Ian Dennis
BBC sports correspondent and commentator who reported from the Etihad, providing detailed analysis of Manchester City v Brentford and post-match quotes.
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Dec 18, 2025 • 37min
The Debrief: Another defeat for Celtic & EFL Cup wins for Man City & Newcastle
Kenny Crawford, a Scottish football reporter, analyzes Celtic's shocking fourth consecutive defeat under new manager Wilfried Nancy, who pleads for fan patience. Professional footballer Yoane Wissa reflects on his first start and goal for Newcastle against Fulham, showcasing his excitement and fitness journey. Ian Dennis offers insights from the rain-soaked Etihad, discussing Manchester City's solid victory over Brentford and Pep Guardiola's praise for his squad's depth and performance.
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Dec 9, 2025 • 34min
UCL Debrief: Liverpool win at San Siro, Chelsea slump in Atalanta & Spurs claim vital win
Ian Dennis, a BBC Senior Football Reporter, Stephen Warnock, a former Liverpool defender, and Andros Townsend, ex-Spurs winger, dive into a thrilling night of Champions League action. They break down Liverpool's disciplined 1-0 triumph over Inter Milan amid Salah's absence and tactical shifts. The panel discusses Chelsea's struggles, recorded another loss in Italy, while Spurs celebrated a comfortable 3-0 victory. Insights from managers Arne Slot and Thomas Frank add context as they reflect on team dynamics and future matchups.
Nov 26, 2025 • 37min
UCL Debrief: Chelsea dominate, Man City's first loss & Newcastle rocked by Aubameyang
This week, Ian Dennis, a BBC senior football reporter, digs into Chelsea's commanding 3-0 victory over Barcelona, highlighting 18-year-old Estevão Willian's standout performance. Former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin discusses Enzo Maresca's cautious approach to youth, while Michael Brown, an ex-Man City midfielder, reflects on City's surprising loss to Leverkusen and Pep Guardiola's risky decision to make ten lineup changes. The panel also touches on Newcastle's tough defeat, underscoring the ups and downs of English football in the Champions League.
