Lucy Bronze, a standout Chelsea and England defender, opens up to Alex Scott about her autism and ADHD diagnosis. She shares her journey of self-discovery and how these traits have shaped her both on and off the pitch. Lucy discusses the importance of embracing neurodiversity and reveals how her perceived differences have become strengths in her football career. As an ambassador for the National Autistic Society, she aims to raise awareness and combat stigma, encouraging younger players to embrace their true selves.

Andoni Iraola, Bournemouth's head coach, known for his energetic style and previous successes in Spain, chats with football expert Guillem Balague. They discuss what winning the FA Cup would mean for Bournemouth and how Iraola turned the team's fortunes around after a challenging start. Preparation strategies for facing Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are examined, highlighting the emotional weight of the cup and the team's competitive spirit. Iraola also shares insights on nurturing talent and the importance of community values in football.

The trio dives into the quirks of commentary life, sharing hilarious anecdotes and memorable moments from the commentary box. They playfully debate which football terms deserve a spot in the Great Glossary and compete in the 'Clash of the Commentators.' A delightful discussion unfolds about the joyous halftime pies unique to Scottish grounds, alongside their top pie preferences while traveling. Plus, they explore the rivalry among Olympic commentators and the infamous 'commentators curse' in sports.

Gilly Flaherty, a former Chelsea and Arsenal defender, lends her expertise as the panel celebrates Chelsea's thrilling 3-0 comeback against Manchester City and Arsenal's stunning rally against Real Madrid. They delve into key tactics that fueled these victories and discuss the significance of these wins for women's football in Europe. The conversation shifts to the upcoming semi-finals against European powerhouses Barcelona and Lyon, examining the challenges ahead and the growing passion of fans supporting women's clubs.

Join football experts Julien Laurens, Rafa Honigstein, and Mina Rzouki as they dive into quirky football stories and deep analyses. Discover who keeps turtles in their fridge and the tall tales behind the 'two-metre Messi.' They explore Germany's quest for a new number nine, the evolving identity of Italy under Spaletti, and the impact of Griezmann's retirement on France. Plus, hear about Bayern's injuries and the heated decision surrounding Juventus’ coaching changes. It's a lively mix of laughs and insights!

Joe Jacobson, a former defender for Shrewsbury and Wycombe, joins Nick Southall, sports editor from BBC Radio Shropshire, to discuss the shock departure of Gareth Ainsworth from Shrewsbury to Gillingham. They weigh in on whether the timing was right and its impact on fans. The conversation heats up as they speculate on promotion races involving Wrexham and Wycombe. With just eight games left in the Championship, they also analyze the urgent challenges facing Reading FC, including ownership issues and financial struggles.

Joining the discussion are Chris Sutton, a key player in Blackburn Rovers' title win, Alan Shearer, his legendary strike partner, and Sir Kenny Dalglish, the team’s manager during that triumphant season. They share insights into their dynamic on the pitch, the impact of chairman Jack Walker’s investment, and the camaraderie that fueled their success. Delving into financial aspects, they also reflect on whether Blackburn's triumph was shaped by smart signings or raw talent, creating a nostalgic and entertaining look back at a historic football moment.

The discussion kicks off with excitement over the Lionesses' squad announcement for the upcoming Nations League matches, including a first call-up for Maisie Symonds. Ellen White shares insights on seizing opportunities when called to play for England. The team dives into the intense WSL relegation battle, focusing on Aston Villa and Crystal Palace's struggles. They also dissect Chelsea's recent win against Manchester City and highlight key players’ impacts. The emotional and mental challenges faced by players navigating their roles are thoughtfully explored.

Ian Dennis, a senior reporter for BBC Sport, shares his insights following England's 3-0 victory over Latvia in World Cup qualifying. He discusses the tactical challenges England faces against lower-ranked teams and the need for sharper preparations. The conversation also highlights standout performances from Rich James and Eberre Eze, alongside the coach’s frustrations with inconsistent players. They delve into Thomas Tuchel's managerial style and the critical importance of teamwork as the squad aims for success on the international stage.

Declan Rice, midfielder for Arsenal and the England national team, joins England's coach Thomas Tuchel to discuss strategies for the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Latvia. Tuchel explains his last-minute team announcements, while Rice shares humorous anecdotes about his friendship with a tall Latvian goalkeeper. The conversation delves into teamwork, player dynamics, and the excitement surrounding young talents making their mark in football, highlighting both tactical considerations and personal stories that connect players off the pitch.