The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

Jimbo has Daniel Storey, Tom Williams and Adrian Clarke for company to discuss the rampaging return of the Premier League.Eberechi Eze steals the show in the North London derby with a hat-trick as Arsenal sweep aside Spurs 4-1 to go six points clear at the top of the table. Can the Gunners be stopped?It goes from bad to worse for Liverpool who are trounced 3-0 by Nottingham Forest at Anfield, a 6th defeat in 7 games as we ponder how Arne Slot can fix the broken champions.Eddie Howe manages a victory over Man City for the very first time in the Premier League, as Newcastle power past Pep's side.Plus Chelsea are up to second, Villa are up to fourth and Palace ruin Rob Edwards' return to Molineux.Produced by Charlie Jones.Get your tickets to Totally Live!RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Arsenal 4-1 Spurs (04.30)• PART 1b: Burnley 0-2 Chelsea (16.00) • PART 2a: Liverpool 0-3 Nottingham Forest (22.00)• PART 2b: Newcastle 2-1 Man City (36.00)• PART 3a: Leeds 1-2 Aston Villa (41.00)• PART 3b: Wolves 0-2 Crystal Palace (47.00)• PART 3c: Bournemouth 2-2 West Ham (52.00)• PART 3d: Fulham 1-0 Sunderland (56.00)• PART 3e: Brighton 2-1 Brentford (58.00)• PART 3f: A dash of Pino (62.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Charlie Eccleshare and special guest Felix White of The Maccabees to open up the Totally Extra almanac on Roy Hodgson's Fulham side.The panel discuss Hodgson's rollercoaster 3 seasons with the Cottagers; from the great escape from relegation to Fulham's best ever league finish, all culminating in a romantic and unforgettable run to the Europa League final.Felix, who was at many of those famous European nights in between a Maccabees tour, provides the backstories to some of the Cottagers' cult heroes and relives some of the magic moments like Deuce's chip against Juventus.And the panel ask, is Hodgson the best ever English manager in the Premier League? Plus Duncan's Roy-related quiz question.Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Felix talks Fulham and his new book ‘Whatever Will Be, Will Be’ (01.30)• PART 1b: Duncan’s Hodgson quiz question (07.55)• PART 1c: The Totally Extra Almanac (08.45)• PART 2a: The year is 2010... (13.05)• PART 2b: Hodgson’s great escape (14.20)• PART 3a: Fulham’s best ever league season (29.40)• PART 3b: The players that made up Felix’s favourite ever team (30.25)• PART 4a: Hodgson’s road to the Europa League final (37.55)• PART 4b: What happened next for Fulham and Hodgson? (01.05.10)• PART 4c: Is Roy the best ever English manager? (01.08.45)• PART 4d: The answer to the quiz question (01.09.20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo's joined by Duncan Alexander, Charlie Eccleshare and Benji Lanyado to round up a sensational midweek of international action - and look ahead to the return of domestic matters as the Premier League looms.Scotland fans are still revelling in the extraordinary events of Tuesday night as Steve Clarke's side booked their place at a World Cup for the first time in 28 years following their dramatic stoppage-time win over Denmark at Hampden Park. Laura Brannan was there - and joins us to relive the emotional scenes in Glasgow. Elsewhere, Wales put on a show in their 7-1 thrashing of North Macedonia to secure second spot and home advantage in the play-offs, which we have to wait until March to enjoy. Then it's all eyes on the weekend's Premier League action, including the small matter of Sunday afternoon's North London Derby. Can Tottenham win away at Arsenal for the first time in 15 years in the league? Can Eddie Howe break his dismal record against Manchester City when his Newcastle host Pep's men on Saturday evening? And can West Ham continue their resurgence on the road at Bournemouth!?All that plus BMW's, handsome Rob Edwards' first game as Wolves boss - and Nuno's love of horses. Produced by Charlie Jones and Lucy Oliva.Get your tickets to Totally Live!Check out Uncle Jeff's Coefficient RUNNING ORDER:• PART 1a: Hellos, Black Friday offers - and Uncle Jeff's Coefficient (00.55)• PART 1b: World Cup qualifying round up (04.45)• PART 2: Scotland 4-2 Denmark with Laura Brannan (06.55)• PART 3: March's World Cup play-offs tease (19.15)• PART 4a: Premier League MD12 round up (28.30)• PART 4b: Arsenal v Tottenham preview (31.50)• PART 4c: Newcastle v Manchester City preview (38.35)• PART 4d: Burnley v Chelsea preview (41.40)• PART 5a: Bournemouth v West Ham preview (43.20)• PART 5b: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest preview (47.25)• PART 5c: The rest of the Premier League weekend (50.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo welcomes Natalie Gedra, Daniel Storey and Tom Williams into the pod after a phenomenal international weekend.The Republic of Ireland complete a remarkable comeback in Budapest to keep themselves in the World Cup and into the play-offs. Troy Parrott is the hat-trick hero. Gavin Cooney from The 42 was there.Similarly Scotland looked dead and buried after an hour in Greece on Saturday but they now have a huge clash with Denmark in Glasgow on Tuesday. Win the match and the Tartan Army will be heading to a first World Cup since 1998.England won plenty of matches - all of them in fact - on the way to qualification as they end the campaign with a 2-0 victory in Albania. And Norway make it 8 wins out of 8 as well with a stunning 4-1 victory at San Siro against Italy.Plus Natalię has been with the Brazil camp this week - can they actually go all the way and win a first World Cup since 2002?Produced by Charlie JonesRUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Welcome Natalie Gedra (01.30)• PART 1b: European qualifying - who’s booked their place? (06.00) • PART 2a: Hungary 2-3 Republic of Ireland with Gavin Cooney (08.00)• PART 2b: Wales v North Macedonia preview (21.30)• PART 3: Scotland v Denmark preview with Laura Brannan (27.00)• PART 4a: Nigeria knocked out by DR Congo (33.00)• PART 4b: Italy 1-4 Norway (35.00)• PART 4c: Could Brazil win the World Cup? (39.00)• PART 4d: Could England win the World Cup? (47.00)• PART 4e: Could France win the World Cup? (50.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Michael Cox and Matt Davies-Adams to turn back a few pages of the Totally Almanac to the Eden Hazard chapter.Twinkling feet and a famously sturdy behind, the enigmatic Belgian won it all in his seven sparkling years at Chelsea and four injury ravaged seasons in Madrid. The panel ponder, are flair players like Hazard a dying breed?Plus Kristof Terreur drops in to explain why Eden is so loved in Belgium despite the 'golden generation' never quite getting over the line.Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Why Hazard? (00.40)• PART 1b: Producer Charlie’s Hazardous quiz question (04.40)• PART 1c: The Totally Extra Almanac (05.25)• PART 2a: Celebrating Eden Hazard (07.50)• PART 2b: Hazard’s best goals (20.00)• PART 3a: Kristof Terreur talks Hazard for Belgium (31.20)• PART 3b: Signing off from Chelsea in Baku (38.00)• PART 4a: Hazard in Madrid (40.25)• PART 4b: Do we have enough players like Hazard now? (48.30)• PART 4c: The answer to the quiz question (56.30) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jetting off on this international break with Jimbo are Duncan Alexander, Daniel Storey and Colin Millar.World Cup qualifying is reaching its conclusion with France officially there, Norway all but officially there and Portugal blowing another chance to be there. Ronaldo is sent off in defeat to the Republic of Ireland who keep their hopes alive.England make it 7 wins out of 7 as they beat Serbia 2-0. How much is Thomas Tuchel learning from this qualification campaign?We discuss the possibility of Curaçao reaching next summer’s tournament and how San Marino can improve their chances by getting hammered against Romania.Jay Harris joins us from Morocco where he’s watching the African play-offs before the inter-confederation play-offs in March, as Nigeria and DR Congo set up a decider on Sunday.Plus all you need to know about the betting scandal that has rocked Turkish club football and led to over a thousand players being suspended.Produced by Charlie JonesRUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Ronaldo sees red against the Republic (03.30)• PART 1b: European qualifying - Northern Ireland, Scotland & Wales’s hopes (07.00) • PART 2: England 2-0 Serbia (24.00)• PART 3a: Nigeria 4-1 Gabon with Jay Harris (31.00)• PART 3b: Could Curaçao qualify? (38.00)• PART 3c: Why don’t more populous nations qualify? (42.00)• PART 4: The Turkish betting scandal explained (45.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo’s got Pol Ballús, James Horncastle, Julien Laurens and Seb Stafford-Bloor all along for the rollercoaster ride through the weekend’s action across the continent. We kick things off in France, where PSG have João Neves to thank for their two-point lead at the top of the Ligue 1 table after his 95th minute winner against Lyon. But chasers Lens and Marseille had wins of their own to keep the pressure on Luis Enrique’s side. In the Bundesliga - Bayern didn’t win a game! But neither did Leipzig or Dortmund, meaning Vincent Kompany’s men have actually extended their lead at the top of the table to six points despite the 2-2 draw at Union Berlin. In Spain, Real Madrid were lucky to come away from Rayo Vallecano with a point - which Barcelona took full advantage of in their 4-2 win at Celta Vigo, featuring a hat-trick from 37-year-old Robert Lewandowski. A special guest joins us from Vigo… nothing to do with Nando’s…. And in Serie A, are we seeing a repeat of Napoli’s last title defence?! Antonio Conte made some… interesting comments after his side were beaten 2-0 by Bologna to fall behind Inter and Roma at the top of the table. Plus - what’s going on at Ajax?! Dutch football expert Michiel Jongsma joins us to explain some of the fun and games in the Eredivisie - and whether a certain ten Hag might be making a return… Produced by Lucy Oliva. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Moments of the weekend (00.45)• PART 2: Ligue 1 review - PSG’s late winner and billionaire v billionaire (07.45)• PART 3: Bundesliga review - does no one want to stop Bayern? (20.35)• PART 4: Eredivisie review - Ajax’s latest crisis & RvP at Feyenoord (30.15)• PART 5: La Liga review - Barca’s new Camp Nou - plus a Messi return?! (41.45)• PART 5: Serie A review - Napoli wobbling and Juric out (56.40) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo is joined by Daniel Storey, Duncan Alexander and Tim Spiers after a dramatic Matchday 11 in the Premier League.Pep Guardiola celebrates his 1000th game as a manager with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over champions Liverpool. Are the Reds out of the race? Meanwhile City look back to their best as they close the gap on leaders Arsenal to 4 points.That's because of a last-gasp equaliser for Sunderland at the Stadium of Light as the Gunners concede not once but twice!There are big wins on Sunday for Forest over Leeds, Brentford over Newcastle and most impressively Villa over Bournemouth by four goals to nil.Spurs are also denied by a stoppage-time leveller on Saturday as De Ligt pops up to keep Man United's unbeaten run going.And bottom club Wolves are on the verge of appointing Middlesbrough manager Rob Edwards as their new gaffer. Can he make history and keep them up?Produced by Charlie JonesRUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Man City 3-0 Liverpool (04.30)• PART 1b: Sunderland 2-2 Arsenal (15.30) • PART 1c: Chelsea 3-0 Rob Edwards’ new club (22.00)• PART 2a: Nottingham Forest 3-1 Leeds (28.00)• PART 2b: Who’s in trouble? (35.00)• PART 3a: Brentford 3-1 Newcastle with Billy Grant (39.00)• PART 3b: Aston Villa 4-0 Bournemouth (47.00)• PART 3c: Crystal Palace 0-0 Brighton (51.00)• PART 4: Tottenham 2-2 Man United (54.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo's accompanied by Charlie Eccleshare, Mark Carey and Duncan Alexander for a closer inspection of Wednesday night's Champions League action - and a look ahead to MD11 in the Premier League.In the UCL there was end-to-end chaos in Bruges, potentially costly dropped points for Chelsea out in Azerbaijan - and a sensational header from Dan Burn as Newcastle picked up their third straight European victory. But - as City blew away Dortmund - is the disparity between the Premier League and the other sides across the continent growing bigger and bigger? Then it's back to domestic affairs - and the small matter of Manchester City v Liverpool on Sunday afternoon as both sides seek out a win to try and keep pace with leaders Arsenal. But could the Gunners have already stretched the gap to nine points if they can be the first side to win at the Stadium of Light this season on Saturday evening? All that plus the Europa League final rematch, the battle for Pease Pottage services - and bags of snakes. Produced by Charlie Jones and Lucy Oliva.RUNNING ORDER:• PART 1a: Hellos, milestones - and Big Dan Burn's header (00.50)• PART 1b: A rundown of Wednesday night’s Champions League results (05.20)• PART 2a: Club Brugge 3-3 Barcelona (07.40)• PART 2b: Qarabag 2-2 Chelsea (15.30)• PART 3a: Newcastle 2-0 Athletic Club (21.00)• PART 3b: Manchester City 4-1 Borussia Dortmund (24.45)• PART 4a: What does the table tell us after 10 games? (30.15)• PART 4b: Coming up this Premier League weekend (33.15)• PART 4c: Manchester City v Liverpool preview (34.10)• PART 4d: Sunderland v Arsenal preview (38.35)• PART 5a: Tottenham v Manchester United preview (44.25)• PART 5b: Crystal Palace v Brighton preview (48.40)• PART 5c: Brentford v Newcastle preview (50.30)• PART 5d: Aston Villa v Bournemouth preview (51.40)• PART 5e: The rest of the MD11 action (52.45) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a midweek Totally Extra and Jimbo is joined in the studio by Tom Williams, Jack Lang and Dan Kilpatrick to discuss Tuesday night's Champions League games.It's been a good week for Liverpool who beat Real Madrid 1-0 at Anfield and have put the brakes on their 'crisis'. PSG were undone by Luis Diaz and a 10 man Bayern whose unbelievable run continues under Vincent Kompany.Meanwhile a good night for North London as Spurs beat Copenhagen 4-0 and Arsenal won 3-0 away at Slavia Prague, breaking the record for youngest Champions League player ever.Plus the rest of the Champions League games, Sunderland v Everton from Monday night and the latest on Wolves' hunt for a new manager.Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: The van de Ven goal (00.40)• PART 1b: A rundown of Tuesday night’s Champions League results (03.20)• PART 2a: Liverpool 1-0 Real Madrid (05.35)• PART 2b: PSG 1-2 Bayern (14.30)• PART 3a: Spurs 4-0 Copenhagen (19.30)• PART 3b: Slavia Prague 0-3 Arsenal (30.45)• PART 3c: The rest of Tuesday night’s action (35.00)• PART 4a: Sunderland 1-1 Everton (37.10)• PART 4b: Wolves' search for a manager (41.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo, Julien Laurens, Pol Ballús, Seb Stafford-Bloor and James Horncastle are all aboard for your latest Euro Edition - with a pretty mouthwatering MD4 upon us in the Champions League. We begin with some of those key midweek battles including yet another showdown between PSG and Bayern, the Trent/ Alonso Derby as Real Madrid head back to Anfield - and the meeting of minds as Marseille v Atalanta pits Roberto De Zerbi against Ivan Jurić.Domestically, in Serie A Luciano Spalletti began life as Juve manager with a 2-1 win at Cremonese - and he’s not shy about their title ambitions this season, just four points behind Napoli in top spot. Real Madrid maintained their commanding position at the top of the La Liga table - but are things all as they seem behind the scenes under Xabi Alonso’s management? After a peculiar round of results in midweek PSG got back to winning ways and are two points clear at the top of Ligue 1 - while Monaco tasted defeat for the first time under Sébastien Pocognoli.And in the Bundesliga - there’s questions around Dortmund’s identity under Niko Kovač - and what the expectations are for Bayer Leverkusen as they were outclassed by a seemingly unstoppable Bayern. Plus - the ongoing Nando’s animosity continues - and garlic bread is added to the equation…  Produced by Lucy Oliva. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Moments of the weekend (00.45)• PART 2: Champions League MD4 standout fixtures (11.20)• PART 3: Serie A review - Spalletti’s bright start and Napoli’s big week (21.10)• PART 4: La Liga review - Unrest at Madrid despite near perfect start? (37.35)• PART 5: Ligue 1 review - Unconvincing Marseille and poor Monaco (53.45)• PART 6: Bundesliga review - Dortmund in flux and Gladbach finally win! (64.20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo has JJ Bull, Adrian Clarke and Liam Tharme for company to converse over Matchday 10 in the Premier League.Liverpool get back to winning ways against Villa but leaders Arsenal earn their 9th victory in a row and 7th clean sheet in a row. And a Haaland-led Man City produce their best against Bournemouth.At the bottom, Wolves part ways with Vitor Pereira after their winless start continues at Fulham, while it’s a first victory at West Ham for Nuno against Newcastle.And Chelsea overcome Spurs, with many asking questions about Thomas Frank’s approach and post-match interaction with his players.Get tickets to Totally Live! Produced by Charlie JonesRUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Fun long throw-in tactics and JJ on tour (02.00)• PART 2a: Man City 3-1 Bournemouth (09.30) • PART 2b: Liverpool 2-0 Aston Villa (17.00)• PART 2c: Burnley 0-2 Arsenal (22.00)• PART 3a: Wolves sack Vitor Pereira (29.00)• PART 3b: West Ham 3-1 Newcastle (33.00)• PART 3c: Nottingham Forest 2-2 Man United (39.00)• PART 4a: Hearts further clear but no more Still at Saints (45.00)• PART 4b: Tottenham 0-1 Chelsea (50.00)• PART 4c: Brighton 3-0 Leeds (60.00)• PART 4d: Crystal Palace 2-0 Brentford (63.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo is joined in the studio by Charlie Eccleshare, Michael Cox and James Horncastle as they open up the Totally Almanac at the turn of the millennium and Euro 2000.16 teams, two host nations and some of Europe's greatest ever no 10's were all on show in the summer of 2000, and don't forget all of those iconic kits.Spain's 4-3 comeback against Yugoslavia was the highlight of the group stage, followed by two iconic semi-finals and a stunning golden goal winner from Trezeguet in the final to round off the highest scoring Euro finals to date. But was this the best ever tournament? Plus a fiendish millennial brainteaser from Producer Charlie and some of your questions.Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Jimbo’s Spanish pilgrimage and Corsican voyage (00.40)• PART 1b: Rotterdam & Bruges travel advice (05.05)• PART 1c: 2000 quiz question (07.10)• PART 1d: The Totally Extra Almanac (07.45)• PART 2a: The year was 2000... (11.30)• PART 2b: Euro 2000, the greatest ever tournament? (12.30)• PART 2c: England and Germany crash out (16.05) • PART 2d: Yugoslavia 3-4 Spain, the greatest game of the century? (24.05)• PART 3a: Italy spoil Netherlands' party (32.20)• PART 4a: France’s route to the final (47.25)• PART 4b: Julien Laurens joins to discuss the final (50.10)• PART 4c: The answer to the quiz question (01.09.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo's got Charlie Eccleshare, Jay Harris and Tom Williams alongside him in the Totally studio for Carabao Cup and Premier League MD10 fun and games.We begin with the midweek League Cup action - headlined by Liverpool losing to Crystal Palace for the third time this season, Djed Spence struggling with his boots - and Liam Delap getting Chelsea's customary red card!Then it's all eyes on the feast of weekend action that awaits - including Manchester City v Bournemouth, Liverpool v Aston Villa and Tottenham v Chelsea. Will Arne Slot be vindicated in his decision to leave all the big boys out all together in the defeat by the Eagles in midweek? Will it be goal machines Haaland or Semenyo who take the headlines at the Etihad? And can events in North London live up to the recent bonkers meetings between the two enemies as Spurs host the Blues?!All that plus shocks on the map, Celtic's shoutouts to their exes - and questions about Xmas-es origin story...Get tickets to Totally Live! Produced by Charlie Jones and Lucy Oliva.RUNNING ORDER:• PART 1a: Hellos, discerning crowds and secret meetings (00.40)• PART 1b: Liverpool 0-3 Crystal Palace review (03.40)• PART 1c: Newcastle 2-0 Tottenham review (09.15)• PART 1d: Wolves 3-4 Chelsea review (15.15)• PART 1e: Arsenal 2-0 Brighton review (18.00)• PART 1f: The rest of the Carabao Cup action (20.35)• PART 2a: Celtic upheaval as they go back in time... again (26.00)• PART 2b: Coming up this Premier League weekend (28.00)• PART 2c: Manchester City v Bournemouth preview (29.55)• PART 2d: Liverpool v Aston Villa preview (36.05)• PART 2e: Burnley v Arsenal preview (40.00)• PART 3a: Tottenham v Chelsea preview - and chaos nostalgia (44.20)• PART 3b: The rest of the MD10 action (50.30) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo’s got James Horncastle with him in the studio and Seb Stafford-Bloor, Pol Ballús and Julien Laurens in far flung corners of Germany and Spain for your weekly round up of European footballing fun.There’s only one place to start - and that’s with events at the Santiago Bernabéu on Sunday afternoon as Real put an end to Barca’s recent Clásico dominance in typically tempestuous and dramatic fashion. Over in Italy, it was eight games without a win too many for Igor Tudor - dismissed by Juventus after their 1-0 defeat at Lazio. Meanwhile, Napoli went back top but lost KDB in bizarre circumstances - and back-flipping Jamie Vardy opened his Cremonese account! In a shock twist of fate Harry Kane *didn’t* score for Bayern Munich this weekend, but it didn’t matter as they made it 13 wins from 13 games in all competitions in their 3-0 victory at Gladbach. Closest challengers Leipzig continued their sensational form as they put six past Augsburg. And in Ligue 1, PSG are back on top thanks to their 3-0 win at Brest - taking full advantage of the defeat handed out to Marseille by high-flying Lens who are now up to second in the table!All that plus - cancelled holidays in Miami, unsightly gestures and plenty of ill-tempered confrontations. Produced by Lucy Oliva. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Moments of the weekend - and top-secret snails… (00.45)• PART 2: La Liga Review - Jude stars as Yamal starts arguments (10.30)• PART 3: Ligue 1 review - PSG back on top as Lyon continue to surprise (24.35)• PART 4: Serie A review - Tudor no more as Napoli return to winning ways (30.45)• PART 5: Bundesliga review - Leipzig on fire and Karl only scores bangers (48.10) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo welcomes Daniel Storey, Reuben Pinder and Tim Spiers into the pod after a seismic Matchday 9 in the Premier League.It's a brilliant weekend for Arsenal who beat Crystal Palace while rivals Man City and Liverpool both lose. For Arne Slot's Reds, it's a 4th league defeat in a row as they are beaten at Brentford.Chelsea suffer a shock loss at home to Sunderland while Bournemouth go 2nd in the table after another victory over Sean Dyche's Forest.Wolves remain the only winless team in English football after a dramatic late winner for Burnley at Molineux. Natalie Gedra saw it all.And Tottenham become the first team to win away at Hill Dickinson, 3-0 at Everton.Plus Hearts go 8 points clear and Sheffield Wednesday celebrate their points deduction.Produced by Charlie JonesRUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Everton 0-3 Tottenham (03.20)• PART 1b: Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace (11.00) • PART 2a: Brentford 3-2 Liverpool (20.00)• PART 2b: Aston Villa 1-0 Man City (30.00)• PART 2c: Bournemouth 2-0 Forest (37.00)• PART 3: Wolves 2-3 Burnley with Natalie Gedra (43.00)• PART 4a: Events at Hearts and Hillsborough (52.00)• PART 4b: The rest of the Premier League weekend (57.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo's got Natalie Gedra, Liam Tharme and Duncan Alexander alongside him in the studio for a closer look at all of Wednesday's Champions League action - and a look ahead to MD9 in the Premier League.Has normal Liverpool service resumed?! They came from behind in Frankfurt to arrest their string of back-to-back-to-back-to-back defeats. Meanwhile, Chelsea's young guns routed Ajax - with three teenagers on the scoresheet for the first time in UCL history. So five goals each for the Reds and Blues - no such luck for Spurs, who were lucky to come away from Monaco with a point.Attention then turns to domestic matters and another weekend of enticing fixtures in *our* league - including the battle of defence v attack as Arsenal host Palace, Manchester United going for an unthinkable three wins in a row against bogey side Brighton - and the Jordan Henderson Derby as Brentford promise to provide another tricky test for Arne Slot's side in West London. We've got guards of honour, a strong legs showdown - and a legitimate contender to Derby's throne?Produced by Charlie Jones and Lucy Oliva.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Champions League MD3 round up (00.45)• PART 1b: Eintracht Frankfurt 1-5 Liverpool (03.20)• PART 1c: Chelsea 5-1 Ajax (10.00)• PART 1d: Monaco 0-0 Tottenham (14.05)• PART 2a: Real Madrid 1-0 Juventus (21.15)• PART 2b: The rest of Wednesday night's action (24.05)• PART 3a: Premier League MD9 round up (29.00)• PART 3b: Arsenal v Crystal Palace preview (31.05)• PART 3c: Aston Villa v Man City preview (35.45)• PART 3d: Brentford v Liverpool preview (38.15)• PART 3e: Chelsea v Sunderland preview (41.15)• PART 4a: Man United v Brighton preview (44.00)• PART 4b: Bournemouth v Forest preview (49.45)• PART 4c: Wolves v Burnley preview (53.00)• PART 4d: Newcastle v Fulham preview (57.10)• PART 4e: Everton v Tottenham preview (59.50) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a midweek Totally Extra and Jimbo is joined in the studio by Duncan Alexander, Jack Lang and Art de Roché to discuss the Tuesday night Champions League games.It was a good night for the English sides as Arsenal scored four in 13 minutes to stun Atletico Madrid, Newcastle beat Mourinho's Benfica 3-0 and Man City eased past Villarreal 2-0.Seb Stafford-Bloor drops in from Leverkusen to tell Jimbo about the action-packed 7-2 at the BayArena Stadium and how PSG's dominant performance left Bayer shellshocked.Plus highlights from the rest of the Champions League games and Sean Dyche to Forest.Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: A rundown of Tuesday night’s Champions League results (00.40)• PART 2a: Arsenal 4-0 Atlético Madrid (03.35)• PART 2b: Newcastle 3-0 Benfica (10.50)• PART 2c: Villarreal 0-2 Man City (15.05) • PART 3a: Seb Stafford-Bloor drops in to talk Leverkusen 2-7 PSG (19.15)• PART 3b: The rest of Tuesday night’s action (24.20)• PART 4a: On This Day - that Pires penalty (35.35)• PART 4b: Lampard’s unbeaten run at Coventry (38.25)• PART 4c: West Ham 0-2 Brentford (40.10)• PART 4d: Dyche appointed at Forest (44.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo’s got James Horncastle, Seb Stafford-Bloor, Pol Ballús and Julien Laurens with him as the Euro crew gear up for MD3 in the Champions League. In La Liga, there were 15-second delays and it was the late show once again for Barcelona who had to rely on another stoppage time winner, this time against bottom of the table Girona. Real’s narrow 1-0 win at Getafe sets us up beautifully for Sunday afternoon’s Clásico…It was goals galore in Ligue 1 as Marseille put six past Le Havre, while PSG and Strasbourg played out a 3-3 thriller on Friday night. So how will Luis Enrique’s side fare away at a resurgent Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday night? We’re running out of superlatives - and records for Harry Kane to break - after his latest goal in Bayern’s dominant 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund. Plus, what hopes of Eintracht Frankfurt piling more misery on Liverpool when they go toe-to-toe on Wednesday evening?And over in Italy, the title race continues to take turn after turn as Napoli and Juve dropped more points while the two Milan sides took advantage, with Serie A’s top four separated by just one point. Meanwhile, the controversy over the decision to plan Milan v Como in Australia isn’t going away… All that plus (more) sumo chat, Potter’s return to Sweden - and lots of jesting about goals vs clean sheets. Produced by Lucy Oliva. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Moments of the weekend - crazy reds and free tickets… (00.45)• PART 2: Champions League MD3 standout fixtures (11.10)• PART 3: La Liga review - Barca leave it late again as Antony’s at the double (20.00)• PART 4: Ligue 1 review - PSG held again while Marseille run riot (31.35)• PART 5: Elsewhere in Europe - Ajax’s struggles and Potter’s back in Sweden! (43.10)• PART 6: Bundesliga review - Harry. Kane. Scores. Goals. (47.10) • PART 7: Serie A review - Napoli stumble again as Inter show their credentials (56.10) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Davies-Adams is in the hot seat with Daniel Storey, Tom Williams and Colin Millar for company after another jaw-dropping Premier League weekend.It's 4 defeats in a row for Liverpool and back-to-back wins under Ruben Amorim for the first time. Man United victorious thanks to a late Harry Maguire header at Anfield. What next for Arne Slot's side?Ange Postecoglou's tenure as Nottingham Forest manager ends after 39 days and a 3-0 defeat to Chelsea. Who will be the third manager of the season at the City Ground?Arsenal stay top with another clean sheet, Haaland still cannot be stopped and Palace and Bournemouth compete in an exhilarating 3-3 draw.Plus underachieving Newcastle and Reyes Cleary from downtown.Produced by Charlie JonesRUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Liverpool 1-2 Man United (03.00)• PART 1b: Spurs 1-2 Aston Villa (18.00) • PART 2a: Postecoglou sacked by Forest (25.00)• PART 2b: Fulham 0-1 Arsenal (34.00)• PART 2c: Man City 2-0 Everton (40.00)• PART 3a: Crystal Palace 3-3 Bournemouth (48.00)• PART 3b: Sunderland 2-0 Wolves (52.00)• PART 3c: Brighton 2-1 Newcastle (57.30)• PART 3d: Burnley 2-0 Leeds (60.00)• PART 3e Reyes Cleary from downtown (65.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.