Football Daily BBC Podcasts

Mark Chapman presents reaction to the final day of the 2023-24 Premier League season as Manchester City win a fourth consecutive title.
There’s reaction from Pep Guardiola and Phil Foden after he scored twice in their 3-1 win over West Ham at the Etihad.
Mikel Arteta reflects on Arsenal’s season after they fell short despite a 2-1 win over Everton. Jurgen Klopp bids an emotional goodbye to Anfield after Liverpool’s 2-0 victory against Wolves.
Mauricio Pochettino analyses Chelsea season after they secured European football and a sixth place finish, with a 2-1 win over Bournemouth.
We also hear from Newcastle boss Eddie Howe and the outgoing Bournemouth manager Roberto De Zerbi.
Plus, Rob Edwards reflects on Luton Town’s one-season stay in the Premier League.
18:11 – Eddie Howe interview
21:13 – Jurgen Klopp interview
27:31 – Mauricio Pochettino interview
29:24 – Mikel Arteta interview
31:57 – Rob Edwards interview
33:56 – Roberto De Zerbi interview
34:54 – Phil Foden interview
36:57 – Pep Guardiola interview

Steve Crossman has reaction as Chelsea win a fifth straight Women’s Super League title. Hear from Emma Hayes and Fran Kirby after their final games at the club. Also on the agenda - Roberto de Zerbi will leave Brighton after Sunday’s game against Manchester United. Hear from Brendan Rodgers after Celtic lift the Scottish Premiership trophy. And Des Buckingham talks to the Football Daily after guiding Oxford to League One play-off glory at Wembley.
01:20 Chelsea win fifth straight title
09:25 Fran Kirby: “I got a little bit emotional with the goal”
11:30 Man City miss out despite win at Villa
18:15 Emma Hayes: “I’m just relieved it’s over”
20:15 Roberto De Zerbi to leave Brighton
28:10 Could Bayern Munich be De Zerbi’s next move?
31:00 Scottish Premiership champions Celtic finish with flourish
33:05 Oxford stun Bolton in League One play-off final

Aaron Paul is joined by Michael Brown, Clinton Morrison and Nigel Reo-Coker to look ahead to the final weekend of the Premier League season.
They assess the title race, with Manchester City two points clear of Arsenal at the top of the table, and look at what lessons Leicester, Ipswich and either Southampton or Leeds can take from the sides heading back the Championship after this campaign.
There’s reflection on Jurgen Klopp’s impact on the Premier League as he prepares to say his goodbye to Anfield. Everton’s James Tarkowski joins the Friday Football Social to reflect on their season.
And with Chelsea in with a chance to finish above Tottenham we look at what’s going right for Mauricio Pochettino at Stamford Bridge.
00:28 – The Title Race
19:54 – Jurgen Klopp prepares for Anfield goodbye
26:12 – James Tarkowski interview
31:25 – Advice for the promoted teams
37:38 – Patience paying off for Pochettino?

Steve Crossman presents Euro Leagues and is joined by Julien Laurens, James Horncastle and Raphael Honigstein.
The team talk the Coppa Italia final and Max Allegri’s future, Germany and France Euro squads which includes the return of N’Golo Kanté.
Plus Mbappé’s next move and Bologna’s Champions League qualification. The team also reflect on the career of Roberto Baggio who retired 20 years ago today.
Timecodes:
0:10 Intro
02:00 Coppa Italia final & Allegri
07:40 Atalanta
19:10 Euro squads - N’Golo Kanté back
24:10 Germany squad
27:15 Mbappé
38:30 Bologna & Roberto Baggio

Come inside Mikel Arteta’s home as he sits down, in his living room, with Guillem Balagué to chat about all the great moments in his life – both in football and away from it. From his childhood on the beaches of San Sebastián, to the bunk beds of the Barcelona academy, hear his stories of moving to Paris with his mum and embracing the British weather in Glasgow. Through the influences of Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino, his parents – and especially his wife – we explore his growth from a player to the Arsenal manager, while delving into the more personal aspects of his life, like why Mallorca holds such a special place in his heart.

Mark Chapman hosts reaction to Wednesday night's football as Celtic beat Kilmarnock 5-0 to win the Scottish Premier League title. Pat Nevin and Gavin Wallace provide reaction from Rugby Park, with further analysis by Michael Grant, The Times' Scottish Football Correspondent, and James McKenzie from A Celtic State of Mind Podcast.
The show then moves onto Old Trafford, where Manchester United beat Newcastle 3-2 in the Premier League, before discussing Chelsea's 2-1 win at Brighton.
The Telegraph's Tom Garry offers an expert view on the Women's Super League title race after Chelsea won 1-0 at Spurs to set up an exciting final day of the season.
TIMECODES:
00:17 - Celtic win title
17:10 - Manchester United 3-2 Newcastle
19:10 - Brighton 1-2 Chelsea
21:30 - WSL title race