Football Daily BBC Podcasts

Ben Haines presents reaction to Sunday’s FA Cup ties. He’s joined by former Swansea and Wrexham defender Neil Taylor and ex-Swindon and Luton striker Sam Parkin. Hear from Wrexham fans who were at their 3-3 draw with Sheffield United, and catch interviews with Phil Parkinson and Paul Heckingbottom. Also hear from Lewis Dunk, Roberto De Zerbi and Jürgen Klopp after Brighton’s late win over Liverpool. Steve Evans is angry after Stevenage’s defeat at Stoke. And hear from the Grimsby photographer involved in one of the viral moments from the weekend.

TOPICS:
1:20 – Wrexham-Sheff Utd,
23:25 – Brighton-Liverpool,
37:40 – Stoke-Stevenage,
40:55 – Grimsby photographer.

Kelly Somers presents reaction to Saturday’s FA Cup ties and looks ahead to Sunday. She’s joined by Derby County captain Curtis Davies and the Telegraph’s Luke Edwards. Hear from Sunderland boss Tony Mowbray, Fulham’s Marco Silva and Grimsby’s Harry Clifton. Also catch interviews with Leeds striker Patrick Bamford, Tottenham’s Son Heung-min, Southampton’s Romain Perraud and Wrexham’s Paul Mullin. And get former Everton midfielder Leon Osman’s take on Manchester United.

TOPICS:
1:05 – Curtis Davies FA Cup memories,
7:25 – Fulham-Sunderland,
13:50 – Luton-Grimsby,
18:30 – Blackburn-Birmingham,
22:50 – Accrington-Leeds,
29:50 – Preston-Tottenham,
32:55 – Southampton-Blackpool,
35:00 – Walsall-Leicester,
36:25 – Man Utd-Reading,
39:50 – other results,
40:15 – Sunday preview.

Darren Fletcher presents the Friday Football Social. Clinton Morrison reacts to Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal in the FA Cup; hear from Pep Guardiola. Sébastien Bassong, Nigel Reo-Coker and the Daily Mail’s Dominic King discuss Sean Dyche’s expected move to Everton, Newcastle’s deal for Anthony Gordon and Tottenham’s transfer business. And Scottish defender Jen Beattie drops in after retiring from international football.

TOPICS:
0:55 - Man City-Arsenal,
8:15 - Dyche to Everton,
25:00 - Gordon to Newcastle,
30:25 - Tottenham transfers,
38:25 - Jen Beattie.

Aaron Paul talks all things EFL. He’s joined by Stevenage manager Steve Evans and Northampton goalkeeper Tom King. Hear from referees’ chief Howard Webb on the spate of frozen pitch postponements. Catch Rochdale record-scorer Ian Henderson on his career and their struggles in League Two. The panel also look ahead to fourth round weekend in the FA Cup and react to the latest managerial movements.

TOPICS:
6:05 – FA Cup,
9:10 – Ian Henderson,
21:15 – League Two,
28:15 – postponements,
46:20 – managerial movement.

Steve Crossman is joined by Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens and Rafa Honigstein.
James Horncastle drops in as the team discuss the 15-point deduction at Juventus – what happens next and how widely will the ramifications be felt?
The significance of Bayern Munich’s decision to sack their goalkeeping coach and Barca’s up-turn in form are also discussed. Plus – the story of the striker who almost lost his leg but recovered to play against PSG and some funny stories about Jose Mourinho as the Roma boss turns 60.

TOPICS:
5 mins - James Horncastle on the 15-point deduction at Juventus – and what happens next
17 mins - Why the sacking of Bayern’s goalkeeping coach is significant
31 mins - Barca’s improved form – and how Ousmane Dembele is key to this
37 mins - The striker who almost lost his leg but then recovered to play against PSG
45 mins - Jose Mourinho at 60

Steve Crossman is joined by senior football reporter Ian Dennis, former Nottingham Forest defender Wes Morgan and ex-Republic of Ireland forward Clinton Morrison to review Manchester United’s 3-0 EFL Cup semi-final 1st leg win at Nottingham Forest.

They look at the ever-impressive form of Marcus Rashford after his 10th goal in 10 matches, and assess the impact Wout Weghorst has had after his first goal for the club.

We also hear from both Erik Ten Hag and Steve Cooper on their side’s respective performances.

TIMECODES:
01:30 – Match analysis;
04:20 – Marcus Rashford’s excellent form;
11:45 – Post-match interview with Erik Ten Hag;
19:00 – Assessment of Nottingham Forest’s performance;
20:20 – Post-match interview with Steve Cooper.