Pat Nevin

Pat Nevin, a former Chelsea winger, shares his tactical insights alongside ex-England goalkeeper Paul Robinson, who offers defensive analysis. They discuss Liverpool's impressive 5-1 comeback against Frankfurt and the key players, including Ekitike and van Dijk. Liverpool fan Abigail Rudkin reflects on the team's much-needed victory, while the trio also marvel at Chelsea’s teenagers, like Estêvão and Marc Guiu, who made a significant impact in their 5-1 rout of Ajax. Plus, a look at Tottenham's surprising unbeaten run despite a goalless draw.

Chris Sutton, a football pundit and former player, joins journalist Rory Smith, ex-footballer Pat Nevin, and Bristol City manager Liam Manning to discuss key moments in football. They dive into Trent Alexander-Arnold's surprising exit from Liverpool and the emotional reactions from fans. Liam shares insights on leading Bristol City into the Championship playoffs. The conversation shifts to Harry Kane’s monumental first trophy with Bayern Munich, examining its impact on his legacy and future in football.

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.

Join Pat Nevin, a former Scotland international known for his vibrant analysis, Rachel Corsie, ex-captain and insightful commentator, and Ailey Barber, pitchside journalist, as they celebrate Scotland's thrilling return to the World Cup after 28 years. They dive into the rollercoaster match that featured six goals, a red card, and a last-minute winner. Highlights include emotional reflections on squad resilience, iconic moments, and the significance of this achievement for Scottish football. The passion and pride are palpable!

Pat Nevin, a former Scotland international and football pundit, teams up with Don Cowie, an ex-Scotland international, to dissect Scotland's dramatic 3-2 loss to Greece. They delve into the chaotic match moments and the psychological aftermath in the dressing room. Tactical flexibility under Steve Clarke arises as a key theme, alongside a discussion on goalkeeping choices and the pressing nature of Denmark's reported sickness bug. Both guests convey optimism about Scotland's chances in their upcoming clash, predicting exciting outcomes.