Sky Sports Premier League Podcast

Jamie Redknapp joins Peter Smith on this week’s show to look ahead to Sunday’s showdown between Man Utd and Arsenal and says there are more questions than answers at Old Trafford as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer prepares for his 100th game in charge. Sky Sports News reporter Vinny O’Connor has the latest on Liverpool’s injury problems, while Sky Sports statistician Matt Cheetham picks out the numbers which explain why Everton’s defeat at Southampton could just be a blip, and makes his bold Pitch for what will happen in the Premier League this weekend.

David Jones is joined by Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher to analyse Tottenham’s win over Burnley on Monday Night Football, plus a look at the future of the English game.

Has the Premier League regained its sanity? Jasper Taylor is joined by Dharmesh Sheth and Gerard Brand as Liverpool returned to winning ways in the Premier League, and with a change to formation to boot (02:55). Plus, having not started a Premier League game for the club, just what is going on for midfielder Donny van de Beek at Manchester United? (17:53) The panel discuss that and more from United's 0-0 draw with Chelsea, as Frank Lampard opts for a defensive approach with the help of the friendly giant Edouard Mendy (28:33). In the Regional Review, Sky Sports News reporter Tim Thornton chats about mixed fortunes for Leeds and Sheffield United in Yorkshire (34:58), and in the new Treatment Table feature, Sergio Aguero's latest injury is assessed: how would Manchester City cope with another absence from their master hit man? (47:17)

Jamie Redknapp and former Newcastle midfielder Kieron Dyer analyse Wolves' 1-1 draw with Newcastle in the Premier League, Southampton's 2-0 win over Everton at St Mary's Stadium as Lucas Digne sees red and Dyer reflects on his career at Newcastle and 'that' incident with Lee Bowyer.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Patrice Evra as the duo analyse and discuss the goalless draw between Manchester United and Chelsea. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Frank Lampard also gives their reaction to the stalemate.

Tranmere Rovers' Chelcee Grimes explains how she balances her career as a singer, songwriter and TV presenter with football. Jess Creighton and Sue Smith are also joined by former England international turned firefighter Rachel Unitt to discuss her transition into the fire service and England’s chances of winning a major tournament.

Juan Mata is the special guest on this week’s show, and he tells Peter Smith about Man Utd’s return to form, looks ahead to their clash with Chelsea, and shares his views on the work being done off the pitch by Marcus Rashford. Plus, we have more fallout from the Merseyside derby with Alan Myers from Everton’s perspective, Johnny Phillips explains cult hero Conor Coady’s importance to Wolves and Sky Sports Data Editor Adam Smith delves into the numbers behind the Premier League’s goal rush, and makes a bold Pitch!

Jamie Carragher and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink analyse Wolves' 1-0 win over Leeds United in the Premier League. Jimmy reflects on lack of managerial opportunities for black players and gives his thoughts on the Rooney Rule and its limitations.

Was Saturday the day Liverpool’s title hopes took the cruellest of turns? Jasper Taylor is joined by Gerard Brand, Ben Ransom and Keith Downie to dissect the weekend’s action in the Premier League, leading of course with Virgil van Dijk’s ACL injury and what that might mean for the champions (04:06). The panel analyse Ruben Dias’ impact at Manchester City (21:50), how Mikel Arteta has made Arsenal a more solid outfit (31:11), while Keith talks all things Newcastle in the new Regional Review: takeovers, Allan Saint-Maximin and why their points tally doesn’t match the feeling (36:02). Plus, after six-goal thrillers at Chelsea and Spurs, we ask: why can’t teams defend anymore?! (51:04).

David Jones is joined by Graeme Souness, Darren Moore and Jamie Carragher as they analyse Tottenham's collapse to West Ham after leading 3-0 at half-time, as well as reflecting on two VAR decisions from this weekend's Merseyside derby.