In the latest episode of our mini-series on how to win the Champions League, Andy Robertson and Alisson look back on Liverpool’s win in the 2019 edition.They talk us through the dramatic run through the group stages and the iconic semi-final comeback against Barcelona. We get insight into how Jurgen Klopp inspired his team to win the tournament, why he was a father-figure to the squad and what it was like to receive a Klopp hug.They also explain why it was so emotional on the pitch after the final victory over Tottenham in Madrid.A BBC iPlayer documentary, featuring exclusive interviews and insight, is available to watch: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m00276py/how-to-win-the-champions-leagueEpisode 1: How to win the Champions League: Real Madrid - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0kkgywsTIMECODES 02:00 The dramatic run through the earlier rounds, including THAT comeback v Barcelona 11:00 Pre-match ahead of the final – Jurgen Klopp and walking on the pitch 17:00 The emotional scenes after winning the final 21:00 Jurgen Klopp and his relationship with Liverpool

Karen Bardsley, a former England goalkeeper, shares her expert insights on the Lionesses' dominant 5-0 win over Belgium. She discusses the increasingly tough competition for the goalkeeper position between Mary Earps and Hannah Hampton. Meanwhile, Danny Gabbidon evaluates Wales’ recent performance against Denmark, highlighting both strengths and areas needing improvement. The podcast also features exciting moments as Keira Walsh and Aggie Beever-Jones celebrate their first international goals, marking a significant milestone for the rising stars in the team.

Phil McNulty, BBC Sport's chief football writer, joins the conversation, diving into the role of commentary in football. The team humorously navigates topics like whether the Premier League should introduce playoffs, and the amusing quirks of football names. They also explore the significance of football jargon, like 'stonewall penalties,' while sharing light-hearted anecdotes, including memorable pie moments in commentary. The blend of nostalgia and insightful analysis makes this a delightful exchange for football fans.

Guillem Balague, a renowned football journalist specializing in Spanish football, and Julien Laurens, an expert on European football, are joined by Mael Corboz, captain of Arminia Bielefeld. They explore Bielefeld's incredible journey to the German Cup final after shocking Bayer Leverkusen. Max Aarons shares insights about his loan move to Valencia and adjusting to life in Spain. The trio also discusses dramatic moments in the Copa del Rey, highlighting thrilling matches and the emotional rollercoasters fan experience.

David Moyes, the Everton manager, brings his insights on the recent Merseyside derby where Liverpool edged out Everton 1-0. He discusses the potential red card incident involving James Tarkowski and the contentious offside ruling that disallowed a Diogo Jota goal. The conversation dives into the high stakes as Liverpool targets their 20th league title, while also navigating the challenges of VAR decisions. Moyes reflects on team dynamics and the pressures of local rivalries, offering a unique perspective on football's intricate decision-making.

Jed Wallace, a West Bromwich Albion footballer, shares his experiences in the intense Championship play-off race. He reveals the lighthearted side of football with tales of the dressing room shower gel rota and his attempt to bring birthday cake into training. The conversation dives into the pressures faced by teams like Leeds United, especially concerning goalkeeper Meslier, and the urgent issues at Sheffield Wednesday and Reading FC. Plus, Wallace discusses the exciting late-season surge from Port Vale in League Two.

Arsenal celebrates Bukayo Saka’s emotional comeback with a goal just minutes after stepping back onto the pitch. Manager Mikel Arteta shares his excitement, although concerns about other players' injuries loom ahead of a crucial Champions League clash. Nottingham Forest shines with a victory against Manchester United thanks to Anthony Alanga's incredible goal. Meanwhile, Wolves secure their safety from relegation, and the team gears up for an electrifying Merseyside derby, promising fresh strategies and high stakes.

In a lively discussion, Chelsea stars Lucy Bronze and Lauren James open up about their strong on-pitch bond and how their time under manager Sonia Bompastor is shaping their skills. As they prepare for the Euros, they emphasize the importance of each training camp. The duo reflects on their recent back-to-back matches against City and their upcoming challenge against Belgium. Alongside them, Claire Emslie shares her insights on Scotland’s transition post-Euro qualifiers and her experience in LA with Angel City.

Join football journalist Rory Smith, former Premier League goalkeeper Joe Hart, and ex-Crystal Palace player Shaun Derry as they explore key topics in the sport. They discuss the revived excitement of the FA Cup and its emotional significance to clubs. Joe Hart shares insights from his goalkeeping masterclass, including the pressure of penalty shootouts and his legendary save against Messi. Shaun highlights Crystal Palace's tactics and recent success, adding depth to the conversation about football's evolving dynamics.

The hosts dive into the FA Cup quarter-finals with excitement, celebrating Marcus Rashford's return to scoring form and the thrilling draw for the semi-finals. Personal stories abound, including Jacob Ramsey’s emotional Wembley experience. Discussions heat up over Manchester City’s dominance and whether they remain favorites. There's ruminating over Nottingham Forest's surprising run and the balancing act of seeking European qualification versus cup glory. The unpredictable nature of the tournament keeps everyone guessing!