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Manchester United were eliminated from the Carabao Cup after squandering a 2-0 lead to lose 3-2 to Brighton, prompting a critical analysis of their…

The BBC Football Daily panel debates the catastrophic VAR error in the Manchester Derby, arguing that systemic complexity and frequent rule changes caused the miss rather than simple human error.

The hosts analyze Manchester City's 1-0 derby win over United, debating controversial VAR offside decisions and Michael Carrick's tactical struggles.

Ruben Dias discusses his role as a leader in Manchester City’s new era under manager Enzo Maresca, highlighting the excitement of the squad’s rebuild…

The hosts discuss the early Champions League campaign, noting Premier League clubs' financial dominance and reflecting on the handshake tradition in sports.

Liverpool opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-1 comeback win over Atletico Madrid, highlighted by Alexis Mac Allister's goal and a concerning injury to Bradley Barcola.

Kelly Cates, Pat Nevin, and Ian Dennis analyze Manchester City’s 2-0 Champions League win at Porto, highlighting Erling Haaland’s brace and Enzo…

The Monday Night Club discusses Arsenal's dominant start under Mikel Arteta, praising the team's improved fluidity and the tactical evolution of key players like Havertz and Ødegaard.

The Premier League Review breaks down the third weekend of matches, highlighting Arsenal’s impressive comeback win over Chelsea and Manchester City’s continued dominance.

Brentford manager Keith Andrews joins Football Daily to discuss his journey from a 15-year-old Irish apprentice at Wolves to a Premier League head coach.

BBC commentators Alistair Bruce Ball, John Murray, and Ian Dennis discuss stadium naming rights, recent match experiences, and Tottenham’s poor start.

The panel discusses the chaotic transfer deadline day, highlighting the dramatic tug-of-war for Malik Fofana between Sunderland and Crystal Palace,…

The hosts analyze the chaotic final days of the transfer window, focusing on inflated fees and the controversial sale of homegrown players like Harrison Armstrong.

Aaron Paul is joined by Charlie Austin and Luke Edwards to review the Premier League’s second weekend.

Tom Grenier sits down with Coventry City manager Mark Robins to discuss his journey from player to gaffer and the emotional high of securing automatic promotion.

The hosts discuss their recent commentary experiences, including Ali Bruce Ball’s transition to athletics and John Murray’s emotional coverage of Kevin Keegan’s return at Newcastle.

The hosts analyze Julian Alvarez’s transfer saga at Atletico Madrid, discussing his booing by fans and Arsenal as a potential destination.

The hosts announce 72 Plus is moving to BBC Sounds before welcoming Tranmere Rovers manager Daryl Clark, who discusses his squad rebuild and a defender playing in goal.

BBC’s Carell Prince and Anita Bayami fact-check three stories from ex-pro Danny Welbeck to find the single truth.

The Monday Night Club discusses Aston Villa’s chaotic start, focusing on the fallout from Ollie Watkins’ potential Saudi move and Unai Emery’s public frustration.

Football Daily reviews the Premier League’s opening weekend, highlighting Arsenal’s win and Hull City’s stunning 2-0 victory over Manchester United, featuring Hull assistant Dean Holden.

Tottenham’s James Maddison discusses his toughest year, balancing a season-ending ACL injury with the arrival of his second set of twins.

John Murray, Ian Dennis, and Alistair Bruce Ball return for Series 3 of The Commentator’s View, discussing the start of the new Premier League season.

The EuroLeagues podcast previews the new European football season, highlighting Ronaldinho’s surprise return to play for Italian third-tier club Ravenna.

Football Daily explores Coventry City’s dramatic return to the Premier League after 25 years, tracing their fall to League Two and administration.

Hosts Aaron Paul and Joby McAnuff are joined by Bolton manager Stephen Schumacher and Luton boss Jack Wilshere to review the EFL season opener.

BBC fact-checkers Karel Prince and Ania Rabaymi analyze three stories from ex-pro Nader Morona to find the truth.

Dan Rowan interviews Premier League CEO Richard Masters on the fallout from FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s abandoned stake sale and calls for his resignation.

Dan Rowan interviews retired Premier League referee Anthony Taylor, who reflects on his 20-year career and decision to retire after the World Cup.

BBC fact-checkers Corral Prince and Anita Abaymi investigate three stories from ex-footballer Fraser Campbell to determine which is true.

In this episode of Karel Prince Lie Detector, hosts Karel Prince and Anita Abayomi fact-check three stories from ex-pro John Fenners.

In this episode of Football Daily’s spin-off, hosts Karel Prince and Anita Abayomi launch "Lie Detector," a new segment where they fact-check stories from ex-professionals.

Corral Prince and Anita Abayami host a special "Lie Detector" episode of Football Daily, testing three stories from former Manchester United defender Brian McClare.

Corral Prince introduces a new podcast series on Football Daily where he fact-checks stories from football legends like Nader Masuwa, Brian McClair, and Asmir Begovic.

Hosts Rick Edwards and Lloyd Griffith discuss England’s third-place finish and Thomas Tuchel’s controversial tactics with guests Guy Mowbray and Adam Crafton.

Rick Edwards and Lloyd Griffith broadcast live from the 2026 World Cup in LA, discussing Spain’s semi-final win over France with guest Julien Leran.

Harry Kane discusses England’s journey to the World Cup semi-final, praising the team’s unity and manager Thomas Tuchel’s leadership.

Rick Edwards and Lloyd Griffith host Ian Dennis to discuss the World Cup semi-finals, analyzing the France-Spain and England-Argentina matchups.

Rick Edwards and Lloyd Griffith discuss England’s tense 2-1 extra-time victory over Norway to reach the World Cup semi-finals.

Hosted by John Murray and Paul Robinson from Miami, this Football Daily special previews England’s World Cup quarter-final against Norway.

Rick Edwards and Lloyd Griffith are joined by Stephen Warnock and Guillaume Balaquet to analyze Spain’s 2-1 semi-final victory over Belgium.

Ian Dennis discusses England’s World Cup campaign, addressing Cole Palmer’s suspension and the team’s resilience after the Mexico match.

Rick and Lloyd share LA anecdotes, including cathedral tours and sunburn mishaps, before reviewing France’s 2-0 win over Morocco.