The Sky Sports Football Podcast

Gianfranco Zola joins Jamie Carragher and Dave Jones in the MNF studio to look back on his career – from starting at Napoli alongside Maradona, to Parma, Chelsea and Cagliari.Zola also picks his best teammates X1: Buffon (Parma), Thuram (Parma), Baresi (Italy), Terry (Chelsea), Maldini (Italy) at the back. In midfield, he’s selected Di Matteo (Chelsea), Wise (Cheslea), Lampard (Chelsea), whilst up front he’s chosen R. Baggio (Italy), Maradona (Napoli) and Careca (Napoli).

Dave Jones and Jamie Carragher are joined by Gianfranco Zola to look at Chelsea’s comeback to defeat West Ham 2-1. The win takes them above Newcastle and Manchester City to move back into the top four.  There is also reaction from Marc Cucurella and Pedro Neto, as well as managers Enzo Maresca and Graham Potter.

Dave Jones presents Super Sunday from the Emirates stadium and is joined by Jamie Carragher, Micah Richards, and Thierry Henry to discuss the talking points from Arsenal’s emphatic 5-1 win against Manchester City. Myles Lewis-Skelley once again impressed and Jamie Carragher described the teenager as a ‘superstar’, saying his arrogance is similar to Jude Bellingham and Wayne Rooney’s. Thierry Henry and Carragher were also critical of Erling Haaland's performance, after the Norwegian striker struggled to get involved with the game, despite scoring against the Gunners.There is also reaction from both teams, with goalscorers Martin Odegaard and Kai Havertz speaking to Pat Davison after the match. Declan Rice was named the player-of-the-match and admitted that the 'bad blood' between Arsenal and Manchester City has been building. Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola also give their contrasting views.

The SNF team analyse Wolves' 2-0 win against Aston Villa at Molineux, which lifted them out of the relegation zone. Jamie Redknapp thinks Marcus Rashford's possible loan move could be a massive risk for the club.

One on One is back! Joe Thomlinson and Juliette Ferrington continue their indepth conversations with some of the biggest names in football. Jules has been to Brighton to meet Fabian Hurzeler, who at 31 years old, is the youngest manager in the Premier League. Hurzeler chats about the sacrifices he's made to get where he is and what it's like coaching players who are sometimes older than him.  Meanwhile, Joe's been talking to Watford's 35 year old gaffer, Tom Cleverley. The former Manchester United player is relatively new to management and he discusses his approach to football, as well as what it's like negotiating the transfer window.  If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, search for 'One on One from Sky Sports' and give us a follow so you don’t miss the next episode. 

David Jones is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Jamie Carragher and former Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie to discuss West Ham's 1-1 draw at Villa Park. Plus, the Super Sunday discuss the decision to send-off Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly at Wolves on Saturday and condemn the subsequent abuse that referee Michael Oliver has suffered. Plus, the pressure on Ange Postecoglou ramps up following Tottenham Hotspur's 2-1 home defeat to Leicester City.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and former Chelsea and England defender Gary Cahill to discuss Manchester City's 3-1 win over Chelsea in the Premier League. Hear from both Pep Guardiola and Enzo Maresca as City came back from 1-0 down

Emmanuel Petit joins Dave Jones and Jamie Carragher on Monday Night Football to talk through his glittering career which saw him win a World Cup and a European Championship with France, a league title and a Coupe de France with Monaco, and a Premier League and FA Cup double with Arsenal.Plus, Emmanuel picks his all-time teammates XI...BarthezThuramDesaillyTerryAmorosXaviZidaneRivaldoBergkampWeahHenry

David Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher and former Chelsea and Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit to discuss Chelsea's 3-1 win over Wolves as Enzo Maresca's side move in to the top four.

Kelly Cates is joined by Izzy Christiansen, Michael Dawson and Darren Bent to discuss Manchester City's 6-0 win over Ipswich in the Premier League. Plus, pressure mounts on Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou following Spurs' 3-2 defeat to Everton at Goodison Park and Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim suggests that this side is the worst in the club's history following a 3-1 loss to Brighton at Old Trafford.