The Sky Sports Football Podcast

David Jones is joined by Graham Potter, Paul Merson and Jamie Redknapp as they discuss Arsenal’s tense 1-1 draw at Chelsea, leaving both sides nine points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool.

Kelly Cates presents Saturday Night Football alongside Steph Houghton and Jamie Redknapp who discuss and analyse Brighton’s dramatic comeback win against Manchester City at the Amex. The result means the champions’ losing streak extends to four games in all competitions and is the first time this has happened under Pep Guardiola. The visitors led at half-time, but Redknapp described their second-half performance as one of the worst he has seen by a team managed by Guardiola.

There is also reaction from goalscorer Matt O’Riley, who netted the winner on his Premier League debut after returning from injury. Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler hailed the impact his substitutes made on the match, while Pep Guardiola felt the club's injury list was a factor in their defeat on the South Coast.

We open the doors of 'The Football Museum' to a three-weight world champion.

Terri Harper explains why she chose boxing over football, talks us through playing as herself on a video game, and reveals she relies on Barry Bannan to sort her Sheffield Wednesday tickets. 

Terri reminisces about a special meeting with Lionesses legend Chloe Kelly, takes a trip down memory lane with her Dad and explains why footgolf could spell the end of her marriage before she even ties the knot.

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This week on One on One, Juliette Ferrington heads to Chelsea’s training ground to meet defender Levi Colwill, who many believe could be a Blues captain of the future. He discusses moving back to his family home, as well as playing with Cole Palmer and under Enzo Maresca.  

Meanwhile, Joe Thomlinson chats to Newcastle manager Eddie Howe about his journey from the lower leagues to the top flight, and how he uses data to support his coaching.     

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Don’t forget, you can also watch the interviews from this series on the Sky Sports’ website and app, on Sky Sports News, and on our YouTube channel (youtube.com/@skysportspremierleague).

Former Manchester United, Tottenham and Fulham striker Dimitar Berbatov joins Dave Jones and Jamie Carragher in the MNF studio to talk through his career, in his own words.  

He dissects some of his most famous goals, discusses how he perfected his movement and technique, and reveals who he thinks is the greatest striker of all time.

What a finish at Fulham! Super-sub Harry Wilson scores two late goals, as the Cottagers come from behind to beat Brentford 2-1 in the West London derby.  

Former Fulham, Spurs and Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov joins Jamie Carragher and Dave Jones in the Monday Night Football studio to analyse the match.

Hear from Fulham hero Harry Wilson, as well as Brentford manager Thomas Frank.  

Plus, we look ahead to the arrival of Ruben Amorim at Manchester United and discuss what style of play fans can expect from their new head coach.

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Kelly Cates is joined by Roy Keane, Frank Lampard and Jamie Redknapp as they discuss Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Chelsea at Old Trafford, with Keane giving a scathing assessment of the Red Devils. Tottenham Hotspur also dismantled Aston Villa 4-1 at home as Spurs move up to 7th in the Premier League table.

David Jones is joined by Izzy Christiansen and Clinton Morrison as they analyse and discuss Wolves' 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace which sees the home side still bottom of the Premier League table.

In a bonus episode of One on One, recorded before Ruben Amorim’s appointment as Manchester United head coach was confirmed, interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy sat down with Juliette Ferrington for Sky Sports.  

van Nistelrooy discusses Erik ten Hag's departure, his relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson, and expresses his desire to remain at Old Trafford under the new regime.  

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Don’t forget, you can also watch the interviews from this series on the Sky Sports’ website and app, on Sky Sports News, and on our YouTube channel (youtube.com/@skysportspremierleague).

On ‘One on One’ this week, Juliette Ferrington sits down with Brighton forward Danny Welbeck, who opens up about working with Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United and Arsene Wenger at Arsenal, discusses his many comebacks, and reveals which group chat still pings on his phone!   

Plus, Joe Thomlinson meets Aston Villa midfielder Youri Tielemans, who runs the rule over his young teammates, and chats about competing at the top of the Premier League and in the Champions League this season.            

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They’re Not Nineteen Forever, but Liam Fray and Michael Campbell from Courteeners are episode No.19 of The Football Museum.

As the band release their seventh studio album, Pink Cactus Cafe, Liam thinks about what might have been after being told of a Manchester United trial by Sir Alex Ferguson, whilst Campbell agonises about a missed chance in front of The Stretford End. The pair remember the good old days of 1999, try to forget 2011 and hope that football really is cyclical.

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David Jones is joined by Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Theo Walcott as the panel discuss Arsenal and Liverpool's 2-2 draw at the Emirates and whether Liverpool's key trio of Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold will sign new contracts with the Reds.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and former Everton striker Louis Saha on Saturday Night Football, and they watched the Toffee’s rescue a point against Fulham with a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser from substitute Beto. The draw means Everton’s unbeaten run extends to five games and Redknapp believes the point keeps their momentum going and could be vital at the end of the season.

Michael Keane and super-sub Beto give their reaction to Juliette Ferrington, and the Portuguese forward revealed it was an emotional moment for him to score after having a difficult period recently. Marco Silva also gives his post-match thoughts and felt the result was unfair on his players after the performance they produced. Sean Dyche said that despite being pleased with securing a point, the team’s display was not close to the level he expects and demands.

Kelly Cates presents Friday Night Football from the King Power stadium alongside Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, who react to Nottingham Forest’s 3-1 win against Leicester City, which sees them climb to fifth in the Premier League. Carra described Callum Hudson-Odoi’s performance as ‘outstanding’ and thinks the winger may now be showing the talent he has. Chris Wood continued his fine goalscoring form this season by netting a double against his former club and gave his reaction after the match, saying he wouldn’t be anything without his teammates.

Ryan Yates was also on the scoresheet for the visitors and reflected on the win, along with Leicester’s Harry Winks, who assisted Jamie Vardy’s equaliser in the first half. There are also the views of a delighted Nuno Espirito Santo, who praised his players for their commitment, while Steve Cooper felt the Foxes ‘poor mistakes’ were self-inflicted and ultimately punished by the opposition.

IT'S LIGHTS OUT, AND AWAY WE GO! David Croft has arrived in The Football Museum and he's talking all things West Ham.

Find out why he let his Dad down as a young boy, but how his love of The Irons brought them both together at Wembley. Crofty reminisces about THAT Paolo Di Canio scissor kick, Steve Staunton's peach of an own goal, and explains how he managed to have one eye on The London Stadium on his wedding day!

This episode of One on One sees Juliette Ferrington speak to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola about his time in charge of the champions, how he's learned from tennis stars including Rafael Nadal and to get an idea of how what could be in his future.

Jules and Joe Thomlinson are also joined by journalist Henry Winter to discuss the impact Pep has had on English football and whether, one day, he could become England head coach.

You can watch all the interviews from this series across Sky Sports – on the website and app, on Sky Sports News, and on our YouTube channel (youtube.com/@skysportspremierleague). 

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Dave Jones and Jamie Carragher are joined in the Monday Night Football studio by Cardiff and Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey who chats about the ups and downs of his career.

The trio were there to watch Nottingham Forest against Crystal Palace - a match which was won by a Chris Wood goal in the second half.

Plus, Jamie takes a look at what England might look like under new head coach Thomas Tuchel, and picks the team he thinks the German could go with when he takes charge.

Kelly Cates is alongside Jamie Carragher, Daniel Sturridge, and Micah Richards to discuss Liverpool’s 2-1 win against Chelsea in what was an incident-packed match at Anfield. Curtis Jones was the standout performer and Carragher feels the midfielder’s display shows why the club did not need to sign Martin Zubimendi in the summer. Richards believes Liverpool showed they are genuine title challengers now, saying that ‘they have a real chance to go all the way this year’.

Pat Davison gets reaction from both dressing rooms including player of the match Curtis Jones and Chelsea captain Reece James. Both Arne Slot and Enzo Maresca also give their views on the result and the studio guests reflect on the earlier game on Super Sunday that saw Manchester City score a stoppage-time winner at Wolves.

David Jones presents Saturday Night Football alongside Jamie Redknapp and Theo Walcott who analyse Arsenal’s 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth which sees their unbeaten start to the season come to an end. The visitors’ efforts were not helped by William Saliba receiving a red card for denying a goalscoring opportunity in the first half. Redknapp felt Arsenal struggled all game but did praise Andoni Iraola for his tactics in what was a statement win for the Cherries.

 There is reaction from both dressing rooms with goalscorer Ryan Christie revealing he was delighted to get on the scoresheet after not doing so for a long time. A deflated Declan Rice said that there were no complaints about the result but insisted they cannot keep making mistakes. Mikel Arteta also reflected on the disappointing defeat by saying that two big errors cost him and his players.

In the final part, Redknapp and Walcott give their views on the appointment of Thomas Tuchel as the new England manager.

Josh Hayward opens up 'The Football Museum' to a British boxer who has mixed it in the ring with some of the biggest names in the sport. 

Ahead of his fight on the Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk II undercard, Dave Allen reveals the true motivation for his comeback...it will surprise you.

The heavyweight reminisces about the moment he fell in love with football and gets all sentimental over a Manchester United No. 2.

And he and explains why Martin Keown will not be on his Christmas card list.

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Welcome back to 'One on One' from Sky Sports, where hosts Juliette Ferrington and Joe Thomlinson each chat to a big name from the world of football.

This week, Joe sits down with Ange Postecoglou at Spurs to delve into the evolution of ‘Ange-ball’, whilst Jules heads to Liverpool to chat to Dutchman Cody Gakpo about dealing with change and his ambitions with Liverpool this season.   

You can watch all the interviews from this series across Sky Sports – on the website and app, on Sky Sports News, and on our YouTube channel (youtube.com/@skysportspremierleague). 

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Welcome to a new football show, which you can watch and listen to across Sky Sports. 'One on One' sees hosts Juliette Ferrington and Joe Thomlinson each chatting to a big name from the world of football.  

In our first episode, Joe travels to Plymouth to meet Wayne Rooney, to discuss what he’s like in the dug out, and how he would have managed Wayne Rooney the player.  

From an Everton hero to the Everton Gaffer; Jules meets up with Sean Dyche who reveals how he gets away from the stresses of management, and which snack is his go-to at the cinema.   

You can watch our interviews from this series – on the website and app, on Sky Sports News, and across our YouTube channels (youtube.com/@skysportsfootball,youtube.com/@skysportspremierleague).

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Welcome back to The Football Museum, as we open the doors to the voice of the Premier League for over three decades! No points for guessing which goal Martin Tyler holds closest to his heart. The legendary commentator reveals what his all-time favourite game is, remembers meeting Maradona, and for those desperate to find out who he supports, listen on...

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The international break gives us another chance to focus on our fantasy teams and on the latest episode of the 'Sky Sports Fantasy Podcast', James Savundra and Mark Briggs are joined by Harry Daniels (@FPL_Harry). 

They reflect on Gameweek 7 where Bukayo Saka was the standout performer. They also discuss whether it's time to start going against Erling Haaland for captaincy.

Tune in for 3 reasons why it's time to sell Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah. Find out if Gameweek 8 is a good time to Wildcard and why you should start investing in Tottenham players.

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You can watch us on Sky Sports News every Saturday during the season, and make sure you join the official Sky Sports News mini league using the code: 8z133n.

Introducing 'One on One' from Sky Sports.  

Each episode, hosts Juliette Ferrington and Joe Thomlinson sit down for exclusive 'one on one' chats with some of the biggest names in football.  

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As well as listening to extended interviews on the podcast, you can watch the best bits from our 'one on ones' over on our Sky Sports' YouTube channels, on skysports.com, across our socials, and on Sky Sports News.

David Jones was joined by Steve Sidwell, Les Ferdinand and Dimitar Berbatov to discuss Brighton's incredible comeback against Tottenham on Super Sunday as the Seagulls scored three goals in 20 second-half minutes to stun Spurs. Plus, the pressure on Manchester United manager seemingly eased slightly with a solid defensive display in the 0-0 draw with Aston Villa.

Phil Jagielka and Izzy Christiansen join Kelly Cates to discuss Everton's 0-0 draw with Newcastle in the Premier League as the returning Anthony Gordon missed a first-half penalty. Hear from both managers as the Goodison Park side were denied a penalty after Dan Burn appeared to trip Dominc Calvert-Lewin.

The Football Museum opens its doors to presenter and Arsenal fan Roman Kemp, who explains why he chose Alex Manninger to have on his very first replica shirt. He gets his Ronaldo tattoo out mid-podcast, reveals why his Dad didn't talk to him for three days, and lifts the lid on Ian Wright walking in on him on the toilet. 
 
In this episode, Roman also discusses mental health. If you've been affected by any of the topics covered in this podcast and would like more information on organisations that can provide you with help and support, please head to sky.com/viewersupport.

Jamie Carragher and former Chelsea manager Graham Potter join Dave Jones in the MNF studio to look back at Bournemouth’s 3-1 win over local rivals Southampton.  

The victory lifts the Cherries up to 11th and we hear from their player-of-the-match and goal scorer Antoine Semenyo.   

Southampton boss Russell Martin also joins us for a brutally honest interview, after seeing his side 3-0 down at half time.  

Plus, Potter discusses his managerial career to date, from University coach, to moving to Sweden, onto Brighton, and the Champions League with Chelsea – but where next?

Kelly Cates presents Super Sunday from Old Trafford and is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Darren Bent and Ashley Young who watched Tottenham comprehensively beat Manchester United 3-0. Gary Neville watched from the gantry as Spurs impressed and outclassed their opponents from the very start but United aided them with a lacklustre performance. Neville labelled the display as a ‘shocking and sobering day’ for the club. Redknapp agreed and believes Man United’s progression is going backwards, going on to say that ‘they’re at rock bottom at the moment’.

The hosts' task was made even more difficult when Bruno Fernandes was dismissed for a high challenge on James Maddison minutes before half-time. The Red Devils captain spoke after the match and felt the tackle did not warrant a red card by referee Chris Kavanagh but admitted that he had let his teammates down.

There is also reaction from goalscorer Brennan Johnson and player of the match Micky van de Ven, as well as both managers. Ange Postecoglou hailed his players’ performance, saying that they were a ‘joy to watch’. In contrast, Erik ten Hag conceded that Tottenham were the dominant side and his team were poor in possession. The United manager also avoided questions on whether the club is moving forward under his leadership, saying that 'it is not the time to talk about progression after such a defeat'.

Izzy Christiansen and Jamie Redknapp analyse the SNF clash between Wolves and Liverpool as Arne Slot’s men moved to the top of the Premier League table. Redknapp thinks Liverpool were not at their best but win key in the season.

Comedian and host of Sky's 'How Long Ref?' pod, Andrew Mensah, is the latest famous face to join Josh Hayward in The Football Museum. 

Andrew explains why he and his little Renault Twingo are the reason behind cousin Ebere Eze's rise to stardom. He compares a Luis Suarez goal to World War 3, and have Charlton really not been the same since a very famous Robin van Persie moment? 

You can listen to Andrew's 'How Long Ref?' show wherever you get your podcasts, or check out the visuals on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel (https://shorturl.at/Uf2dx)

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David Jones is joined by Roy Keane, Micah Richards, Theo Walcott and Paul Merson as the panel discuss Manchester City’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

Jamie Redknapp and Phil Jones discuss Manchester United's 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace as Dean Henderson and Andre Onana pull off a string of fine saves at Selhurst Park. Plus, hear Oliver Glasner and Erik ten Hag's thoughts on the stalemate.

This week, we open 'The Football Museum' to indie rock royalty! Tom and Joe from Blossoms reminisce about a snide shirt from Stockport Market, reveal how they became best mates with Sean Dyche and lift the lid on whether they'll be supporting Oasis during next year's tour. 

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David Jones is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Paul Merson and Les Ferdinand as the panel discuss Arsenal's resolute 1-0 win at Tottenham in the north London derby. As well as Newcastle's 2-1 victory against Wolves as Harvey Barnes scored a late stunner for the Magpies.

Jamie Redknapp and Izzy Christiansen react to Christopher Nkunku stepping off the bench and combining with debutant Jadon Sancho to deliver a 1-0 victory for Chelsea at Bournemouth.

The Traitors winner Harry Clark has removed his cloak to enter The Football Museum. He reveals how his TV show success has led to him mixing it with his Chelsea idols, opens up on the first time he cried watching football, and even lifts the lid on whether he'll be swapping Traitors castle for Aussie jungle in this year's I'm A Celeb...  

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The Football Museum re-opens for series 2, as more visitors from the world of sport and entertainment join Josh Hayward to curate their very own virtual footballing exhibit.  

On this episode, former England cricket captain Nasser Hussain explains why Jurgen Klopp gave him ‘the fear’, admits why he ditched Leeds for Arsenal and reveals which former Gunner he now has a man crush on.  

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Whilst the Premier League is on a break, is it time to refresh your fantasy football team? The Sky Sports Fantasy Podcast is back on your Sky Sports Football feed, full of tips and tricks to help you win your mini-leagues.  

On this bonus episode, hosts James Savundra and Mark Briggs discuss whether you now need to own BOTH Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah, and debate whether activating your Wildcard is the best way to do it.

They also reflect on Transfer Deadline Day and what that means for FPL. Plus, they reveal their own transfer plans for Gameweek 4.

They're also joined by former Fantasy Premier League winner Ali Jahangirov (FPL Gunz). He beat 11 million players to win FPL in the 2022/23 season. You won't want to miss his advice!  

The Sky Sports Fantasy Podcast drops every Tuesday – search for us wherever you get your podcasts and give us a like, follow or subscribe so you don't miss a moment (podfollow.com/sky-sports-fantasy-podcast). And watch us on Sky Sports News every Saturday during the season.

Dave Jones is joined by Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher and Daniel Sturridge to dissect Liverpool’s 3-0 dismantling of Manchester United at Old Trafford. Mohamed Salah spoke about his future at Liverpool after scoring and assisting twice against the Red Devils. Arne Slot remains humble after Liverpool's 'dream start' while Erik ten Hag blames three mistakes. Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher discuss the future of Manchester United manager Ten Hag and whether the club can improve under his leadership.

Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards analyse Manchester City's 3-1 win over West Ham at the London Stadium as Erling Haaland took his Premier League scoring record to beyond a goal per game.

How Long Ref? Our new football podcast from Sky Sports, hosted by comedian Andrew Mensah, is coming to your fave podcast platform! Get ready by searching 'How Long Ref? From Sky Sports' and giving us a like, follow or subscribe wherever you get your pods. You can also watch epsiodes on  YouTube on the Sky Sports Premier League channel #HowLongRef.

Kelly Cates presents Super Sunday from Anfield alongside Jamie Redknapp, Jamie Carragher and Izzy Christiansen who watched Arne Slot’s first home match as Liverpool manager in their 2-0 win against Brentford. Goals from Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah secured the points for the hosts in what was a comfortable victory and Redknapp says it’s been a great start for the new boss but the transition from Jurgen Klopp to Arne Slot will take time and needs patience. There is also reaction from captain Virgil van Dijk who says he is calm about his future despite entering the final year of his contract. Arne Slot gives his postmatch thoughts and praised the defensive performance and felt Brentford could not cope with Liverpool as the game progressed. Thomas Frank also conceded that Liverpool were the better team and deserved the win.

There was controversy in the earlier game between Bournemouth and Newcastle as Dango Ouattara’s injury-time winner was ruled out for handball and Carra labeled the decision as ‘terrible’ saying that there is no way the VAR can factually determine it comes off Ouattara’s arm.

Jamie Redknapp and Lee Hendrie analyse Arsenal's 2-0 win over Aston Villa in the Premier League after Unai Emery's side completed a league double over the Gunners last season. Hear reaction from David Raya after he made a wonder save to deny Ollie Watkins, Villa boss Emery and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta joins the panel to discuss the importance of the victory.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher run through their predictions for the 2024/25 Premier League season with David Jones on the Monday Night Football.

Welcome to How Long Ref? An original Sky Sports podcast discussing all things football, hosted by comedian Andrew Mensah. 

We've got famous faces, football royalty and our very own referee to keep the time and keep the players in line. 

Expect hot takes, crazy predictions and full blown passion!

Blow the whistle then!

How Long Ref? A new Sky Sports podcast, drops 28th August.

Search 'How Long Ref?' wherever you get your podcasts.

You can also find us on YouTube.

David Jones, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville are in the Monday Night Football studio to review the action from Leicester City's 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.

Hear from Leicester goal scorer Jamie Vardy as well as the two managers - Ange Postecoglou and Steve Cooper as they settle for a point from their opening match of the season.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Micah Richards and Daniel Sturridge and they analyse Enzo Maresca’s first game in charge of Chelsea which ended in a 2-0 defeat against reigning champions Manchester City. After the game, Micah Richards questioned whether Nicolas Jackson is the ‘top striker’ Chelsea currently need after he missed a great chance to get on the scoresheet. There is also reaction from both goalscorers, Erling Haaland and Mateo Kovacic as well as Pep Guardiola, who said it is an honour to manage Manchester City. Enzo Maresca speaks with Pat Davison and was happy with the performance of his players but said they did not take the chances they created.

David Jones presents the first Saturday Night Football of the 2024/25 season from the London Stadium alongside Izzy Christiansen and Jamie Redknapp, who watched West Ham host Aston Villa. The Hammers tried to sign Villa forward Jhon Duran earlier in the transfer window, and he came off the bench to score the visitors’ winner in their 2-1 victory. Christiansen and Redknapp praised the forward for his impact and believe he has underlined his importance to Unai Emery ahead of a busy calendar that includes their Champions League campaign. There is also reaction from Amadou Onana, who opened the scoring for the Villans on his debut for the club, as well as both Julen Lopetegui and Unai Emery.

Kelly Cates is joined by Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville to reflect on Manchester United's 1-0 win over Fulham on the opening night of the Premier League with new signing Joshua Zirkzee netting the late winner. Erik ten Hag and Lisandro Martinez join the panel to discuss the game and their hopes for the season. Plus, hear from Fulham boss Marco Silva.

The Essential Football Podcast is back for a new Premier League season! From the title race and the battle to survive the drop, Sky Sports’ digital football journalists Sam Blitz, Nick Wright and Charlotte Marsh run through all of the top-flight sides, assessing their chances and predicting their fates.  

We also hear from Sky Sports football journalist Laura Hunter, who lists which players  have a point to prove ahead of a big, big season.

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Introducing our new podcast for the 2024/5 football season! James Savundra and Mark Briggs are joined by FPL expert, Lee Bonfield (@FPLFamily) for the first ever episode of the Sky Sports Fantasy Podcast.

We look ahead to the new season and run through the important decisions facing FPL managers ahead of the opening gameweek...

Haaland, Salah or both? Who to pick as your goalkeeper? Who to make your captain?

New episodes will be released every Tuesday. Search for the Sky Sports Fantasy Podcast and give us a follow so you don't miss an episode. To join our Sky Sports mini league the code is 8Z133N.

David Prutton is with Andy Hinchcliffe, Jobi McAnuff and Don Goodman to preview the new season of EFL action across the Championship, League One and League Two.

As they prepare for their opening fixtures hear from Luton boss Rob Edwards, new Plymouth manager Wayne Rooney, Portsmouth head coach John Mousinho, Derby's Paul Warne, Rotherham's Steve Evans and Bromley boss Andy Woodman as they prepare for their debut season in the EFL.

Plus our pundits pick out players to keep an eye out for in the season ahead and predict which clubs they think will be celebrating promotion when the season comes to a close in May.

Sky Sports’ Luke Shanley is at Tynecastle where he’s joined by ex-Hibs, Rangers and Dundee midfielder Kevin Thomson, and former Celtic and Dundee United defender Mark Wilson to look ahead to the start of the Scottish Premiership.   

You can watch 4 games from the opening weekend of the SPL live and exclusive on Sky Sports.

We have another Premier League star in The Football Museum. Morgan Gibbs-White opens up on his early education in football with his Dad as well as becoming a father. He reminisces about winning World Cups and Euros, and explains why fate led him to Nottingham Forest.

The Football Museum is closing its doors for a few shorts weeks, but we will be back soon.

Josh Hayward opens up “The Football Museum” to a World Champion boxing trainer. David Coldwell reveals which player he'd have loved in his gym. He also talks about feeling torn over Diego Maradona in 1986, watching his son score a screamer at the Nou Camp and reveals which footballer's name he absolutely cannot stand hearing.

The Football Museum opens its doors every Thursday across Sky Sports.

Following the news that Gareth Southgate has resigned as England manager, Ron Walker and Sam Blitz are here to react to the news.

We hear from Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher who give us their reactions to Southgate's decision to step down, and set out what they think his legacy will be as England boss.

Plus, Sky Sports News' senior reporters, Kaveh Solhekol and Rob Dorsett give us an idea of why Southgate may have decided his time was up, and discuss who might take over as the national team manager.

Juliette Ferrington is joined by Sky Sports football journalists Peter Smith and Ron Walker to dissect England's Euro 2024 final defeat to Spain. We discuss where it went wrong, and look at what could be next for England and manager Gareth Southgate.

We go inside the England dressing room and hear from Southgate and Jude Bellingham, as well as former defender Gary Neville and World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst.  

For more reaction to England's Euros, keep across Sky Sports News and the Sky Sports website and app. 
 
We'll be back with more Sky Sports Football podcasts at the start of the new season. 

We hear from Gareth Southgate and Ollie Watkins ahead of the final of Euro 2024, Miguel Delaney of The Independent discusses Southgate's future, and Sky Sports football journalist Sam Blitz looks at England's challenges facing Spain. Plus, Juliette Ferrington chats to sports psychologist Dr Gill Cook who has some good news for England fans, if it goes to pens on Sunday!

Juliette Ferrington brings you reaction to England's win over the Netherlands in the semi finals of Euro 2024. We hear from manager Gareth Southgate, match-winner Ollie Watkins and captain Harry Kane talking to Sky Sports News' Rob Dorsett. Plus, former England internationals Gary Neville, Paul Robinson and Michael Dawson share their thoughts on the victory, Henry Winter argues why Southgate deserves a statue if they win on Sunday, and Peter Smith looks ahead to the final against Spain.

Keep across Sky Sports News and the Sky Sports website and app for the latest news and all the build up to Sunday's final.

WE CAN'T SPAKE! Wayne Mardle is here in 'The Football Museum'. Hawaii 501 talks breaking the news to his Arsenal fan Dad that he supported Tottenham, being kept out of the school football team by Ray Parlour, and why his childhood home resembled a Wetherspoons. We open The Football Museum every Thursday, across Sky Sports.

England are into the semi-finals of Euro 2024 and Juliette Ferrington looks ahead to the match against the Netherlands with Lioness Izzy Christiansen and journalist Mark Ogden. We get the latest from the England camp with Sky Sports News' Rob Dorsett and speak to Sky Sports' football journalist Sam Blitz. Plus, we’re joined by England fan and pop legend Chesney Hawkes who sings “Hey Jude”, chats Bellingham and Rice, and discusses going on stage during penalties.   

Timings: 
01:00 Rob Dorsett with the latest from the England camp 
11:00 Izzy Christiansen and Mark Ogden look ahead to England’s match with the Netherlands.
31:00 Chesney Hawkes joins the pod to sing “Hey Jude” and talk all things England. 
39:00 Sam Blitz looks ahead to France against Spain in the other semi-final.

England are through to the semi-finals of Euro 2024 after beating Switzerland on penalties in Dusseldorf.

Hear from England manager, Gareth Southgate, captain Harry Kane and penalty heroes Bukayo Saka and Jordan Pickford after they earned their place in the last four.

Plus Gary Neville gives his thoughts on the win, Rob Dorsett shares his view on England's progress, and Juliette Ferrington speaks to Michael Dawson and Sky Sports Senior Football journalist, Pete Smith as England start to prepare to take on Netherlands on Wednesday.

Today’s guest in 'The Football Museum' is a former Rangers and Scotland forward who followed in his idol’s footsteps by wearing the No.9 shirt for both club and country. Kris Boyd talks to Josh Hayward about winning leagues, losing cups, pilfering his Dad’s stash and why David Beckham left him feeling like an absolute nobody. 

The Football Museum is open every Thursday across Sky Sports.

Lioness Izzy Christiansen and journalist Henry Winter join Juliette Ferrington to look ahead to England's Euro 2024 quarter final against Switzerland. England fan Paul from Maximo Park shares his experience of playing in the fan zones in Germany. Plus Sky Sports' Rob Dorsett brings us the very latest from England training, whilst Ron Walker casts his eye over the other matches this weekend. Keep across Sky Sports News and the website and app for all the latest from these Euros.

Ron Walker brings you all the reaction to England's dramatic extra-time win over Slovakia in Euro 2024. Hear from manager Gareth Southgate, player of the match Jude Bellingham, ex-England boss Sam Allardyce, and former defender Michael Dawson. England will next face Switzerland in the quarter finals on Saturday.

We open the Football Museum to a player who boasts more than 20 years in the game, 93 England caps and almost as many hairstyles. Sue Smith talks to Josh Hayward about refusing to wear red, Gazza or Wazza, Olympics heartbreak and being an All-Star. The Football Museum is open every Thursday across Sky Sports.

Former England defenders Gary Neville and Michael Dawson deliver their verdict on England's 0-0 draw with Slovenia. We also hear from Gareth Southgate and our man with the England camp, Rob Dorsett.  Plus, as music and football collide this weekend with Glastonbury also on the calendar, we look ahead with England fans and Indie band Sea Girls.

Former striker Kris Boyd joins Juliette Ferrington to look back on Scotland's last gasp defeat to Hungary that sends them home from these Euros. Plus, we're with the England camp as they prepare to face Slovenia.

Former England defenders Michael Dawson and Stephen Warnock join Hayley McQueen, Juliette Ferrington and Ron Walker to give their reactions to England's 1-1 draw against Denmark at Euro 2024. Buckle up!

Hayley McQueen and Juliette Ferrington are joined by former striker Kris Boyd to look back on Scotland's 1-1 draw with Switzerland, that keeps alive their Euros 2024 hopes. We also hear from singer-songwriter Nathan Evans who has been out in Germany to play for the Tartan Army. Keep across Sky Sports News and skysports.com for all the news, views and interviews from these Euros.

It's Matchday Two for England at the Euros, and we open up 'The Football Museum' to a special guest who knows exactly what it's like to face the Three Lions...well, sort of. Comedian Maisie Adam is a Soccer Aid veteran, twice playing against England for the World XI. In this episode, the Leeds fan relives the Lionesses Euros triumph – but was it better than getting married? She also reveals how Alan Smith forced her to never date a blonde man!

On the day that Portugal begin their Euro 2024 campaign, we meet the 38 year old English coach who has gone from working at Accrington Stanley and Wigan, to coaching the Portuguese national side at the European Championships in Germany.  

Anthony Barry opens up about his remarkable career to date, that also includes spells at Wigan, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Ireland and Belgium.  

Barry discusses coaching global stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Kevin De Bruyne and Harry Kane, and talks about what it’s like to work alongside managers such as Thomas Tuchel, Frank Lampard and Roberto Martinez.  

It really is a remarkable story and one interview you won’t want to miss.

It wasn't pretty at times, but Michael Dawson is bringing the positivity as he joins Juliette Ferrington and Hayley McQueen to look back at England's 1-0 win over Serbia in their opening match of Euro 2024. We also speak to the Scotland fan who walked 500 miles.....and walked 500 more....to make it to Germany.

Former striker Kris Boyd joins Hayley McQueen and Juliette Ferrington to look back on Scotland's defeat to Germany in the opening match of Euro 2024.  We join our Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to get all the latest news from the England camp ahead of their opening match, and journalist Ron Walker is back to cast his eye on the tournament as a whole. We'll talk to you next on Monday, after England play Serbia.

For the start of Euro 2024, we throw open the doors of The Football Museum with Josh Hayward once more.  

The Euros and the name Kluivert are intertwined, and 24 years on from his Dad, Patrick, winning the Golden Boot at Euro 2000, Justin Kluivert enters The Football Museum. He talks following in his father’s footsteps, reveals if Cristiano Ronaldo's shirt is really in his loft, and even admits that he forgot he shared a pitch with his idol, Lionel Messi!

Hayley McQueen and Juliette Ferrington look ahead to Euro 2024 with former England defender Michael Dawson, ex-Scotland forward Kris Boyd and our Sky Sports News reporters out in Germany, Rob Dorsett and Luke Shanley. 

Football journalist Ron Walker runs his eye over the draw and picks his tournament favourites. Plus, we hear from Anthony Barry, the English coach who has gone from working at Accrington Stanley and Wigan, via Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Belgium, to coaching Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal at these Euros. 

We'll have podcasts before and after all of England and Scotland's fixtures at Euro 2024 - find us on Sky's Essential Football podcast feed. Plus, keep across all the news from Germany on Sky Sports News and skysports.com.

Welcome back to The Football Museum, where guests from the world of sport and entertainment join Josh Hayward to curate their very own virtual footballing exhibit.

Today’s guest in The Football Museum is a star of British comedy. The creator of much-loved characters like Lee Nelson and Jason Bent, Simon Brodkin opens up on the heartache and joy of following Manchester City, and why a Paul Dickov goal made him have a bit of an accident...

Sky Sports Football opens up The Football Museum, where guests from the world of sport and entertainment join Josh Hayward to curate their very own virtual footballing exhibit.

This episode, a football icon enters The Football Museum! A Euros winner, Ella Toone sent the Lionesses on their way to glory in 2022 with an unforgettable goal against Germany in the final at Wembley. And she scored another stunner at The Home of Football to help Manchester United win their first Major trophy, the FA Cup. She talks Lionesses, the pressure of wearing the No. 7 shirt at United, and explains why she has a video from Cristiano Ronaldo saved in her phone.

Troy Deeney, Jobi McAnuff and Neil Warnock join David Prutton pitch side at Wembley, as Southampton beat Leeds United 1-0 in the Championship Play Off Final - a victory that takes them back to the Premier League. 

Hear from matchwinner Adam Armstrong, Saints captain Jack Stephens, Manager Russell Martin, goalkeeper Alex McCarthy and full-back Kyle Walker-Peters, as well as Leeds boss Daniel Farke.

Plus, we discuss the other teams going up next season and assess their chances in the Premier League.

Welcome to The Football Museum, where each week guests from the world of sport and entertainment join Josh Hayward to curate their very own virtual footballing exhibit.

One of the hottest properties in world sport, Luke Littler, is the first guest in The Football Museum. After bursting onto the scene at the World Darts Championship, Luke 'The Nuke' has taken the sport to new levels. He’s become a household name, is mixing it with the stars, while continuing to blow his opponents away on the oche. He’s a massive Manchester United fan, so how many Red Devils will make it into The Football Museum? And who did it better - Wayne Rooney or Alejandro Garnacho? The darts sensation reveals all....

Sky Sports football journalists Ron Walker, Peter Smith and Sam Blitz discuss your club's season and create a report card for each Premier League team in 2023/2024. But do you agree? You can have your say at skysports.com.

Micah Richards, Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville join David Jones pitchside, as Manchester City become the first team to win the English league title four seasons in a row. City's 3-1 win over West Ham saw them clinch the Premier League by two points, with goals from Phil Foden (2) and Rodri.  

Hear from City's heroes Foden, Kevin De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Erling Haaland, Jack Grealish, Kyle Walker and their victorious manager Pep Guardiola.

Kelly Cates and Jamie Carragher are at Anfield on an emotional day for Liverpool as they say farewell to manager Jurgen Klopp.

After signing out with a 2-0 win, hear Klopp's heartfelt thank you to the fans on the pitch before leading the chants for the soon to be new manager, Arne Slot!

Roy Keane, Wayne Rooney and Andy Cole reflect on Manchester United's 3-2 win over Newcastle United, boosting their hopes of qualifying for Europe next season. Hear from Bruno Fernandes, Anthony Gordon, Erik ten Hag and Eddie Howe after the Red Devils moved level on points with Newcastle. The panel debate whether VAR should be scrapped after Newcastle's Anthony Gordon wasn't awarded a penalty before discussing which players Manchester United should offload in the
summer.

Daniel Sturridge, Micah Richards and Jamie Redknapp join Kelly Cates pitchside to bring you all the reaction to Manchester City's pivotal 2-0 win at Tottenham, where their substitute goalkeeper Stefan Ortega was the hero. 

City's win moves them two points above Arsenal in the Premier League table going into the final weekend, whilst defeat means Spurs miss out on Champions League football next season. 

We hear from Man City's Rodri, Kyle Walker and Pep Guardiola, as well as Ange Postecoglou of Spurs.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher are back in the Monday Night Football studio with Dave Jones to revisit their pre-season predictions and pick their team of the season. But, do you agree?

Check out skysports.com to see their teams in full.

It's 'A View to A Thrill' as Jhon Duran scores twice to spark a dramatic Aston Villa comeback against Liverpool. 3-3 the final score at Villa Park in the final MNF of 2024, after Liverpool were leading 3-1. It's advantage Villa in the race for the Champions League next season. 

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville join Dave Jones in the studio to discuss the action. Plus, we hear from Villa's Unai Emery, John McGinn and Youri Tielemans, as well as Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. 

Roy Keane, Wayne Rooney and Paul Merson are at Old Trafford with Dave Jones after Arsenal claimed a 1-0 win over Manchester United which means the Premier League title will be decided on the final day of the season.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and Michael Dawson who watched Chelsea come back from 2-1 down, to beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 at the City Ground. After hearing from Mauricio Pochettino and Nuno Espirito Santo, Jamie and Michael assess the jobs both managers have done and look ahead to what they expect from next season. We also hear from Chelsea captain Reece James after returning from injury, who spoke with Cole Palmer, who’s joined an elite Premier League club, in reaching 20 goals and 10 assists from this season.

Ron Walker is joined by Sky Sports digital football journalists, Ben Grounds and Zinny Boswell to take a look at the battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League. Will it be Nottingham Forest, Luton Town or Burnley who maintain their place in the top division?

Dave Jones, Jamie Carragher and Ashley Young are in the Monday Night Football studio to review the action from Crystal Palace's 4-0 win over Manchester United at Selhurst Park.

Hear from Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze as well as the two managers - Oliver Glasner and Erik ten Hag.

Daniel Sturridge joins Jamie Redknapp and Roy Keane to reflect on Liverpool's thrilling 4-2 win over Tottenham at Anfield. Mohamed Salah was back in the side and amongst the goal scorers. We'll hear from two others on the scoresheet, Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott - as well as Jurgen Klopp in his penultimate home game. We also speak to Tottenham's Heung-Min Son and Ange Postecoglou after a fourth successive defeat, which dents Spurs' hopes of Champions League qualification.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and Micah Richards who watched Manchester City close the gap on league-leaders Arsenal with their comprehensive 5-1 win against Wolves. There is reaction from Erling Haaland, who netted four goals, as well as Pep Guardiola and Gary O’Neil. Redknapp and Richards also assess the title race run-in and give their views on where it can be won or lost for both Arsenal and Manchester City.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher join Kelly Cates to discuss Luton Town's 1-1 draw with Everton in the Premier League as The Hatters missed the chance to climb out the bottom three. Plus, hear reaction to the draw from Town manager Rob Edwards, striker Elijah Adebayo and Toffees boss Sean Dyche.

Ron Walker, Peter Smith and Sam Blitz discuss the fall out from this week's London derby between Chelsea and Spurs, amid seeming mounting pressure on both managers.  Plus, they look ahead to the Premier League fixtures this weekend.

David Jones is joined by Karen Carney and Jamie Redknapp as they reflect on Chelsea's 2-0 win over London rivals Tottenham Hotspur that left Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou seething on the touchline. The result also sees the Blues move up to 8th in the Premier League in their quest for European football.

Dave Jones is with Roy Keane, Paul Merson, Michael Dawson and Micah Richards to review the action from the North London Derby in which Arsenal held on to beat Tottenham 3-2, and to analyse Manchester City's 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest.