The Sky Sports Football Podcast

Phil Jagielka and Izzy Christiansen join Kelly Cates to discuss Everton's 0-0 draw with Newcastle in the Premier League as the returning Anthony Gordon missed a first-half penalty. Hear from both managers as the Goodison Park side were denied a penalty after Dan Burn appeared to trip Dominc Calvert-Lewin.

The Football Museum opens its doors to presenter and Arsenal fan Roman Kemp, who explains why he chose Alex Manninger to have on his very first replica shirt. He gets his Ronaldo tattoo out mid-podcast, reveals why his Dad didn't talk to him for three days, and lifts the lid on Ian Wright walking in on him on the toilet.  In this episode, Roman also discusses mental health. If you've been affected by any of the topics covered in this podcast and would like more information on organisations that can provide you with help and support, please head to sky.com/viewersupport.

Jamie Carragher and former Chelsea manager Graham Potter join Dave Jones in the MNF studio to look back at Bournemouth’s 3-1 win over local rivals Southampton.  The victory lifts the Cherries up to 11th and we hear from their player-of-the-match and goal scorer Antoine Semenyo.   Southampton boss Russell Martin also joins us for a brutally honest interview, after seeing his side 3-0 down at half time.  Plus, Potter discusses his managerial career to date, from University coach, to moving to Sweden, onto Brighton, and the Champions League with Chelsea – but where next?

Kelly Cates presents Super Sunday from Old Trafford and is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Darren Bent and Ashley Young who watched Tottenham comprehensively beat Manchester United 3-0. Gary Neville watched from the gantry as Spurs impressed and outclassed their opponents from the very start but United aided them with a lacklustre performance. Neville labelled the display as a ‘shocking and sobering day’ for the club. Redknapp agreed and believes Man United’s progression is going backwards, going on to say that ‘they’re at rock bottom at the moment’.The hosts' task was made even more difficult when Bruno Fernandes was dismissed for a high challenge on James Maddison minutes before half-time. The Red Devils captain spoke after the match and felt the tackle did not warrant a red card by referee Chris Kavanagh but admitted that he had let his teammates down.There is also reaction from goalscorer Brennan Johnson and player of the match Micky van de Ven, as well as both managers. Ange Postecoglou hailed his players’ performance, saying that they were a ‘joy to watch’. In contrast, Erik ten Hag conceded that Tottenham were the dominant side and his team were poor in possession. The United manager also avoided questions on whether the club is moving forward under his leadership, saying that 'it is not the time to talk about progression after such a defeat'.

Izzy Christiansen and Jamie Redknapp analyse the SNF clash between Wolves and Liverpool as Arne Slot’s men moved to the top of the Premier League table. Redknapp thinks Liverpool were not at their best but win key in the season.

Comedian and host of Sky's 'How Long Ref?' pod, Andrew Mensah, is the latest famous face to join Josh Hayward in The Football Museum. Andrew explains why he and his little Renault Twingo are the reason behind cousin Ebere Eze's rise to stardom. He compares a Luis Suarez goal to World War 3, and have Charlton really not been the same since a very famous Robin van Persie moment? You can listen to Andrew's 'How Long Ref?' show wherever you get your podcasts, or check out the visuals on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel (https://shorturl.at/Uf2dx)For your membership to 'The Football Museum' give us a like, follow, or subscribe on your podcast plaform of choice, and we'll see you at the doors every Thursday (podfollow.com/the-football-museum).

Joining the discussion are Roy Keane, a legendary leader on the pitch, Micah Richards, a vibrant commentator, Theo Walcott, known for his Premier League success, and Paul Merson, a seasoned pundit. They dive into the heart-pounding 2-2 draw between Manchester City and Arsenal, highlighting Arsenal's resilient defense and City's tactical prowess. They analyze pivotal moments, including John Stones' late equalizer and the impact of controversial officiating decisions. The rivalry's intense emotions and exciting gameplay keep everyone on the edge of their seats!

Jamie Redknapp and Phil Jones discuss Manchester United's 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace as Dean Henderson and Andre Onana pull off a string of fine saves at Selhurst Park. Plus, hear Oliver Glasner and Erik ten Hag's thoughts on the stalemate.

This week, we open 'The Football Museum' to indie rock royalty! Tom and Joe from Blossoms reminisce about a snide shirt from Stockport Market, reveal how they became best mates with Sean Dyche and lift the lid on whether they'll be supporting Oasis during next year's tour. For your membership to 'The Football Museum' give us a like, follow, or subscribe on your podcast plaform and we'll see you at the doors every Thursday. https://podfollow.com/the-football-museum

David Jones is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Paul Merson and Les Ferdinand as the panel discuss Arsenal's resolute 1-0 win at Tottenham in the north London derby. As well as Newcastle's 2-1 victory against Wolves as Harvey Barnes scored a late stunner for the Magpies.