Sky Sports Premier League Podcast

On ‘One on One’ this week, two footballing figures reveal the special bonds they have with their respective clubs.  West Ham fan favourite, Tomáš Souček, discusses why he’ll be ‘forever blowing bubbles’ and the connection he shares with Hammers supporters. He also chats to Joe about growing up in a sporty family in the Czech Republic and what it was like facing Lionel Messi.  Meanwhile, Jules sits down with Wrexham manager, Phil Parkinson, to lift the lid on life in North Wales behind the glitz and glamour of the club’s Hollywood owners. Like Soucek, Parkinson opens up about why the club is so special to him and Wrexham’s ambitions for promotion out of League One.   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 an episode. Don’t forget, as well as listening to us, you can also watch all our ‘one on ones’ across our Sky Sports YouTube channels.

The Super Sunday team look back as Spurs heaped more misery on Manchester United with a 1-nil win in Tottenham. Gary Neville believes Manchester United's performances under Ruben Amorim have not been good enough. Liverpool held onto their lead over Wolves to go seven points clear at the top of the table.

David Jones is joined by former Everton captain Phil Jagielka and Izzy Christiansen to discuss Everton's 2-1 win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park as their recent good form under David Moyes continued.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville join Kelly Cates to dissect Brighton's 3-0 win over Chelsea on Friday Night Football as Carragher questions whether Enzo Maresca's side can qualify for the Champions League this season, and what that could mean for Cole Palmer's future. Plus, hear from both managers as Fabian Hurzeler's Brighton beat the Blues for a second successive week on the South Coast.

Unai Emery, Aston Villa's passionate head coach, discusses the often-unknown footballing dynasties that shape the sport. He shares insights on his impactful management style and the importance of tactical and emotional connections in coaching. Meanwhile, Kieran McKenna, Ipswich Town's successful manager, reflects on his journey from League One to the Premier League, emphasizing team culture, loyalty, and the delicate balance between nurturing talent and making tough decisions. Both guests highlight the personal sacrifices made in the pursuit of football success.

Welcome back to ‘One on One’, featuring conversations with some of the biggest names in football.  On this episode, Joe Thomlinson meets Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers, one of the standout players of the season, but who admits that he hasn’t always believed in his own ability.  Meanwhile, Juliette Ferrington chats to Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder, who is back at the Blades and aiming for a place in the Premier League once again.    If you enjoy listening to this podcast, please tell your mates about us and leave us a review. You can also watch our ‘one on ones’ across the Sky Sports YouTube channels.

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.