The OneFootball Podcast

On this week's episode of the Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Joana Bueno, Matt Frohlich and Nico Heymer. It may be international week but that does not mean there is nothing to talk about. Nico has the latest on the happenings at Bayern, after they hammered Dortmund and gives you the lowdown on Germany's upcoming fixtures. Joanna and Matt, like everyone else, watched Pep lose it, Liverpool win it and wondered how on Earth Unai Emery still has a job. There is also talk of Brazil v Argentina and which footballer we would like to be our roommate. Finally. There is the big one. Who makes our team of the decade?

On this week's episode of the Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Joana Bueno, Matt Frohlich and Benni Kuhloff. There is only one place to start this week: the sacking of Niko Kovac. Why did it happen? What will happen next? And who is the right person to take over? Benni has some of the answers. When that is done, it is time to talk about the crazy midweek action in the Champions League from Chelsea's comeback to Rodrygo via Erling Haaland. And then attentions are turned to a huge weekend in the Premier League, where Leicester take on Arsenal and Manchester City travel to Anfield to face Liverpool. We also talk Scrabble, all things Brazil and, of course, we answer your questions along the way. Good, no?

On this week's episode of the Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Manu Dominguez, Pádraig Whelan and Nico Heymer. With Nico back, it is time to talk about quite the weekend in the Bundesliga from Lewandowski's brilliance to the rise of Borussia Mönchengladbach and much more. When that is done, attentions are turned to LaLiga, where the ball cannot be seen and there was a team on top of the table that is not called Barcelona or Real Madrid or Atlético Madrid. With that done, Pádraig is eager to talk about Arsenal (where nothing seems to be going right), Leicester (where everything seems to be going right) and the midweek League Cup action. Oh, and we answer your questions along the way. What more could you want?

On this week's episode of the Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Joana Bueno, Lewis Ambrose and Francesco Porzio. The Champions League is back and so too is the nominees for the Ballon d'Or – should Raheem Sterling win it? – and that is where today's podcast gets going. With that out of the way, it is time for a deep dive into Real Madrid and the problems at Dortmund right now. With that done, it is time to look ahead to the big game in the Premier League this weekend – Liverpool v Tottenham – and the big, big mess at Spurs. With that fully examined, talk turns to the mess at Milan, the Copa Libertadores and your questions. What more could you want?

On this week's episode of the Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Pádraig Whelan, Nico Heymer and Francesco Porzio. It's a Champions League special and where else could we begin but Tuesday night's massacre in north London? Is the writing on the wall for Mauricio Pochettino now? Is Harry Kane a shadow of his former self? And can Bayern Munich win the Champions League this season? There's also plenty of discussion about the game of two halves at Camp Nou on Wednesday, along with all the other big talking points of the week.

On the new episode of the Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott, Tobi Herrmann and Daniel Cadena Jordan. And there's a lot to unpack. After their dismal performance at West Ham on Sunday, is this the beginning of the end for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Manchester United? And how long do Mauricio Pochettino and Marco Silva have left in their respective jobs? There's also plenty of outrage following the ridiculousness of Fifa's The Best Awards this week, before we check in with what's going in on the Bundesliga and LaLiga.

The new Onefootball Podcast is, like SWV, right here. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Matt Frolich and, debutant, Manuel Dominguez. The Champions League is back! And thank the Lord for that. We go through the most important games, discussing all that went down. And so too is the Serie A chat. Francesco talks about the latest depressing incidents of racism, the Milan derby and the league's upcoming stars. Matt, meanwhile chats about Norwich's shock victory over Manchester City and Unai Emery's chances of survival. Finally, Manu brings us up to speed on all things Valencia and we answer your questions.

The new Onefootball Podcast is here. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Matt Frohlich, Bruna Fernandez and Andrea Agostinelli. You asked for Serie A chat. You got some Serie A chat. Andrea is here to talk everything from Lukaku to Inter's title bid via the new Juventus. Matt is also here. He will fill you in on the latest from England's international break and preview the weekend action in the Premier League. And, finally, Bruna is here to let us know how the French did in their two games and let us know what we should look out for this weekend in Ligue 1. What more could you want?

The new Onefootball Podcast is on. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Dan Burke, Bruna Fernandez and Joana Bueno. The transfer window has slammed shut. And in spectacular fashion. There was no move for Neymar but there was one for Icardi. But what does that mean for PSG? And what does that all mean for Neymar? We answer that and more. Elsewhere, there was an action packed weekend in the Premier League to catch up on, as well as the latest from Gareth Southgate's latest squad. Joana also has the latest from the Copa Libertadores and the Brazilian Serie A and when all of that is done, we also answer your questions What more could you want?

The new Onefootball Podcast is right here. Well not here but two sentences below. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Dan Burke, Daniel Cadena Jordan and Benni Kuhlhoff. We have yet to cover all things LaLiga this season so we are correcting that in this episode. That means there is plenty of Antoine Griezmann talk, plenty of problems at Real Madrid talk, plenty of Atlético Madrid chat and plenty more. Since Dan is on the pod, there is time to talk about being a Manchester City fan in the current climate, as well as all that went on during the weekend in the Premier League. We also answer your questions, finally get around to doing that taste test and we give Benni some time to talk about his beloved Bundesliga. What more could you want?

The Onefootball Podcast is here for you. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Bruna Fernandez, Nico Heymer and Joana Bueno. Last week was all about the Premier League but this week we are casting our net somewhat further. We have all the reaction to Bayern's opening day draw, as well as the signing of Coutinho (and others) and the best of the rest in the Bundesliga. We have all things Ligue 1 from the shambles at Marseille to PSG's defeat via the revival of Lyon. Oh, and we have all that good Premier League stuff too and answer your questions. This podcast was super fun. You are going to enjoy it. What more could you want?

The Onefootball Podcast is back for the new season. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Pádraig Whelan, Matt Frolich and Joana Bueno. This week is all about one thing: the Premier League. There is all the reaction to Manchester City's thumping of West Ham. Manchester United's thumping of Chelsea. And all that was in between. Plus, there are your questions answered, a preview of some upcoming games and a little bit of transfer talk too. What more could you want?

The Onefootball Podcast is on. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Dan Burke, Benni Kuhlhoff and Joana Bueno. This week is all about one thing: transfers. The crew go through the Neymar saga. Do Barça need him? Who makes way should he arrive? And are the Catalan club spending their money wisely? After that, there is plenty going on in the Bundesliga this summer from Mats Hummels' return to Dortmund and Bayern's squad via that referee fitness test. Lastly, there is talk of Paul Pogba, Harry Maguire and in spending no money, are Liverpool sensible or stupid? What more could you want?

The Onefootball Podcast is ready. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Lewis Ambrose, Bruna Fernandez and Alejandro de la Cruz Diago González. There is loads going down this week. USA are the champions of the world, one more time, despite the best efforts of the Netherlands. The crew look at the final and reveal where Rose Lavelle was last time around. Elsewhere, now that the World cup is done, there are the much coveted Onefootball awards to hand out. And there is even a little Copa América chat. What more could you want?

On the new Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Nathalia Araújo, Daniel Cadena Jordan and Padraig Whelan. It's been a week of epic semi-finals and the gang start by dissecting the UWSNT's dramatic Women's World Cup victory over England's Lionesses. Was Alex Morgan's tea-sipping celebration disrespectful? Did Phil Neville get his tactics wrong? And why did Hillary Clinton have the last laugh? After previewing Sunday's Women's World Cup final, it's then time to look back over the Copa América semi-finals, where Brazil sunk Argentina and Peru shocked Chile. Is that it for Lionel Messi's international career? And is Brazil's name on the trophy, or could there be another twist on Sunday? And to wrap up, there's a big discussion about some of the summer transfer window's biggest movers and shakers. Neymar, Antoine Griezmann, João Félix, Rodri, Frank Lampard and many more.

The Onefootball Podcast is here for you. And this week, Ian McCourt is joined by Lewis Ambrose, Joana Bueno and Alejandro de la Cruz Diago González. Once more, there is a lot on the table. England beat Norway to make it of the semi-finals of the World Cup. USA continue to march on led by the inspirational Rapinoe. And one of Europe's finest, in the shape of the Netherlands of Sweden, will be Women's World Cup finalists. There is Copa América! There is that huge, huge game between Brazil and Argentina, while Chile battle on and Peru caused a major shock.

The Onefootball Podcast is in the house. And Ian McCourt is joined by Lewis Ambrose, Joana Bueno and Nathalia Araújo. And there is a lot to talk about. There is Women's World Cup! There is Brazil's exit! There is that game between England and Cameroon! There is VAR! There is Copa América! There is transfers! (Yes, we promise we will get to them this week.)

The Onefootball Podcast is back! And Ian McCourt is joined by Alejandro de la Cruz Diago Gonzalez, Jaione Belza Guede and Lewis Ambrose. If you thought the summer was a quiet time for football, how wrong you were. There is Women's World Cup! And it is time to examine the group stages, from Argentina to Ada Hegerberg via what we have loved about the tournament so far.

On the final Onefootball Podcast of the season, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich, Alex Mott and Helge Wohltmann. And our gift to you is a bumper recap of the Champions League and Europa League finals. Are Liverpool now the undisputed best team in Europe? Or were they actually there for the taking in Madrid? And where does Chelsea's triumph over Arsenal in Baku leave Eden Hazard, Maurizio Sarri and Unai Emery? There's also plenty of time to look ahead to what promises to be an interesting summer. Is the Uefa Nations League coming home? What happened to Germany coach Joachim Löw in the gym this week? And who is going to win the Women's World Cup?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Tobi Herrmann, Daniel Cadena Jordan and Andrea Agostinelli. In the penultimate podcast of the season, it's time to look back over everything that happened in the Bundesliga, Serie A and La Liga this year. Could next year be Borussia Dortmund's year? Who will be the next coach of Juventus? And will Real Madrid and Atlético push Barcelona harder in 2019/20? We answer all those questions and many more, before handing out some end of season awards. And to finish, we ponder whether a European Super League might not be such a major disaster for football after all.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, an emotional Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott, Lewis Ambrose and Phil Costa. And we've got a bumper review of what has been a magnificent season of Premier League football, beginning with Manchester City's title triumph on the final day. Must City now be considered the greatest Premier League side of all-time? And will Liverpool be back again to push them all the way next season? After that we review the seasons had by every single other Premier League club before dishing out some end of season awards.

On this week’s Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich, Helge Wohltmann and Pádraig Whelan. And what an unbelievable week of football it has been. We’ve had Vincent Kompany’s stunner against Leicester, a magical European night at Anfield and another magical European night in Amsterdam all capped off nicely by the Europa League semi-finals. All of that is covered in the podcast before we look ahead to what could be a dramatic final day of the Premier League season and answer loads of questions from our loyal listeners.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich, Nico Heymer and Lewis Ambrose. The podcast is coming at you a day later than usual so we could talk about Thursday night's Europa League semi-final action. But before that, there was a comprehensive review of this week's two Champions League semi-final ties. Are Ajax the real deal or has this season just been the perfect storm for them? Did Mauricio Pochettino get his team selection wrong in the first leg and with Son Heung-min back from suspension for the second leg, can Spurs turn this thing around? Elsewhere, what went wrong for Liverpool at Camp Nou? And did Lionel Messi's performance finally cement his status as the greatest ever? We answer all of those questions and many, many more.

On this week’s Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Alex Mott, Tobi Herrmann and Pádraig Whelan. A discussion about Wednesday night’s Manchester derby leads into more analysis of the deep-rooted problems at Manchester United. Is it time for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to stop living in the past, and which players should he be targeting this summer? And where does that result leave the Premier League title race? Have Manchester City now overcome the biggest hurdle en route retaining the title, or will there be another twist in the tale? There’s also a pretty intense title race going on in the Bundesliga, and Tobi has all the information about that, before we finish with a rare chat about good old Scottish fitba.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, a crestfallen Dan Burke is joined by Matt Frohlich, Alex Mott and Francesco Porzio. The boys begin by picking the bones out of the insanity which unfolded in Manchester on Wednesday. Is VAR spoiling or improving football? Can Tottenham now go all the way in the Champions League? And is Pep Guardiola a failure after his Manchester City side choked on the biggest stage again? Next up is the second biggest story of the week - Ajax's amazing victory over Juventus. Just how good are this Ajax team and do we have any sympathy for Cristiano Ronaldo? There's also plenty of talk about whether Barcelona or Liverpool should now be considered tournament favourites, and whether Manchester United have made a grave error of judgement in appointing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

On this week’s Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose, Phil Costa and Matt Frohlich. The bulk of the show is dedicated to re-capping this week’s Champions League quarter-final action. Is Pep Guardiola a fraud? Will Manchester United party like it’s 1999 in Barcelona next week? Could Liverpool genuinely win a historic double this season? And where would Ajax finish in the Premier League? We answer all those questions and more, before looking ahead to another big weekend of action.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Dan Burke and Nico Heymer. We start off the show this week by examining the midweek action in the Premier League with a special focus on a club close to Dan's heart. When that is done, your questions are answered and Francesco has the latest on Icardi, the racism against Moise Kean and the problems with Roma. And, finally, Nico is here to fill you in on what went down last weekend in the Bundesliga and preview the absolutely huge game this weekend in Munich. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Alex Mott and Benni Kuhlhoff. We start off the show this week by re-crowning Germany as the best team in the world. No, really. Benni also has some decent Bundesliga chat for you too. With that done, we answer some of your questions, Alex talks about England's two wins from their two games and previews the upcoming game between Liverpool and Spurs. And, finally, Francesco talks about the future of San Siro, the future of Ronaldo and the man on every Italian's lips right now, Moise Kean. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Dan Burke and Jaione Belza Guede. Kicking off the show is some brief talk about the Champions League draw before we dive two feet into tackling the question of Man City's quadruple chances and a lot more English chat besides. Jaione has more on LaLiga including a report on Zidane's first game back, the rebirth of Athletic Bilbao and Spain's upcoming games – and that unusual squad. And Francesco explains why Juventus finally lost a league game, who were the winners and losers from the Milan derby and Roma's furst game under Ranieri. Oh, and we answer your questions too. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Benni Kuhlhoff, André Gonçalves and Jaione Belza Guede. You thought last week was the craziest week of the year, right? That was until Zinedine Zidane made his shock return to Real Madrid. We have the low-down on that and the repercussions across the European football scene. We also have the latest from the the Champions League from the amazing Ronaldo to the end of Bayern via Barcelona and VAR. And when that is done, we talk about the race for Europe in Spain. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose, Helge Wohltmann and Daniel Cadena Jordan. And what an absolute crazy week it has been. Manchester United dumped PSG out of the Champions League, Ajax pulled off the shock of the century at the Bernabéu and there was absolutely heaps of VAR controversy to mull over. Once that's been dealt with, the boys take a look at the title races in England and Germany. Have Liverpool bottled it? Have Dortmund bottled it? Or will there still be plenty more twists and turns to those particular tales in the coming weeks? There's really only one way to find out.

On this week’s Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Dan Burke, Daniel Issroff and Francesco Porzio. The first thing to talk about is Brendan Rodgers and his move to Leicester and then it is time to talk about this entire Kepa mess. Does anyone buy the misunderstanding line? Or was this player power gone too far? After that, there is all the midweek action to talk about including another Clásico and another round of Premier League action. With that out of the way, there is definitely time this week to talk about the Icardi mess at Inter and even more time to answer your questions and get excited for the new MLS season. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Dan Burke, Nico Heymer and Benni Kuhlhoff First up is the Champions League. Bayern v Liverpool. Schalke v City. Juve v Atlético. Barça v Lyon. It's all here. After that, the future of German football is up for the discussion and said future is not so bright. Finally, it is actually a super Sunday with Liverpool taking on Manchester United and the EFL Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester City. We sink our teeth into that and your questions. What more could you want? If you want to get in touch with the podcast, then fire your emails to [email protected]

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by André Gonçalves, Nico Heymer and Matt Frohlich. First up is the Champions League. It's back and boy are we happy to discuss four very interesting games After that, the future of Maurizio Sarri is up for conversation. Is he the problem or is there something deeper there? And who would even replace him if the club did sack him? Then, there is a bundle of Bundesliga talk and loads of LaLiga chat, as the crew talk all things from Reus to Messi and more in between. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Benjamin Kulhoff and Matt Frohlich. The Premier League title has more twists than last summer (ask your mum/dad) and that is the place where the podcast kicks off. After that, there are a lot of things going wrong at Inter and Francesco is here to talk through that and the rest of the Serie A news. Then your questions are answered, Benni talks DFB Pokal and we look forward to the Champions League. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Matt Frohlich, Nico Heymer and Danny Issroff. The transfer window is done and dusted. Don't cry. It will come again. But in the meantime, the crew discuss all the dealings. After that, there is all the talk of the midweek Premier League action – and get very angry about Spurs and cups. Then your questions are answered, Danny talks about MLS and Nico talks Swagner. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by André Gonçalves, Dan Burke and Lewis Ambrose. The podcast can only kick off with one story this week: that Kevin-Prince Boateng transfer? WTF! And that Frenkie de Jong transfer? WTF! After that, there is a deep dive in Arsenal and a preview of their big FA Cup game against Manchester United. André then does his best to explain the most complicated competition in the history of football: the Brazilian state championships. Your questions are answered and then there is a second deep dive, this time into the problems at Chelsea and the future of their manager. What more could you want?

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Alex Mott, Benjamin Kuhlhoff and Alejandro de la Cruz Diago González And the crew kick off with the headline act of the pod: Real Madrid. Click here to listen to the podcast Why is it going so wrong? Where is it going so wrong? What is wrong with Isco? And who will be taking over next? All of that and more is answered. With that done, it is time to look ahead to the second half of the Bundesliga season which kicks off on Friday evening. Then your questions are answered, Alex has his say on Mesut Özil and Arsenal and all those problems.

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Niko Heymer, Dan Burke and Francesco Porzio The podcast may have taken a break over Xmas but the Premier League did not. So that is where we start today with all the talk from Manchester City, Liverpool and everything else that has gone on. After that, there is plenty of time to talk transfers and for Francesco to give you the latest on what is going on in Serie A and the transfer window. Your questions are answered and then Nico talks to us about gold steaks, Timo Werner and surveys. If you want to get in touch and ask a question, the email to do so is [email protected]

On this week's onefotoball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Alex Mott, Matt Frohlich and Niko Heymer. This week's episode can only being in one place: José Mourinho and his sacking. How long has this been coming? Were did it all go so wrong for him? And who should be next? The crew tackle all of that and more. Once that is done, attentions are turned to the Champions League draw that took place on Monday. Then, your questions are answered, there is some talk of a title race in the Premier League and then it is time for the half-time Bundesliga report.

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Dan Burke, Danny Issroff and André Gonçalves The episode begins with the Champions League and all the action worth talking about from the midweek games. After that, it is time to turn our attention to MLS and the fun times that are going on at Atlanta. Next up, the crew talk Raheem Sterling and the reprehensible events of the weekend, as well as the last few weeks across British football. Then, your questions are answered and we have a long overdue look at LaLiga. Good, right?

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Alex Mott and Nico Heymer. We all know by now that Luka Modrić won the Ballon d'Or but was he the right choice? The crew debate. With that settled, there is plenty to talk about from the big midweek game between Manchester United and Arsenal and all the jazz surrounding Paul Pogba right about now. And there is lots to talk about when it comes to the first Revierderby of the season. Sandwiching all of that are your questions and the latest news from Serie A, with a special focus on Milan. What more could you want? Want to get in touch? Email your thoughts [email protected]

What on earth went down in Argentina over the weekend? And what is going to happen next? And who is to blame? Francesco has the lowdown on all that. Speaking of farce, Bayern Munich continue to be a mess and it looks like it will not be long before Niko Kovac is out on his ear. Nico has his say on that. There is also the latest on the Champions League, your questions answered and a preview of a huge derby weekend in England. • If you want to get in touch with the podcast, then fire your emails to [email protected]

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Nico Heymer, Alex Mott and André Gonçalves. This week's podcast starts with talk of the Nations League. Is it a force for good? Is it a force of evil? Or is it something in between? With that in mind, Nico fills us in on all things Germany, Alex does the same for England and André talks Portugal. When that is done, there are your questions answered, Norwegian pronunciation attempted there is a preview of this weekend's London derby and, of course, part two of el Superclásico. And when all of that is done, we even have some Brazilian title talk for you. What more could you want? If you want to get in touch with the podcast, then fire your emails to [email protected]

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Francesco Porzio, Lewis Amborse and Daniel Cadena Jordan. This week's podcast kicks off with what might just be the best game of the season so far: Dortmund's win over Bayern Munich. After that, it is on to the Manchester derby and what was an easy peasy victory for Pep Guardiola's side. The big-game talk does not stop there. Francesco has the lowdown on Milan v Juventus and Daniel is ready to talk Boca v River.

On this week's Onefootball podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by Nico Heymer, Daniel Issroff and Alex Mott. The boys begin by reflecting on the Champions League action from Manchester United's famous win to Raheem Sterling's famous penalty via a Spurs comeback. After that it is time to talk Football Leaks and the latest revelations and when that's done there are two very big games this weekend to discuss. The first is Dortmund v Bayern and the second is the Manchester Derby. But it does not end there. There is also MLS and listeners questions. If you want to get in touch, the email is [email protected]

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined in the studio by Phil Costa, Daniel Cadena Jordan and André Gonçalves. The boys begin by reflecting on the biggest football news of the week - Julen Lopetegui's departure from Real Madrid. Was sacking him the right decision? Where did it go so wrong? And where do Los Blancos go from here? There's also lashings of praise for Barcelona after their incredible El Clásico triumph. Next, after a quick look back over Manchester City's win at Spurs on Monday night, it's time to look ahead to the big Premier League clash between Arsenal and Liverpool coming up this weekend. Can the Gunners pull off a big result? And what will this game teach us about these two sides' title credentials? And after a quick pit-stop in Germany, there's a big discussion on the mouth-watering prospect of River Plate taking on Boca Juniors in the final of the Copa Libertadores.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined in the studio by Alex Mott, Elliott Bretland and Romain Welter. After a fascinating discussion about football’s relationship with the silver screen, the lads run the rule over this week’s Champions League action. Why are Manchester United so far behind Europe’s elite? Are Manchester City ready to win the Champions League? Is Mohamed Salah well and truly back in business now? And what’s going on with Malcom at Barcelona? Then it’s time to talk Premier League. Are Arsenal genuine title contenders? How is Marco Silva getting on at Everton? And which manager will win the Premier League sack race? There’s also a preview of the rather large game taking place in Spain this week, as well as the rather large game taking place in France, and the panel answer absolutely shedloads of listener questions.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined in the studio by Lewis Ambrose, Tobi Herrmann and André Gonçalves. The boys start by looking back at the biggest stories from the international break. Did Raheem Sterling silence his critics once and for all with his two goals against Spain? Are England now ready to mix it with the big boys? And was Eric Dier's tackle on Sergio Ramos the highlight of the noughties so far? The German in the studio then talks us through exactly what's going wrong with Die Mannschaft, and there's also praise for the likes of Portugal and Gibraltar. Next up, it's time to look ahead at the big weekend of club football ahead. Will Manchester United boss José Mourinho need to win at Chelsea on Saturday to save his job? How close is Niko Kovač to the sack at Bayern Munich? And could Neymar really go back to Barcelona? And to finish, the gang showed just how little attention they've paid to the last week of football by pitting their wits in a surprise quiz.

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined in the studio by Alex Mott, Helge Wohltmann and Matt Frohlich. After feasting on some delicious Algerian chocolate, the gang tuck hungrily into Sunday’s top of the table Premier League clash at Anfield. Why did a game between the two best attacking sides in the country produce zero goals? What was Riyad Mahrez thinking when he struck that penalty? And what did this game teach us about Liverpool and Manchester City’s title credentials? Elsewhere in the Premier League, Eden Hazard is on fire, Arsenal are unstoppable and Spurs are pretty handy too, but could Bournemouth be the season’s surprise package? You’ll find all the answers right here. Next it’s time to head over to the Bundesliga, where Bayern Munich’s malady lingers on. Is Niko Kovač out of his depth and can Borussia Dortmund actually take advantage this year? And the final part of the show is dedicated to some interesting questions from our lovely listeners.