Football experts Musa Okwonga and Carl Anka join Ian to dissect England's 1-1 draw with Denmark, focusing on midfield issues, bold substitutions, and Gareth Southgate's post-match comments.

Carl Anka, Tim Spiers, and Jordan Campbell discuss Tottenham's struggles against Liverpool, West Ham's woes, Arsenal's dominance, and Ipswich's promotion to the Premier League. The panel also touches on player transfers, injury recoveries, controversial refereeing decisions, and a prominent figure's music video appearance and love for music.

Join Daniel Storey, a savvy sports analyst, Carl Anka, a Premier League journalist, Jay Harris, a football commentator, and Paul Taylor from The Athletic as they break down a thrilling weekend of action. Arsenal's 1-0 triumph over Spurs makes waves, with discussions on Tottenham's future and set-piece worries. Nottingham Forest stuns Liverpool, raising questions about Arne Slot's management. The crew also tackles Newcastle's inconsistent form, Everton's struggles, and cheeky banter about managers as potential fathers-in-law.

Sports journalists and experts Carl Anka, Tim Spiers, and Raphael Honigstein discuss England's thrilling victory over Netherlands in the Euros, analyzing key moments, controversial decisions, and the team's potential for the final. They debate Gareth Southgate's tactics and Olly Watkins' impact, while looking ahead to the exciting final match against Spain.

Carl Anka, a Manchester United writer, discusses Ruben Amorim’s impressive start with two wins and a draw. Art de Roché offers insights into Arsenal's tactical shifts and emerging young talents like Odegaard, crucial for their title challenges. Phil Hay emphasizes the contrasts between immediate results and long-term coaching visions for both clubs. The conversation highlights the generational challenges faced by Managers Amorim and Arteta, culminating in predictions for their highly anticipated match.

James Horncastle, an expert on European football, and sports journalist Carl Anka dive into Victor Osimhen's surprising move from Napoli to Galatasaray. They explore the dynamics behind his transfer, including the challenges he faced at Napoli and interest from top clubs like PSG and Chelsea. The discussion highlights the implications for Turkish football, as Osimhen could transform Galatasaray and boost the league’s international profile. Get insights into the excitement surrounding his new journey and the expectations of passionate fans.

Joining the discussion are Carl Anka, a dedicated Manchester United writer, and James Pearce, who covers Liverpool. They dive deep into Liverpool's impressive 3-0 victory over Manchester United, examining Arne Slot’s promising start as coach. The duo contrasts the two teams' current trajectories and analyzes the tactical shifts needed at United. David Ornstein also chimes in on Mohamed Salah's contract situation, as the club navigates its summer transfers. The chat offers a refreshing look at the evolving dynamics of these fierce rivals.

Laurie Whitwell and Carl Anka, both insightful writers for The Athletic, dive into the summer upheaval at Manchester United. They discuss the club's transformative changes, including a new coaching staff and management structure. The duo highlights the optimism surrounding the upcoming season despite the challenges of past performances. They also analyze potential player transfers, focusing on how new signings could enhance the team's dynamics and the importance of building cohesion amidst injuries. Exciting times ahead for the Red Devils!

Special guest Carl Anka discusses INEOS revolutionizing Manchester United, exploring French football origins, stadium demographics, challenges in football accessibility, structural overhaul at the club, analyzing player performance and transfer strategy, and emphasizing the importance of verifying sources in football news.

Football experts Daniel Storey, Carl Anka, and Tim Spiers discuss Man United's stunning FA Cup win over City, Southampton's return to the Premier League, Vincent Company potentially joining Bayern Munich, and more managerial movements. The podcast also touches on Paqueta's potential ban and Rooney's new role at Plymouth.