper is joined by Mark Jones and Scott Trotter to digest all of the action.
Joe Cooper is joined by Darren Wells and Alex Milne to preview the start of matchday three in the Champions League.
Liverpool head for the site of their latest Champions League triumph in 2019 when they visit Atletico Madrid, who have former Reds forward Luis Suarez in their squad.
Man City, meanwhile, will look to get their European campaign back on track at Club Brugge as Kevin de Bruyne returns to his native Belgium.
Join Ned Keating, David Rivers and Nathan Ridley to digest the weekend's Premier League action.
On today's show:
- Are Liverpool back to being champions material?
- Is Salah really the best in the world at this moment in time?
- Is Ole's time up?
- City and Chelsea both win - do we have a genuine three-horse race?
- Newcastle's new era off to a stuttering start...
Ned Keating is joined by Mark Jones and Scott Trotter to look ahead to this weekend's action in the Premier League.
On today's show, the panel preview Liverpool's trip to Watford where they saw their unbeaten record go on their last visit to Vicarage Road in February 2020.
Chelsea, meanwhile, will hope to avoid becoming the latest big side to be stung by the atmosphere from the home crowd at Brentford.
Leicester and Man Utd face off with both sides in need of a victory, while Newcastle fans can celebrate the dawn of a new era at home to Spurs.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of the big talking points from another busy week in football.
On today's show, the panel reflect on England's World Cup qualifiers that saw Gareth Southgate's game management questioned after drawing with Hungary.
The quartet also look ahead to Newcastle's first game under new ownership when they welcome Tottenham this weekend.
And the group also take a look at the weekend's other Premier League matches with Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City bidding to enhance their title challenges.
Ned Keating is joined by the Daily Mirror's north east football reporter Simon Bird and Daily Star assistant online sports editor and Newcastle fan Aaron Stokes to digest the latest news from the Magpies' takeover.
With the new owners eying a new manager, we look at who could be trusted in the hot seat at St James' Park.
There's also discussion over the moral issues faced by both the club and it's fans under their new Saudi Arabian owners.
And we also look at what the future holds for Newcastle after Amanda Staveley said the aim was to win the Premier League within 5-10 years.
Join host Connor Bromley, Alex Richards and Aaron Stokes as they discuss the recent takeover of Newcastle United. On the agenda:
- How can Newcastle turn themselves into a football giant
- The morality of their new ownership
- What changes need to be made at the club
- What happens if the club are relegated this season
And much much more!
Ned Keating is joined by Colin Millar and Alex Richards to discuss the plight facing Barcelona with the Spanish giants close to the €1bn in debt.
The trio discuss how Barcelona got themselves in the position and look at who is to blame for their downfall.
They also look at whether there are any positive signs for the Spanish giants and if their plight could serve as a warning to other European sides.
Join host Connor Bromley, Ricky Charlesworth and Richard Cusack as they discuss the situation at Derby County as well as the Championship in general. On the agenda:
- Derby's financial situation
- Could they stay up?
- Wayne Rooney's performance
- Coventry's strong start to the season
- Fulham's recent struggles
- Bournemouth in top gear
- Cardiff and Boro needing a manager switch?
- Blackpool's big win
And much much more!
Liverpool and Manchester City played out the second-half of the season at Anfield as the top-of-the-table clash finished 2-2.
Join Ned Keating, Felix Parkin and Aaron Flanagan to Digest Sunday's clash, as well as the rest of the weekend's action.
Ned Keating is joined by Freddie Keighley and Aaron Stokes to preview another busy weekend of action in the Premier League.
Liverpool v Man City is the headline game of the weekend, which begins with Man Utd hosting Everton on Saturday.
Chelsea will aim to return to winning ways at home to Southampton, while Arsenal go in search of a fourth straight league win at Brighton.
Plus there's some huge games involving sides who look like they could be involved in this season's relegation scrap.
Jeremy Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Matt Dunn and David McDonnell to digest all the action from another busy week in football.
On today's show, the quartet reflect on a mixed week for English sides in the Champions League with wins for Liverpool and Man Utd, but defeats for Chelsea and Man City.
The panel also look ahead to this weekend's Premier League matches, headlined by a mouthwatering clash between Liverpool and Man City.
Join host Connor Bromley and Alex Richards as they digest a superb night of Champions League football and look ahead to tonight's fixtures. On the agenda:
- United face a tricky match against Villarreal
- Does Ole need a win?
- Chelsea look to respond to City defeat
- Are Juventus the scary team they once were?
- City lose thanks to Messi brilliance
- Liverpool lay down a marker with Porto hammering
And much much more!
Join host Connor Bromley, Chris McKenna and Aaron Flanagan as they preview a huge week of Champions League action. On the agenda:
- Pep v Messi
- Are City and PSG the two favourites for the Champions League trophy
- Liverpool defensive frailties
- Competing with Atletico Madrid
And much much more!
Connor Bromley is joined by Ned Keating and Tom Canton to digest all of the action from another busy Premier League weekend.
Arsenal collected their biggest win of the season so far as they trounced rivals Tottenham 3-1, leaving Spurs in a spot of bother.
Man City returned to form with a 1-0 win at Chelsea, sending a true message to their title rivals in the process.
Man Utd paid the penalty in a 1-0 loss at home to Aston Villa, while Liverpool looked open at the back in a wild 3-3 draw at Brentford.
Plus five teams remain without a win after the first six league games of the new campaign.
Join host Ned Keating and Connor Bromley as they preview an action packed weekend in the Premier League. On the agenda today:
- Does the winner of Chelsea v Man City take the title?
- The 'midtable' North London Derby
- Ole's ability as a super coach
- Liverpool should ease past Brentford
- Palace v Brighton
And much much more!
Join host John Cross, Jeremy Cross, Matt Dun and David McDonnell as they discuss the midweek Carabao Cup games and look ahead to the Premier League. On the agenda:
- United's poor exit against West Ham
- Ole's talents compared to other top managers
- Chelsea favourites to beat City
- Guardiola's fan rant
- Arsenal are better positioned than Spurs heading into the Derby
- The relegation battle
- Newcastle's expectations
- What is happening at Norwich?
And much much more!
Joe Cooper is joined by Alex Richards and Mark Jones to discuss all things League Cup, the Premier League title race and the PSG front-three that isn't quite clicking... yet.
Join host Connor Bromley and special guest Craig Johns as they focus on the Championship, with a particular eye on Middlesbrough. The Boro have had an underwhelming start to the season, as Neil Warnock chases one last promotion.
Join host Connor Bromley, Emma deDuve and Adam Newson as they review a frantic weekend of Premier League action. On the agenda today:
- Chelsea looking more like the real deal
- Nuno struggling after a strong start
- Manchester United fortunate at West Ham
- City poor at home
- Liverpool back to their old selves
- The relegation battle
And much much more!
Join host Connor Bromley, Tom Canton an Alex Richards as they preview a huge weekend of Premier League action at both ends of the table. On the agenda today:
- Can Arsenal make it back to back wins?
- Will Manchester United recover after their poor defeat midweek
- Liverpool and City look to keep their title charge on track
- Chelsea have a tough visit to Spurs
- And there is a huge set of games at the bottom of the table
All this and much much more!
Join John Cross, Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn as they review a frantic week of Champions League action. On the agenda:
- Liverpool's deserved win against AC Milan
- Mo Salah's contract
- Chelsea's victory
- Ole's position at Manchester United
- City's stunning win against Leipzig
- And much much more!
Join host Connor Bromley and guests David McDonnell and Sam Inkersole as they review all the action from the Champions League, with Chelsea winning and Manchester United losing late in Bern.
Guy Clarke and Connor Bromley are here once more with our EFL-themed offering on Football Digest. Looking in the Championship the guys discuss the unpredictable nature of the division with Blackpool's surprise win over Fulham before getting onto Nottingham Forest's poor start to the season under Chris Hughton. In League One, the talk focuses at both ends of the division with both Sunderland and Wigan going strong in the top two places, whilst Ipswich Town continue to leak goals, having lost 5-2 at home to Bolton Wanderers. Plus in League Two, Harrogate Town remain as the only unbeaten side in the division, whilst Oldham Atheltic's misery goes on with them now propping up the rest in the EFL. Enjoy.
Guy Clarke is joined by Mark Jones of Mirror Football and Joe Donnohue of Leeds Live to discuss Leeds United against Liverpool, Crystal Palace's victory over Spurs and the impact Ronaldo made on Manchester United.
Connor Bromley is joined by Ned Keating and Warren Muggleton to digest all of the talking points ahead of the return of the Premier League.
On today's show, the panel look ahead to the second coming of Cristiano Ronaldo as Man Utd entertain Newcastle.
There's also an early six-pointer as the trio preview the clash between bottom-of-the-table Arsenal and Norwich.
Plus there's also chat about the fallout from FIFA's decision to ban players whose clubs prevented them from playing for their national teams during the international break.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Matt Dunn and David McDonnell as they digest all of the biggest talking points from another week in football.
On today's show, the panel reflect on England's 1-1 draw in their World Cup qualifier in Poland that keeps them five points clear at the top of the group.
They also discuss the proposals for a World Cup to be held every two years and what it will mean for the global calendar.
And they glance their eyes over this weekend's Premier League fixtures, including Cristiano Ronaldo's expected second Man Utd debut against Newcastle.
Ned Keating is joined by Joe McBride and Will Lancaster to look ahead to England's World Cup qualifier in Poland.
The panel reflect on Jordan Pickford's impressive clean sheet record for England, analyse Raheem Sterling's Three Lions form and also pinpoint Poland's dangermen.
There's also chat about the proposals that could see the World Cup held every two years, as opposed to the current four-year gap between tournaments.
After a week away, our EFL focus returns to Football Digest as Guy Clarke catches up with Senior Sports Writer across the Reach Regional desks in the Midlands Richard Cusack to talk all things Derby County. As a reporter and lifelong Rams supporter Richard explains the turbulence behind the scenes at Pride Park and how Rooney has separated that to begin the season in better shape than many had expected. Mel Morris tenure at the helm is discussed, so too the transfer embargo the club is operating under as well as the two failed takeover bids to buy the club. Enjoy.
Ned Keating is joined by John Cross and Alex Milne to look back on England's routine World Cup qualifier win over Andorra, plus cast their eyes over some of the other results from across Europe and further afield.
Jesse Lingard did his chances of starting for the Three Lions against Poland on Wednesday the world of good with a brace in the 4-0 mauling of Andorra.
Bukayo Saka also enjoyed a happy birthday as he netted the fourth and was given a rousing reception on his first outing at Wembley since the Euro 2020 final.
Plus there's also time to discuss the chaotic scenes from Brazil after their World Cup qualifier against fierce rivals Argentina was abandoned after health officials entered the pitch demanding several visiting players be deported immediately.
Host Connor Bromley and Mirror writer Alex Richards review England's comfortable 4-0 victory in Hungary.
They also discuss Harry Kane's form as he scored, but could easily have had a hat trick.
Looking ahead, the Lads previewed England's next two games against Andorra and Poland.
John Cross is joined by Neil Moxley, Jeremy Cross and Andy Dunn to digest all the action from another busy week in football.
Cristiano Ronaldo signed for Manchester United officially on deadline day, but is he the right fit for Ole's side?
Arsenal added a plethora of players during the transfer window, but are they actually any better compared to last season.
And Gareth Southgate's future as England boss, will this be his last qualifying campaign?
Ned Keating and Connor Bromley run the rule over every Premier League club's summer transfer window.
From Arsenal signing a string of new players to Chelsea and Man City splashing the cash on one player, plus everything else in between
There's also a surprise shout for the title contenders this season, plus Connor reveals which team would get a 'fail' if he was to grade their window on the whole.
Joe Cooper is joined by Andy Dunn and Alex Richards for a morning assessment of transfer deadline day.
Podcast was taken from a livestream.
Liverpool and Chelsea drew 1-1 at Anfield on Saturday in a game dominated by a controversial red card given to Reece James in the first-half.
Chelsea escaped with a point nonetheless, with Liverpool unable to make the most of a one-man advantage.
Joe Cooper is joined by Alex Richards and Adam Newson to review the biggest game of the previous weekend, as well as touch on some tantalising transfer news.
Connor Bromley is joined by Ned Keating and Colin Millar to digest the day's biggest talking points from the world of football.
Cristiano Ronaldo appears set for a return to the Premier League as the former Man Utd star edges closer to a move to cross-town rivals City.
Both Manchester clubs plus Liverpool and Chelsea are also still getting to grips with their Champions League groups following the draw on Thursday.
And the Reds and the Blues headline another exciting week in the Premier League, which starts with Arsenal's trip to Man City.
John Cross is joined by Matt Dunn, Chris McKenna and Neil Moxley to digest all the action from another busy week in football.
Harry Kane has declared he is staying at Tottenham after his efforts to secure a move to Man City appeared to come up short.
Mikel Arteta's Arsenal got their first win of the season by mauling West Brom in the Carabao Cup, but the jury is still out on the Gunners boss.
And Virgil van Dijk and Romelu Lukaku look set for a mouthwatering contest as Liverpool host Chelsea this weekend.
As Real Madrid table their first offer for Paris St Germain's Kylian Mbappe, Guy Clarke is joined by Mirror Football's Assistant Editor Alex Richards and Everton reporter at the Liverpool ECHO, Adam Jones, to discuss the latest transfer news. Real Madrid's Mbappe interest is analysed as Florentino Perez eyes his next Galactico, the panel debate the possibility of being paired with Borussia Dortmund's Erling Haaland. Should Mbappe move on, will PSG target either Moise Kean or Richarlison at Everton - and is Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester City becoming a real possibility? Enjoy.
Guy Clarke is joined by Senior Sports Editor James Whaling and Connor Bromley for the latest EFL chat on Football Digest. The panel look at West Brom and Fulham's strong starts in the Championship as they bid for an immediate return to the Premier League, as well as considering the difficult starts for both Nottingham Forest and Sheffield United, while Coventry may lay claim to the division's surprise early starters. In League One, there's a focus on Sheffield Wednesday under the stewardship of Darren Moore having taken 10 points from the opening four games following relegation last time out. Plus, in League Two Forest Green Rovers' 100% start is commended with Rob Edwards' side the only club in the EFL to have taken maximum points. Enjoy.
Ned Keating is joined by Sam Inkersole and Alex Richards to run the rule over the Premier League's weekend action, including Chelsea's win at Arsenal.
Romelu Lukaku marked his second debut for the Blues with the opening goal in their victory at Arsenal, with Reece James also on target.
The Gunners, meanwhile, remain without a goal and without a win as the pressure increases on Mikel Arteta.
And though Paul Pogba notched another assist, Man Utd were unable to make it two wins in a row as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
Connor Bromley is joined by Ned Keating and Freddie Keighley to chew over the week's European action and look ahead to the next round of Premier League matches.
Tottenham will be hoping to bounce back at Wolves after suffering a disappointing defeat at Portuguese side Pacos de Ferreira in the Europa Conference League.
Liverpool, meanwhile, will be hoping a packed Anfield can roar them on to victory at home to Burnley on Saturday.
And Martin Odegaard could find himself making his second Arsenal debut at home to Chelsea on Sunday after rejoining from Real Madrid.
John Cross is joined by Chris McKenna, Neil Moxley and Simon Mullock as they digest all of the action from another busy week in football.
Harry Kane is in contention to feature for Tottenham on Sunday against Wolves as the striker tries to rebuild bridges with the club and fans after a summer dogged by a transfer saga.
Mikel Arteta is already a man under pressure after just one Premier League game with Arsenal beaten by new boys Brentford.
And Man Utd look to be genuine title contenders after putting five past leads without their two summer signings starting.
With less than two weeks to do until transfer deadline day, the summer transfer window is ready to go into overdrive. To discuss the latest Guy Clarke is joined by the Express’ Ryan Taylor and Sean McCormick from the MEN to get into the latest striker transfer chat. With Cristiano Ronaldo’s future far from certain at Juventus could he team up with Lionel Messi at PSG? Where does that leave Kylian Mbappe’s future amid interest from Real Madrid and are Man City any closer to completing a £150m deal for Tottenham’s Harry Kane. Enjoy.
Guy Clarke is joined by Birmingham Live’s West Brom reporter Joe Chapman and Mirror Football’s Connor Bromley for the first of our weekly EFL offerings on Football Digest. First up we focus on Valerien Ismael’s start to life at West Brom, fresh from registering his first win at the helm of the Baggies, seeing off Luton Town 3-2 at the Hawthorns. The panel discuss those who will be expecting to compete for promotion to the Premier League. Sunderland’s League One start with maximum points is also discussed as well as young loan talent in the division before a note on Derek Adams first win in charge at Bradford. Enjoy.
Spurs fans would have been forgiven for going into the opening day with a hint of pessimism.
Their star man and talisman has been hinting at a move to Manchester City all summer. Spurs' first opponents of the season? Man City of course.
There was no Harry Kane in either squad, but what we did see was a tactical masterclass from Nuno Espirito Santo that upset the odds to give Spurs lift-off.
Ned Keating is joined by John Cross and Aaron Flanagan to digest all of the best action from the opening weekend of the Premier League.
John Cross is joined by Chris McKenna, Simon Mullock and James Nursey to digest all of the talking points from another huge week in football.
Lionel Messi has seen his 21-year association come to an end with the Argentine legend penning a two-year deal with PSG.
There's also the small matter of the UEFA Super Cup between Champions League winners Chelsea and Villarreal, victors in May's Europa League final.
As well as all that, the Premier League returns this weekend with Brentford hosting Arsenal in the first match on Friday night.
Well, the unthinkable happened.
Lionel Messi departed club FC Barcelona due to a catalogue of financial errors by the Catalan side. The result? He joins one of the richest sides in world football.
A reunion with Neymar (and let's not forget Kylian Mbappe too...) means that PSG now undoubtedly have the most fierce attack in world football.
But what does it mean for Messi and PSG?
Is this Messi's swansong? At 34 will he still be able to pull the strings as he has in the past? Or is Paris a scenic retirement home for arguably the best player ever?
Guy Clarke is joined by Alex Richards to discuss all things Lionel Messi.
Ned Keating is joined by Alex Richards to digest all of the talking points as Chelsea take on Villarreal in the UEFA Super Cup.
Thomas Tuchel's Blues will be looking to kick off the new campaign with another trophy after lifting the Champions League in May.
Unai Emery, meanwhile, will be hoping to mastermind another Villarreal win over English opposition after beating both Arsenal and Man Utd en route to lifting the Europa League.
Join Ned Keating and Alex Milne as they digest all the latest news from the summer transfer window.
Lionel Messi bid an emotional farewell to Barcelona on Sunday after his 21-year association with the Spanish side was brought to an end.
Romelu Lukaku, meanwhile, is on the verge of a return to Chelsea from Inter Milan, with spells at Everton and Man Utd in between.
And there's also the small matter of the first trophy of the season going the way of Leicester after a 1-0 win over Man City in the Community Shield on Saturday.
Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn, Matt Dunn and Simon Mullock digest all of the action from another busy week in football.
Jack Grealish will be a Man City player in time for the start of the new Premier League season, joining a whole host of stars at the Etihad.
Harry Kane wants to join Grealish to playing for Pep Guardiola and it seems bridges may be being burned at current club Tottenham.
There's also the small matter of the first trophy of the season on Sunday as Man City face Leicester in the Community Shield, while Chelsea take on Villarreal in Tuesday's UEFA Super Cup.
Ned Keating is joined by Ryan Taylor to digest all the latest news from the summer transfer window.
Harry Kane looks to be heading for an acrimonious exit from Tottenham with the striker missing training as Man City continue to be linked with the England forward.
City have already had a bid accepted for Jack Grealish, with Aston Villa already plotting how to spend their £100m windfall.
And Arsenal youngster Joe Willock could be set for another move away from the Emirates after impressing on loan at Newcastle last season.
Join Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn, Neil Moxley and Matt Dunn as they digest football's biggest talking points.
Man Utd appear to be this summer's big spenders, closing in on a deal for Raphael Varane having already signed Jadon Sancho.
Liverpool have strengthened their defence, meanwhile, with the addition of Ibrahima Konate.
And Arsenal's best piece of business this summer may have been tying Emile Smith Rowe down to a new long-term contract.
Ned Keating is joined by the Daily Star's Jack Staplehurst as they run the rule over the latest news from the summer transfer window.
Raphael Varane is closing in on a move to Man Utd with the Red Devils poised to land the defender for £45m.
Erling Haaland has also been linked with a string of clubs across Europe, while Jack Grealish's future remains up in the air amid links to Man City.
On a special edition of Football Digest: Extra Time, Ned Keating is joined by Alex Richards to take a look at the latest rumours from the summer transfer window.
Among today's topics are Harry Kane and Paul Pogba with speculation rife over the pair's respective futures.
Italy lifted the Euro 2020 trophy on Sunday evening after defeating England 3-2 on penalties.
Guy Clarke is joined by Sean McCormick and Ned Keating to digest all of Sunday's action, and look back at the tournament as a whole.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Mirror's Chief Football Writer John Cross and Assistant Sport Editor Alex Richards to preview the Euro 2020 Final.
The panel discuss the importance of Wembley to the Three Lions and the atmosphere at the Home of Football throughout the knockout stages.
Italy's midfield unit is once again examined when looking at where the game could be won or lost.
Plus our England XI is selected and analysed as England look to win the Euros for the first time as they contest their first major tournament final in 55 years.
Guy Clarke is joined by Leeds Live's Joe Donnohue and Matt Ketchell from the Newcastle Chronicle to preview England's opponents in the Euro 2020 Final, Italy.
From Roberto Mancini's role as head coach to their 33-game unbeaten run and depth of options in midfield, all bases are covered.
Having seen off Belgium and Spain in the last two rounds to book a place in the final, the Italians have been the talk of the tournament ahead of the final.
With options in midfield such as Jorginho, Nicolo Barella and Marco Verratti as well as Federico Chiesa the panel debate where the match could be won or lost.
John Cross, Jeremy Cross and Tom Hopkinson digest all of the talking points ahead of Sunday's Euro 2020 final between Italy and England.
The Italians head into the final on the back of a 33-match unbeaten run with Roberto Mancini having transformed the fortunes of the Azzuri.
The Three Lions, meanwhile, are in a first major tournament final for 55 years with Gareth Southgate continuing to inspire a nation.
Guy Clarke is joined by the MEN's Manchester United writer Dominic Booth and Football.London's West Ham correspondent Tom Clark to discuss all things Gareth Southgate.
Since succeeding Sam Allardyce as England manager Southgate has unified the nation behind the national team, so much so he's even earned his own chant!
So, ahead of the Euro 2020 Final, England's first major tournament final in 55 years, the panel look back on the job Southgate inherited and how he's carried out his role with distinction.
Plus, there's a look ahead to the final itself and the tools Southgate has implemented to help England inspire a nation and even what more is to come from the Three Lions?
Guy Clarke is joined by Bristol Live's Sports Editor James Piercy and Theo Squires of the Liverpool Echo to look back on England's 2-1 win over Denmark.
After 55 years of waiting, England are back in a major tournament final after Harry Kane's rebound from the penalty spot in extra time gave the Three Lions the win.
All elements of England's progression are analysed as the panel look back on the performances of Raheem Sterling, Declan Rice and Jordan Pickford to name a few.
Plus, having been at all the matches at Wembley - including two of Italy's games, Theo gives his view of Roberto Mancini's side ahead of Sunday's final.
Guy Clarke is joined by Football.London's Arsenal writer Kaya Kaynak and the Chronicle's Newcastle United writer Sean McCormick to discuss the Euro 2020 semi-finals.
Reviewing Italy's penalty shootout win over Spain they analyse the showing of Alvaro Morata, Dani Olmo's shining display at Wembley and Italy getting over the line to make it through to the final.
With England face Denmark this evening for the second place in the final, the panel debate and discuss the impact Gareth Southgate has had with England and how his side have evolved through the tournament.
Plus, we finish by picking our England XI as the Three Lions aim to reach a European Championship Final for the first time.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn and Neil Moxley to digest all the talking points ahead of England's Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark.
The Three Lions look to be hitting form at the right time with talismanic skipper Harry Kane scoring three goals in their last two games.
Denmark, meanwhile, have been this tournament's surprise package with Kasper Hjumland's men reaching the last four despite defeats in their first two games.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Sunday People's chief sportswriter Neil Moxley and Mirror sports journalist Neil McLeman to preview the first of the the Euro 2020 semi-finals.
Italy take on Spain for a place in the final, with the Italians heading into the game as favourites given their impressive showings in the tournament so far.
Spain's imbalance in attack is also analysed, despite being the tournament's top scorers to this point.
Plus, Tottenham's search for a striker and temptations over Haris Seferovic and Patrik Schick are discussed so too Roberto Martinez's future with Belgium.
Ned Keating is joined by Alex Milne and Theo Squires to digest all of the big news from Euro 2020.
Spain are the focus of today's show after making an impressive run to the semi-finals under Luis Enrique.
Jordan Henderson is also a topic of conversation having finally netted a first goal for England on his 62nd cap.
And the panel also go through their favourite England songs of all-time after two-thirds of Atomic Kitten finally sang THAT song in London on Saturday.
England blasted Ukraine away 4-0 on Saturday evening to set up a Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark on Wednesday.
The Danes beat Czech Republic 2-1 earlier in the evening to book their place in the final four.
Joe Cooper is joined by Warren Muggleton and Tom Leach to digest the result and look ahead to Wednesday's action.
Ned Keating is joined by Joe Chapman to digest another busy day at Euro 2020.
Italy and Spain advanced to the last four thanks to victory over Belgium and Switzerland respectively.
England will also look to make it through to the final four by beating Ukraine, while Denmark take on the Czech Republic in the day's other game.
Ned Keating is joined by Alan Smith and Alex Richards as they digest all of the latest news ahead of another busy day at Euro 2020.
The day's early game sees Spain take on Switzerland, who shocked world champions France in the previous round.
The second match serves up a mouthwatering clash between two well-fancied sides as Belgium take on Italy in Munich.
Join John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest all the action from Euro 2020.
The panel look ahead to Saturday's quarter-final in Rome with England taking on Ukraine for a place in the last four.
The group also run the rule over the other remaining contenders, with Italy versus Belgium the standout tie of the quarter-finals.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Mirror's Sports Features Editor Mark Jones and Mirror Fighting Editor Martin Domin to cast an eye over the final eight left at Euro 2020.
Looking at both sides of the draw, the panel consider each side's route to the quarter-finals and how much further they each could progress in the tournament.
That's prior to looking at the Team of the Tournament up to this point and considering which players have left their imprint on Euro 2020.
Plus, before wrapping up, they also pick a Coach of the Tournament so far with plenty of options to pick from, including a certain Gareth Southgate!
Guy Clarke is joined by Football.London's Arsenal writer Kaya Kaynak and the Daily Star's Warren Muggleton to look back on England's 2-0 win over Germany at Wembley.
The panel analyse Gareth Southgate's selection and tactical switch to a back three ahead of the game as well as discussing the key moments.
Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane's performances are highlighted, grabbing the two England goals, as well as the contributions of Kalvin Phillips, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka.
With England heading to Rome for the quarter-final to face Ukraine, the Three Lions' next opponents are also analysed. Enjoy!
Guy Clarke is joined by Matt Ketchell and Adam Newson to digest all the action from another busy day at Euro 2020.
The trio look ahead to today's round of 16 matches, with all eyes on Wembley for England v Germany in the early kick-off before Sweden take on Ukraine at Hampden Park.
The panel also reflect on France's shock exit on penalties against Switzerland and also dissect Spain's thrilling win over Croatia.
John Cross is joined by Jeremy Cross, Matt Dunn and Andy Dunn to preview Tuesday's huge Euro 2020 clash with Germany.
The winner will take their place in the quarter-finals of the competition.
The fixture is one with a rich and well-told history - but will England's new generation feel the same pressure as those who went before them?
Guy Clarke is joined by Bristol Live's Sports Editor James Piercy and Daily Record sports journalist Michael Gannon for the latest fix of tournament talk.
Reacting to Czech Republic's 2-0 win over the Netherlands and Belgium eliminating champions Portugal, the panel analyse the latest action from Euro 2020.
Will Cristiano Ronaldo feature at another tournament and will Belgium's mounting injury list cause a problem for Roberto Martinez's side as the competition continues.
Plus, there's a preview of tonight's last 16 action as France play Switzerland following on from Spain's game with Croatia.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Manchester Evening News' Manchester United writer Dominic Booth and West Ham correspondent at Football.London Tom Clark for the latest Euro Digest podcast.
Looking back on the first of the last 16 matches, the panel review Wales 0-4 defeat to Denmark in Amsterdam questioning whether or not Gareth Bale's international career will continue.
Italy are also through to the quarter-finals, needing extra time to see off Austria who saw Marko Arnautovic denied an opener due to an intervention by VAR.
Ahead of today's action, the panel preview Netherlands v Czech Republic as well as Belgium's game with Portugal as Romelu Lukaku and Cristiano Ronaldo face off, with Lukaku holding an ace card in the form of Kevin De Bruyne.
Guy Clarke is joined by Hampshire Live's Southampton writer Tom Leach and EnglandFootball.org Founder Dom Smith to preview the start of the knockout stages at Euro 2020.
First up, Wales head to Amsterdam to take on Denmark with fresh memories of their route to the semi-final in 2016, before Italy take on Austria at Wembley.
Ahead of proposed contract talks between the FA and Gareth Southgate, the panel consider the future of the England manager with the FA hoping to extend Southgate's contract through to 2024.
Plus, there's the latest transfer talk from the England camp with speculation intensifying over Jadon Sancho, Jack Grealish and Harry Kane's club futures.
Guy Clarke is joined by Mirror Football journalist Alex Milne and Matt Ketchell from the Newcastle Chronicle to look back on the group stages - and ahead to what's still to come at Euro 2020.
From the standout sides of the tournament so far, those who have disappointed (including the lack of appearances for the remote control car) and who has sprung the biggest surprise the panel give a review of the tournament to date.
With the last 16 games to begin tomorrow, there is also a preview of what could unfold in the tournament, who are the favourites and who will win the golden boot, which players have impressed and could earn a Premier League move?
Plus, how far can England go in the tournament ahead of the last 16 tie with Germany.
Join John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest all of the major talking points from the Euro 2020 group stage.
The panel reflect on England's three games in Group D, with Gareth Southgate's men finishing top thanks to not conceding in the competition to date.
The group also cast their eyes over the other groups, with Spain, Germany and Portugal all progressing after picking up the points needed in their final games.
And with the knockouts beginning on Saturday, the quartet cast their glances ahead as all roads now lead to Wembley on July 11.
Guy Clarke is joined by Mirror sports writer Neil McLeman and Newcastle Chronicle's Newcastle United writer Sean McCormick following the end of the group stage.
The panel discuss England's last 16 tie with Germany following the Germans' 2-2 draw with Hungary to secure second place in Group F.
Group F winners France are also discussed after their draw with Portugal with Paul Pogba shining once again for Didier Deschamps' side as Karim Benzema scored twice.
Plus, Group E's final day is analysed with Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka scoring a calamitous own goal en-route to the Spaniards winning 5-0 in Seville.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Mirror's Assistant Sport Editor Alex Richards and Chelsea correspondent at football.london Adam Newson following England's 1-0 win over Czech Republic.
Bukayo Saka's showing, England's lack of goals and need for improvement ahead of the knockout stage are all discussed as well as the impact of Mason Mount's self-isolation ahead of the last 16 tie.
Scotland's defeat to Croatia is also analysed with Luka Modric rolling back the years to knock Steve Clarke's men out of the tournament.
Plus the panel preview the final day of group stage action as Spain face Slovakia in a crucial game in Group E along with Sweden facing Poland - meanwhile plenty of focus on Group F as Germany play host to Hungary and France play Portugal with the runners-up in Group F set to face England.
Guy Clarke is joined by John Cross and Martin Domin to look ahead to England and Scotland's final Group D games with Czech Republic and Croatia respectively.
Ahead of the games, Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell look likely to miss out due to coming into contact with Scottish midfielder Billy Gilmour after the goalless draw at Wembley with Gilmour since testing positive for Covid-19.
If Mount misses out, who will Southgate pick in the England midfield and is there reason for concern over Harry Kane amid transfer interest from Man City. As for Scotland, with Gilmour to miss out how will Steve Clarke re-shape his side ahead of their must-win clash with Croatia.
Plus, with Belgium and Netherlands topping their groups, along with Denmark making it through Group B, Wales know their opponents with the Danes to come in the last 16.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of the talking points ahead of England's Euro 2020 match against the Czech Republic.
On today's agenda, the panel look at where the Three Lions must improve from Friday's bore draw with Scotland to beat the Czechs.
The quartet also look at how Gareth Southgate could tinker with his tactics to get talisman Harry Kane involved more.
And the group also ponder the need for any changes with Harry Maguire said to be fit for the crunch clash.
Guy Clarke is joined by Sports Features Editor at the Mirror Mark Jones and Hampshire Live's Southampton writer Tom Leach to review Wales' qualification to the last 16 as Group A runners-up.
Despite losing 1-0 in Rome to Italy, Rob Page side finished above Switzerland who saw off Turkey 3-1 in the group's other concluding game.
The panel analyse the role of interim head coach Rob Page, Aaron Ramsey's showings in the tournament so far as well as Danny Ward's role in goal for the Welsh.
Plus there's a preview ahead of the conclusion of both Group B and C, a debate on Roberto Martinez's managerial qualities and whether or not Gareth Southgate is right to stick by Harry Kane.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Sunday People's Chief Sports Writer Neil Moxley and Warren Muggleton from the Daily Star to get into the latest fallout from Euro 2020.
With holders Portugal thrashed 4-2 by Germany, the panel analyse where things went wrong for Cristiano Ronaldo's side as well as praising the German's wing-back, in particular Robin Gosens.
As France were held in Budapest by Hungary, does it provide context for England fans, plus the guys discuss the brilliant scenes in front of a full house before getting onto Spain's tepid 1-1 draw with Poland as Robert Lewandowski got off the mark in the tournament.
Plus, there's a preview of Wales' visit to Rome to take on Italy presiding over a 30-game unbeaten run as Rob Page's side still have hope of topping Group A - as well as a brief discussion on England's selection choices ahead of Tuesday's meeting with Czech Republic.
Guy Clarke is joined by the Manchester Evening News' Manchester United writer Dominic Booth and football.london's Arsenal writer Kaya Kaynak to look back on England's 0-0 draw with Scotland at Wembley.
Gareth Southgate's selection and substitutions are analysed as well as England's route towards the knockout stages along with Scotland's hopes of progression facing Croatia at Hampden Park on Tuesday.
The panel also preview today's action with Spain, Portugal, Germany and France all in action with both Portugal and France eyeing progression through to the last 16.
There's the latest transfer news from the tournament too including Arsenal's interest in Ben White as well as Manchester United's pursuit of both Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane. Plus, a look at the impressive Alexander Isak following Sweden's win over Slovakia.
Guy Clarke is joined by football.london's West Ham correspondent Tom Clark and the Record's Michael Gannon as of England v Scotland at Wembley.
As well as debating the importance of the game for both sides, the panel also assesses the key selection decisions ahead of both Gareth Southgate and Steve Clarke.
There's a review of Day Seven's action as Kevin De Bruyne came off the bench to score and assist as Belgium came from behind to beat Denmark in Copenhagen and make it through to the last 16, as the Netherlands did too by beating Austria 2-0.
Plus, what does Andriy Yarmolenko's future at West Ham hold following another goal for Ukraine in their win over North Macedonia.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest all of the talking points ahead of the Euro 2020 match between England and Scotland.
The panel look at whether the pressure is all on England and if Harry Maguire could return for the hosts.
And the group also discuss if the match is 'must-win' for Scotland and how Steve Clarke may tinker with his line-up for the match at Wembley.
Guy Clarke is joined by Scott Trotter and Ned Keating to analyse the start of Euro 2020's second matchday.
Wales are a step closer to the knockout stages after a convincing 2-0 win over Turkey, while Italy strolled through the groups courtesy of a second 3-0 win.
Meanhwile, Denmark prepare for their first game since Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch against Finland.
Belgium and The Netherlands are also in action on Thursday.
Guy Clarke is joined by James Piercy and Mark Jones to preview the second round of Euro 2020 matches.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice on Tuesday evening, breaking two records along the way.
Meanwhile, France beat Germany in an early instalment of clash of the titans.
Wales get ready to take on Turkey in a hostile stadium, but anything can happen when Gareth Bale is relishing the occasion...
Guy Clarke is joined by Adam Newson and Alex Richards as they digest all the latest talking points from Euro 2020.
The panel review Scotland's defeat to Czech Republic with Steve Clarke's men succumbing to a Patrick Schick brace.
And the trio will also preview another busy day of action, including defending champions Portugal getting their defence underway against Hungary.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest all the talking points from England's 1-0 win over Croatia at Euro 2020.
Guy Clarke is joined by Alex Milne and Martin Domin to cast their eyes over another busy day of action at Euro 2020.
The panel will reflect on England's 1-0 win over Croatia thanks to Raheem Sterling's goal on a day when the Netherlands and Austria also triumphed.
Scotland, meanwhile, kick off their campaign on Monday afternoon before Spain take on Sweden in the day's final match, with Poland v Slovakia in between.
Following Day Two of Euro 2020 Euro Digest is here as Guy Clarke is joined by broadcaster and author Carrie Dunn and Newcastle United writer at the Newcastle Chronicle Sean McCormick.
After the disturbing incident involved Christian Eriksen the panel discuss the response of Denmark captain Simon Kjaer, referee Anthony Taylor and the medical professionals before questioning whether the match with Finland should have been completed.
Wales 1-1 draw with Switzerland is also reviewed, with Rob Page's side opening their campaign with a point in no small part due to Danny Ward's performance in goal.
Ahead of England opening their campaign against Croatia, the panel debate England's hopes, discuss the issue of taking a knee and try to pick Gareth Southgate's starting XI!
Fresh from Italy opening Euro 2020 in Rome with a 3-0 with over Turkey, Euro Digest is here ahead of day two of the tournament.
Host Guy Clarke is joined by football.london's Chief Football Writer Alan Smith and the Mirror's Sports Features Editor Mark Jones to look back on the opening night - as well as previewing the second day's action.
Roberto Mancini's Italy are analysed and debated as potential contenders before looking ahead to Wales' hopes against Switzerland and what to expect from Belgium in Group B.
Plus, on the transfer front, Granit Xhaka's Arsenal future is up for discussion ahead of a proposed move to AS Roma as well as speculation linking the Gunners with a move for England and Brighton & Hove Albion defender Ben White.
Guy Clarke is joined by John Cross and Neil McLeman as expectations and excitement grow for the Euro 2020 summer tournament.
On today's show:
- How can England, Scotland and Wales go?
- Tournament dark horses
- And a preview for Italy v Turkey for the tournament curtain-raiser.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of the biggest talking points in football.
On this week's show, the panel preview Euro 2020 and ponder whether it's coming home for England.
The quartet also assess the chances of fellow home nations Wales and Scotland.
And the group also cast their eye over some of the other fancied nations, including France, Belgium and Spain.
England beat Austria 1-0 on Wednesday evening as their Euro 2020 preparations got off to a winning but unglamorous start.
A non-vintage performance and an injury to Trent Alexander-Arnold soured the evening. At least there are plenty of back-ups in his position...
Elsewhere this week, Carlo Ancelotti said adios to Everton, and Khaldoon Al Mubarak has promised to invest in Man City. Ominous signs for the rest of the Premier League.
John Cross is joined by Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn to digest this week in football.
Adam Newson of football.london is joined by Express Manchester football writer Gideon Brooks to digest Saturday's Champions League final result.
Chelsea ran out surprise 1-0 winners in Porto thanks to a goal from Kai Havertz.
The result denied City a historic treble and gave Chelsea a second Champions League title.
But what does the result mean for both sides? Adam and Gideon dissect the game and all its ramifications in this week's Football Digest Extra Time.
On a dramatic final day of the Premier League season, Liverpool and Chelsea secured the final two Champions League places, with Leicester City once again dropping at the final hurdle.
Arsenal will miss out on European football entirely next term, while Spurs will qualify for the inaugural Europa Conference League.
Sergio Aguero bagged a brace as the Premier League champions ran riot on his final appearance for the club. Gini Wijnaldum said what will likely be a farewell to Liverpool.
Harry Kane secured the golden boot, but where will he be playing next season?
Host Guy Clarke is joined by Paul Gorst and Paul Brown to dissect the final day, as well as the season as a whole.
Join John Cross, Chris McKenna, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest football's biggest talking points.
On this week's show, the panel look ahead to the final day of the Premier League season with Chelsea, Leicester and Liverpool battling it out for a top four spot.
The quartet also look at Harry Kane's next career move after the striker informed Tottenham of his desire to leave in the summer.
And the group also reflect on the return of fans to Premier League stadiums this week after lockdown rules were eased.
John Cross is joined by Jordan Blackwell to discuss Leicester's historic victory in the FA Cup final on Saturday.
Brendan Rodgers' men defeated Chelsea 1-0 to lift the trophy for the first time in their history.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all the talking points from another busy week in football.
The panel pay tribute to Man City after Pep Guardiola's men were crowned champions for a third time in four seasons.
The group also look back at Chelsea's defeat to Arsenal, a result which has blown the race for European football wide open.
And the quartet also look ahead to this weekend's FA Cup final, with Chelsea in action against Leicester in front of fans at Wembley.
Andy Dunn is joined by Sam Inkersole to digest all the action from Chelsea's win at Man City in the Premier League.
The pair look at how Thomas Tuchel has transformed Chelsea since taking charge in January; wonder if Pep Guardiola's side need an attacking focal point in the summer; and look ahead to the Champions League final between the two teams later this month.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
The panel reflect on a great week for English clubs in Europe with both Man City and Chelsea reaching the Champions League final in Istanbul later this month.
The group also analyse the rise of Riyad Mahrez with the Algerian having become a key man for Pep Guardiola's side this season.
And the quartet also look back on the scenes outside, and inside, of Old Trafford on Sunday as protests saw the clash between Man Utd and Liverpool postponed.
Blood Red's Guy Clarke is joined by Manchester football correspondent David McDonnell to discuss yesterday's events, after Manchester United v Liverpool was called off due to fan protests.
Red Devils protestors stormed the Old Trafford pitch, leaving football authorities no choice but to postpone the game due to safety concerns.
Join John Cross, Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest football's biggest talking points.
On this week's show the panel reflect on the Champions League semi-final first legs with positive results for Chelsea and Man City on the road.
The group also look ahead to this weekend's clash between Man Utd and Liverpool, a fixture steeped in history.
And to mark 25 years since Kevin Keegan's infamous 'I'd love it' moment, the quartet relive their favourite manager rants.
Join Ned Keating and David Anderson as they digest all the action from the goalless draw between Leeds and Man Utd in the Premier League.
They pair discuss the match itself, look at the impact Leeds have made on their return to the top flight an analyse where Man Utd must improve to truly become title challengers.
Jeremy Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Neil Moxley and Matt Dunn as they digest football's biggest talking points.
The panel cast their eyes over the fallout from the doomed European Super League with Man Utd, Man City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea all performing u-turns.
The group also look at what the failed new European competition might mean for the domestic game with relations stretched.
And in a week that saw Jose Mourinho depart Spurs, the quartet preview the Carabao Cup final between the north Londoners and Pep Guardiola's Man City.
Adam Newson and Simon Bajkowski digest all the action from Chelsea's win over Man City in the FA Cup, plus give their thoughts on the news both clubs will be part of the new European Super League.
John Cross is joined by Jeremy Cross, Matt Dunn and Chris McKenna as they digest football's biggest talking points.
On this week's show, the panel look back at the Champions League action after Man City and Chelsea progressed to the semi-finals while Liverpool fell by the wayside.
The quartet also cast their eye over this weekend's FA Cup ties, the second of which will see spectators back in the ground at Wembley.
And the panel also share some tales of gaffes from their career's in homage to Michelle Owen's 'Kammy' moment on Sky Sports this week.
Ned Keating is joined by Warren Muggleton as they digest all the action from Man Utd's win at Tottenham in the Premier League.
The pair look at whether the Red Devils should do all they can to keep hold of Edinson Cavani, analyse Harry Kane's uncertain Tottenham future and pick about the latest VAR farce.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they digest football's biggest talking points.
On the show this week, the panel look back at the Champions League quarter-final first legs with Chelsea and Man City taking control, but Liverpool having work to do.
The quartet also take a look at an interesting week for Trent Alexander-Arnold, having had a torrid time against Real Madrid after impressing at Arsenal.
The group also take a look at what Kevin de Bruyne's contract extension could signal about Pep Guardiola's future.
And they also share tales about their favourite football memorabilia, including a mind-bending story about Uri Geller, Exeter City and a spoon.
Ned Keating is joined by Paul Gorst as they look back at Liverpool's 3-0 win at Arsenal in the Premier League.
The pair look at Diogo Jota's importance to Liverpool, ponder Trent Alexander-Arnold's recent England omission and assess Mikel Arteta's Arsenal tenure so far.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest some of football's biggest talking points.
On this week's show, the panel reflect on a successful start to England's World Cup qualifying campaign and ponder Gareth Southgate's starting XI for the Euros.
The quartet also react to news of Sergio Aguero's upcoming departure from Man City and debate whether Erling Haaland or Harry Kane would be the best replacement.
And the group also share some of their tales of late press box drama, from Man Utd's Champions League success in 1999 to THAT David Beckham goal against Greece in 2001.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest football's biggest talking points.
The panel reflect on the weekend's FA Cup games as Man City and Chelsea march on to the final four, but Man Utd crash out.
They group also dissect Arsenal's 3-3 draw at West Ham and debate what it means for their hopes of European football next season.
There's also a look ahead to this week's England games, a tribute to the great Frank Worthington and some brilliant tales of covering matches in all corners of the globe.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to take a closer look at some of football's biggest talking points.
The panel this week take a look back at the Champions League results after Chelsea and Man City joined Liverpool in reaching the quarter-finals.
The quartet also look ahead to his weekend's FA Cup action, which is also now at the quarter-final stage.
And the group share some of their favourite press conference tales, including David Seaman previewing a north London derby through the medium of Lego.
Arsenal beat Spurs 2-1 in Sunday's North London derby as Mikel Arteta recorded his first win over Tottenham as Gunners boss.
Football.London's Kaya Kaynak is joined by the Daily Mirror's John Cross to chew the fat and assess what the result means for both clubs.
On this week's Football Digest, John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn for a closer look at some of football's biggest talking points
The panel reflect on another Premier League loss for Liverpool and assess whether Jurgen Klopp is in need of a summer rebuild.
The quartet also look ahead to Sunday's North London derby with both Arsenal and Spurs in need of the points for the European hopes.
And the group also cast their eye over the battle at the bottom with Fulham, Newcastle and Brighton all fighting to survive.
Joe Chapman is joined by Lee Ryder to run the rule over the relegation six-pointer between West Brom and Newcastle in the Premier League.
The pair look at whether the goalless draw was a good result for either side, ponder the training ground row between Magpies boss Steve Bruce and Matt Ritchie and look at where the Baggies must improve if they are to survive.
Manchester United ground out a third consecutive 0-0 in all competitions on Wednesday, all but leaving the Premier League title in the hands Manchester City.
Meanwhile, Leicester couldn't capitalise on results elsewhere - does anybody want to finish second this season?
John Cross is joined by Matt Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Andy Dunn as they discuss all things Premier League, refereeing, tributes to Liverpool legend Ian St John and plenty more.
John Cross is joined by Samuel Luckhurst to discuss Chelsea's 0-0 draw with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.
Sunday evening's result leaves Man Utd 12 points behind Manchester City at the top of the table, while Chelsea are a single point behind West Ham in fourth.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to mull over some of football's biggest talking points.
The panel debate how the current Man City crop compare to previous squads after racking up a 19th straight win in all competitions.
The quartet also look at whether Jose Mourinho finally trusts Gareth Bale after some impressive displays from the Welshman.
Also among the talking points is Liverpool's wretched season and whether England could host the entirety of the delayed Euro 2020 this summer.
Daily Mirror video journalist Ned Keating is joined by Sam Carroll of the Liverpool Echo to look back at Saturday's Merseyside derby in the Premier League.
The pair give their thoughts on the game, discuss where it's gone wrong for Liverpool this season and analyse the job Carlo Ancelotti has done since taking charge of Everton.
Andy Dunn is joined by David McDonnell, Simon Mullock and Steve Bates to tackle football's biggest talking points.
The panel look ahead to the Merseyside derby on Saturday as Liverpool welcome cross-city rivals Everton to Anfield.
The quartet also cast their eye over the race to finish in the top four with Man City pulling away at the top of the standings.
And the group also take a look at things further down the table with the fight to survive looking set to come down to a thrilling finale.
LeedsLive LUFC writer Beren Cross is joined by the Daily Star's football London beat writer Paul Brown to discuss Arsenal's 4-2 win over Leeds in Sunday's Premier League clash.
The duo discuss the game itself, what the result means for both sides, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's hattrick, Marcelo Bielsa and much more.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to tackle some of football's biggest talking points.
The panel take a look back at the FA Cup fifth round so far, discuss what's gone wrong for Gareth Bale on his Tottenham return and demand social media companies do more to stop online abuse.
Chris McKenna is joined by Joe Bray to run the rule over Man City's emphatic 4-1 success at Liverpool on Sunday.
The pair discuss if the title is now City's to lose and analyse another impressive display from Phil Foden, as well as taking a closer look at the Reds' faltering defence of their crown.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to take a closer look at some of football's biggest talking points.
The panel review Liverpool's latest home loss with their Premier League title defence in tatters after a defeat to lowly Brighton.
That is a result which has allowed Man City to move seven points clear of the Reds and the panel debate who could stop Pep Guardiola's men from being champions.
And the subject of Jesse Lingard is also debated after the England international make a sparkling impact on his West Ham debut after joining on loan from Man Utd.
Kaya Kaynak of football.london is joined by the Daily Star's Harry Pratt to run the rule over the Premier League match between Arsenal and Man Utd.
The pair analyse how the goalless draw affects the Red Devils' title chances, take a look at how the Gunners have improved in recent weeks and condemn the horrific abuse suffered by Marcus Rashford on social media following the match.
On this week's Football Digest, John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to give their take on another busy week in football.
The panel debate whether Chelsea were right to sack Frank Lampard now and ponder how new boss Thomas Tuchel will fare.
The group also discuss Man Utd's surprise loss to Sheffield United and run through some of their favourite transfer stories ahead of Deadline Day on Monday.
Jeremy Cross is joined by John Cross, Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn to give their take on football's biggest talking points.
After another busy week of action in the Premier League, the pressure is well and truly on Chelsea boss Frank Lampard after another defeat.
Mesut Ozil, meanwhile, is on the verge of leaving Arsenal after seven-and-a-half years to join Fenerbahce, while Liverpool have been leapfrogged by plenty of sides in the table.
All this, plus a look ahead to this weekend's FA Cup fourth round fixtures.
On this week's Football Digest Extra Time, the Daily Star's Chris McKenna is joined by the Liverpool Echo's Paul Gorst to run the rule over Sunday's stalemate between Premier League title rivals Liverpool and Man Utd.
The pair give their verdict on the game, discuss whether Jurgen Klopp could do with entering the transfer market this month and whether Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Paul Pogba gamble paid off.
Manchester United v Liverpool has that ring to it once again this season with both clubs sat in what looks like a battle for the title.
This week the Football Digest panel discuss Sunday's big game at the summit, the potential three-horse title race, the tight fixture schedule, covidiots, Steve Bruce's plight and much more.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to take an in-depth look at some of football's biggest talking points.
The panel look back at Man City's win at Man Utd in the Carabao Cup; give their thoughts on a turbulent week for the Premier League with COVID breaches and a significant rise in cases; and preview this weekend's FA Cup third round.
The Daily Mirror's John Cross is joined by Simon Bajkowski of the MEN to run the rule over Man City's win at Chelsea in the Premier League.
The pair also discuss Benjamin Mendy's coronavirus rules breach, whether City will move for Lionel Messi now he's free to talk to other clubs and if Frank Lampard is facing a battle to cling on to his job at Stamford Bridge.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn for this week's episode of Football Digest.
The panel look back on the two Premier League games called off this week after positive coronavirus tests, analyse Liverpool's goalless draw at Newcastle and preview another busy weekend of football.
Arsenal beat Chelsea 3-1 on Saturday to end a rotten run that sees them settled at the wrong end of the table.
But a fantastic performance against the Blues earned them a much-needed three points and left Chelsea in a rut of their own.
So where does the result leave both sides?
Arsenal reporter Chris Wheatley is joined by football writer Neil McLeman to review and analyse Saturday's London derby.
Arsenal lurch to another defeat while Manchester United are somehow managing to remain in the title race in the early stages of the season.
Has Nuno plateaued at Wolves? Is Bielsa a myth or a magician? Can anybody beat Liverpool to this year's title - Chelsea, Spurs, Man City?
This week Andy Dunn is joined by David Anderson, Simon Bird and Steve Bates as they digest this week in football.
On this week's Football Digest Extra Time, the Birmingham Mail's West Brom reporter Joe Chapman is joined by James Nursey, Midlands football correspondent for the Mirror, Express and Star.
The pair look back on Aston Villa's win over West Brom, discuss if Jack Grealish could be on the move in January and debate whether Sam Allardyce can keep the Baggies up as well as a host of other topics.
John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn as they discuss this week in football.
On the agenda this week is the fallout from Liverpool v Tottenham, other title challengers faltering, another turbulent week for Arsenal and the panel’s Christmas wish list, plus much more.
Ned Keating of the Daily Mirror and the MEN's Dominic Booth look back at the weekend's Manchester derby and ask where Man Utd are heading under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Andy Dunn is joined by Matt Dunn and Neil McLeman as they discuss this week in football.
On the agenda this week is Manchester United's exit from Europa, England's World Cup qualifying group, the Premier League title race, solidarity as PSG and Istanbul Basaksehir walk off the pitch in Paris, plus much more.
Football London's Kaya Kaynak is joined by the Daily Star's Paul Brown as they assess Sunday's North London derby.
Jose Mourinho's Spurs triumphed 2-0 to go back to the top of the table while Arsenal are languishing fifteenth in the league.
Get all the reaction and analysis in this latest episode of the Football Digest Extra Time.
The Football Digest panel return for another episode to talk you through this week in football.
Manchester United are the chief topic of conversation this week, as the panel mull over the fallout from their defeat against PSG in the Champions League on Wednesday.
The quartet also reflect on more Premier League disappointment for Arsenal in what was a bleak November for Mikel Arteta's men, with Sunday's derby at Tottenham on the horizon.
And finally, VAR is again a topic of conversation following another slew of controversial decisions in the Premier League.
On Football Digest Extra, football.london's Oliver Harbord and Tony Banks of the Daily Express review Sunday's London derby between Chelsea and Tottenham.
The pair also give their take on whether Jose Mourinho was playing mind games with his 'pony' comment, and debate Timo Werner's best position.
The Football Digest panel return for another episode to talk you through this week in football.
Top of the agenda this week were tributes perhaps the greatest footballer of all time, Diego Maradona, who sadly passed away on Wednesday.
The panel also discuss Champions League fallout, preview the Premier League weekend and the return of fans to stadiums.
And finally, they discuss one of the most contentious subjects in the industry; player ratings.
England's new Golden Generation™? It may be a bit soon for that, but this week the Football Digest panel are full of praise for the Three Lions youngsters.
Host John Cross is joined by colleagues Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn as they discuss the week in football.
The international break, positive coronavirus tests and the much awaited return of the Premier League are all on the agenda as well as much, much more.
Greg Clarke's resignation, the international break, Jack Grealish, Joe Gomez, Paul Pogba and the Premier League title race - all on this week's Football Digest.
This week host John Cross is joined by Jeremy Cross, Andy Dunn and Matt Dunn as they digest the week in football.
This week John Cross is joined by Manchester Football Correspondent David McDonnell, Daily Star Chief Sports Writer Jeremy Cross and Daily Mirror Chief Sports Writer Andy Dunn.
The panel discuss Manchester United's woes, the diving debate and also look ahead to this week's pivotal title clash as Manchester City host Liverpool; as well as much more.
John Cross is joined by Jeremy Cross, David Maddock and Chris McKenna as they digest the week in football.
This week the panel discuss Manchester United's devastating victory over RB Leipzig, preview the Europa League and weekend action, and sum up the rest of the week's best football news.
Our reporters react to the Champions League fall out, discuss Mason Greenwood's behaviour warning and what's going on with Mesut Ozil at Arsenal.
This week host John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Matt Dunn and Merseyside specialist David Maddock ahead of Everton v Liverpool.
The panel discuss this week in football, including England's international break, the Merseyside Derby, Manchester City v Arsenal, Project Big Picture and much, much more.
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