Football Daily BBC Podcasts

Kelly Cates is joined by 5 Live's Vicki Sparks, former England striker Dion Dublin, former Netherlands defender Mario Melchiot and French football expert and Euro Leagues regular Julien Laurens to reflect on France's goalless draw against the Netherlands. They also discuss what next for England after yesterday's disappointing draw against Denmark.
We head into the Scotland camp to speak to Eilidh Barbour ahead of their must-win final group game against Hungary in Stuttgart on Sunday.
And we take a little peek behind-the-scenes on what some of 5 Live’s commentators have been up to on the road so far in Germany.

Mark Chapman is joined by former England internationals Matthew Upson, Conor Coady and Izzy Christiansen to dissect England's disappointing draw against Denmark in Frankfurt, including interviews with England manager Gareth Southgate, captain Harry Kane, vice-captain Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier; as well as Denmark's Christian Eriksen.
Topics:
12:30 - Kyle Walker with John Murray
26:26 - Kieran Trippier with John Murray
32:06 - Harry Kane with Kelly Somers
34:23 - Christian Eriksen with Kelly Somers
37:36 - Gareth Southgate with John Murray

Kelly Cates has reaction as Scotland keep their UEFA Euro 2024 hopes alive with a draw against Switzerland. She’s joined by former internationals Pat Nevin, Charlie Adam and James McFadden. Hear from manager Steve Clarke, captain Andy Robertson, Billy Gilmour and Angus Gunn. Correspondent John Murray has an England preview ahead of their match against Denmark. Hear from Gareth Southgate, Matt Upson and catch Conor Coady’s interview debut as he speaks to Kyle Walker.
00:25 Scotland keep Euros hopes alive
02:25 Andy Robertson: ‘That was more like us’
11:25 Billy Gilmour: ‘We gave everything’
15:35 Angus Gunn: ‘Everything was 10 times better’
19:00 Steve Clarke: ‘It was nice to see my players turn up’
25:15 England prepare to face Denmark
26:45 Gareth Southgate: ‘Luke Shaw won’t be available’
38:00 Conor Coady interviews Kyle Walker

Kelly Cates has the latest from the Scotland and England camps at UEFA Euro 2024. Hear from Steve Clarke and Pat Nevin ahead of Scotland’s second group game vs Switzerland. Catch up with Anthony Gordon on chess, boxing and his love of self-help books and hear from Sunday Times football correspondent Jonathan Northcroft. Get José Fonte and Dion Dublin’s reaction to Portugal’s late win against Czech Republic. And the panel chat Mbappé… trigger warning: Dion talks broken noses!
00:20 Scotland prepare for Switzerland
02:45 Steve Clarke: “We need to do better”
09:35 Anthony Gordon on chess, boxing & books
19:35 Jonathan Northcroft joins the pod
24:20 Portugal leave it late to beat Czech Republic
32:20 Kylian Mbappé set to wear face mask
37:05 What have we learned from the first round of games?

Mark Chapman presents reaction to Monday’s matches at Euro 2024, and sits down for a special interview with Brentford manager Thomas Frank.
They talk Denmark and Christian Eriksen’s influence, Brentford’s summer plans and striker Ivan Toney.
Matt Upson and Julien Laurens react to France’s 1-0 win over Austria and the injury to Kylian Mbappé. Vicki Sparks and Chris Sutton join the pod to react to Slovakia’s shock victory over Belgium and Lukaku’s disallowed goal.
Plus, Eilidh Barbour interviews Scotland's John McGinn at their training camp.
TOPICS:
5.05 - Frank on Denmark and Eriksen
13.12 - Ivan Toney
20.04 - Brentford’s summer plans
23.29 - 5 Live Deutsch Wörterbuch
24.17 - Belgium 0-1 Slovakia
30.03 - France 1-0 Austria
35.12 - Eilidh Barbour with John McGinn

Micah Richards & Conor Coady join the pod as they look back at England's victory over Serbia in their Euro 2024 opener.
Jude Bellingham led the way, but how does Southgate get the best out of Phil Foden going forward?
Highlight timecodes:
11:27 – Micah gives the guys’ his thoughts on Phil Foden, and how difficult it is for him adapting to play for England in that wider role, rather than through the middle
12:48 – Micah also discusses the possibility of Bellingham playing a little deeper for England which would mean more could be made of Foden and his natural ability playing through the middle