Mark Chapman brings you reaction from Wednesday's EFL and Champions League games with former Ipswich Town striker Sam Parkin. Hear from Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna after his side miss the chance to go top of the Championship with a 0-0 draw against Watford while Birmingham interim manager Gary Rowett gives his reaction to his 1-0 defeat to Cardiff, leaving them in the relegation zone. Charlie Slater and John Acres report on Champions League quarter-final first leg wins for Barcelona and Atletico Madrid against Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund respectively. Pat Nevin and Gavin Wallace also discuss Dundee's fifth postponement of the season after their Scottish Premiership game against Rangers was called off. TOPICS 1 mins - Kieran McKenna 4 mins - Championship automatic promotion battle 8 mins - Gary Rowett 10 mins - Championship and League One roundup 19 mins - Champions League round up 22 mins - Championship relegation discussion 25 mins - Dundee v Rangers postponement discussion

Ben Haines and England Women's record goal scorer Ellen White discuss England’s 2-0 win against Republic of Ireland in Dublin. The Telegraph’s Tom Garry and commentator Vicki Sparks drop by to dissect how the Lionesses have performed over the first two games of their Euro 2025 qualifiers. Ben and Ellen also look ahead to the FA Cup semi-finals at the weekend. Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 02:20 England Ireland 10:10 Keira Walsh 12:00 Sarina Wiegman 24:20 Home Nations qualifiers 28:10 FA Cup Semi-Finals

Kelly Cates hosts reaction to Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final first-leg ties with former Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown. Ian Dennis and former England winger Chris Waddle react to Manchester City's 3-3 draw with Real Madrid at the Bernabéu. Hear from City boss Pep Guardiola. John Southall and former Arsenal defender Matt Upson were at the Emirates for Arsenal's 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich. Hear from Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel. Vicki Sparks discusses England's 2-0 win against the Republic of Ireland in their Women's Euro 2025 qualifier and Aaron Paul rounds up the night's big stories from the EFL. Hear from Stockport County boss Dave Challinor. TOPICS 0 mins - Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester City reaction 5 mins - Pep Guardiola 11 mins - Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich reaction 15 mins - Thomas Tuchel 20 mins - Mikel Arteta 22 mins - Republic of Ireland 0-2 England reaction 24 mins - EFL round-up 27 mins - Dave Challinor

Mark Chapman is joined by Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Luton’s Andros Townsend. They discuss the Premier League title race after Liverpool could only draw at Manchester United. Giulia Bould from BBC Radio Merseyside joins the pod to talk about Everton’s latest points deduction. And birthday boy Barry Fry swings by after Peterborough’s EFL Trophy win at Wembley. 02:20 Liverpool lose lead at the top of the Premier League 10:00 How much of a setback is it for Liverpool? 13:35 Stats in the title race 17:20 Chris Sutton: “I think it’s Arsenal’s to lose” 20:45 Can Man City do it again? 22:30 Everton docked two points for second financial breach 34:45 Wins for Everton and Luton in the survival fight 36:00 Barry Fry joins the pod EFL Trophy final 43:05 Barry’s memories of Joe Kinnear

Ben Haines, former West Ham midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker, ex-Liverpool winger Stewart Downing and ESPN's Mark Ogden reflect on Liverpool dropping points in the title race. They assess where the 2-2 draw leaves Jürgen Klopp's side, while also asking if Kobbie Mainoo should be a starter for England after his latest impressive performance. They also look back on Chelsea's 2-2 draw at Sheffield United and Tottenham's win over Nottingham Forest. And Pat Nevin joins the podcast following a thrilling Old Firm encounter, which leaves the Scottish Premiership title race perfectly poised. 02:20 Manchester United 2-2 Liverpool 07:30 "Game on" in the title race says Jürgen Klopp 13:25 Do Man Utd lack organisation under Ten Hag? 17:50 Sheffield United 2-2 Chelsea 26:05 Tottenham move into the Top Four 32:15 Rangers 3-3 Celtic

Mark Chapman and 5 Live Sport’s team of reporters take you through the biggest stories from Saturday’s action as Arsenal go back to the top of the Premier League. Dion Dublin also joins the pod to give his thoughts on the 3 o’clock results – PLUS you’ll hear reaction from the likes of Mikel Arteta, Pep Guardiola and Rob Edwards.

Darren Fletcher presents reaction to England's 1-1 draw with Sweden in their opening Euro 2025 qualifier. Commentator Vicki Sparks and ex-Lionesses' defender Gilly Flaherty dissect where England need to improve ahead of Tuesday's second qualifier in the Republic of Ireland. Michael Brown and Owen Hargreaves also join the pod to look ahead to another pivotal weekend in the Premier League. They look at the title race, with Owen recounting he approached run-ins during his career. And the panel ask just how much more is yet to come from Phil Foden, following his impressive season so far. TIMECODES 00:20 - Lionesses 1-1 Sweden analysis 06:22 - Sarina Wiegman interview 10:30 - How to approach a title run-in 17:10 - How much further can Phil Foden go? 22:55 - Cole Palmer - a starter at Euro 2024? 33:28 - Brighton v Arsenal and Man Utd v Liverpool

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff chat EFL with Cambridge striker Lyle Taylor. They’re joined by Leicester City goalkeeper Mads Hermansen with twists and turns in the Championship promotion battle. Defeats aplenty in the play-off race. Neil Warnock has his say after Plymouth Argyle overlooked him after sacking Ian Foster. League One and League Two are also on the agenda, and catch’s Jobi’s 72PLUS 72MINUS. 02:20 Is this the best Championship title race for some time? 03:20 Leicester City GK Mads Hermansen joins the pod LIVE 11:00 The other contenders… Ipswich Town in a ‘strong position’ 19:40 Too many Easter eggs in the Championship play-off race? 25:25 Are Plymouth making a ‘fatal mistake’ after sacking Ian Foster? 30:22 Big clubs lead the way in League One 33:15 A great escape in League Two? 35:15 Own goals and screamers in 72PLUS 72 MINUS

Maz Farookhi is at Anfield to present reaction to wins for Liverpool and Chelsea in the Premier League. She is joined by Dion Dublin to discuss the major talking points of Liverpool's 3-1 win over Sheffield United, with John Southall at Stamford Bridge, where Cole Palmer scored a thrilling hat-trick as Chelsea came from behind to beat Manchester United 4-3 in stoppage time. The podcast hears from managers Jürgen Klopp, Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag. TIMECODES: 00:25 - Liverpool 3-1 Sheffield United 10:45 - Chelsea 4-3 Manchester United

John Bennett hosts Euro Leagues with Julien Laurens, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Mina Rzouki. They discuss Bayern Munich's search for their next manager after Bayer Leverkusen boss Xabi Alonso decided to stay at the club which is leading Germany's Bundesliga. Scottish footballer Sam Wardrop, who retired from professional football in 2021 discusses his return to the scene with Ljungskile SK, who play in the Swedish third tier. The podcast then moves on to surprises in cup competitions, ahead of Cyle Larin's Mallorca facing Athletic Club Bilbao in the Copa del Rey. TIMECODES: 02:30 - Xabi Alonso 07:15 - Bayern Munich's search 17:11 - Sam Wardrop 26:18 - Cup shocks and Mallorca's Cyle Larin 31:36 - DFB Pokal

Steve Crossman has reaction to Wednesday’s Premier League action. Steve is joined by Izzy Christiansen, Steve Bruce and Theo Walcott as Arsenal go top of the table and Manchester City beat Aston Villa 4-1 with a Phil Foden hat-trick. Hear reaction from Mikel Arteta, Pep Guardiola and Thomas Frank following Brentford’s nil-nil draw against Brighton. Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 01:30 Arsenal - story of the game 03:10 Arteta 09:40 Manchester City 12:10 Foden chat 19:25 Guardiola 23:30 How damaging is defeat for Villa? 25:10 Title race 32:10 Thomas Frank

Ben Haines and England Women's record goal scorer Ellen White catch up with the Lionesses! Hannah Hampton, Niamh Charles and Khiara Keating sit down with Ben and Ellen to discuss all things England ahead of the Euro 2025 qualifiers. Hannah and Khiara give an insight into the 'goalkeepers' union' and how Khiara is settling in to the Lionesses squad. Niamh talks about wearing the captain's armband for Chelsea and the rivalry between Emma Hayes and Jonas Eidevall. Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 02:20 Conti Cup 03:40 Steph Houghton retirement 07:20 Hannah Hampton 18:00 Khiara Keating 25:10 Niamh Charles 32:10 England v Sweden at Wembley!

Kelly Cates brings you reaction to Tuesday's Premier League matches with former Everton & England defender Phil Jagielka, former Spurs & Newcastle centre-back Sebastien Bassong & Statman Dave. Nottingham Forest claim a big 3-1 win over Fulham. Hear from Player of the Match Morgan Gibbs-White and Fulham boss Marco Silva. Everton and Burnley claimed a point against Newcastle and Wolves respectively. Hear the thoughts of Everton boss Sean Dyche, Burnley manager Vincent Kompany plus Newcastle's Eddie Howe. Hear from Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner after their 1-0 loss at Bournemouth while, at the other end of the table, West Ham and Tottenham drew 1-1. Hear from West Ham manager David Moyes and Spurs boss Ange Postecoglu. TOPICS 0 mins - Highlights of the night 1 mins - Morgan Gibbs-White 3 mins - Nottingham Forest discussion 7 mins - Marco Silva 8 mins - Fulham discussion 11 mins - Eddie Howe 13 mins - Newcastle 1-1 Everton discussion 16 mins - Sean Dyche 23 mins - Vincent Kompany 25 mins - Oliver Glasner 26 mins - Relegation discussion 30 mins - West Ham 1-1 Tottenham discussion 34 mins - David Moyes 35 mins - Ange Postecoglu

Steve Crossman talks Premier League title race, Hayes vs Eidevall and James Tavernier. He’s with Micah Richards, Chris Sutton and The New York Times’ chief soccer correspondent Rory Smith. Who’s going to win the league? Catch Klopp’s glowing comments on De Zerbi. Izzy Christiansen joins the pod as we hear from Emma Hayes and Jonas Eidevall after their altercation at the Women's League Cup final. And Rangers’ captain James Tavernier becomes British football's highest-scoring defender, but how does Micah’s goal tally compare? 10:10 Are Liverpool doing more with less? 14:45 Is a draw at Man City a good point for Arsenal? 19:05 Chris Sutton defends Erling Haaland 25:00 Who’s going to win the Premier League? 29:35 Could De Zerbi replace Klopp at Liverpool? 40:00 Emma Hayes & Jonas Eidevall’s touchline clash 49:35 Terrific Tavernier puts Micah to shame

Ben Haines and Nedum Onuoha are joined by former Liverpool forward Natasha Dowie and former Arsenal defender Jen Beattie to dissect a huge day for the Premier League title race. We discuss Manchester City’s goalless draw with Arsenal at the Etihad and Liverpool’s comeback win at home to Brighton that’s put them in pole position in the title race. Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola give their assessment of the match and what it means for the run in, and Harry Symeou, from the Chronicles of a Gooner podcast, joins us on the Football Daily. We discuss Arsenal’s win over Chelsea in the women’s League Cup final and the disagreement between Emma Hayes and Jonas Eidevall over the Arsenal boss' behaviour on the touchline. Plus, with Jen settling in at Bay FC in the NWSL, Tash and Nedum share their experiences of playing in America. 00:40 - Frida Maanum’s collapse in the League Cup final 03:39 – Nedum’s Picks 05:59 – Manchester City 0-0 Arsenal 10:27 – Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola 15:23 – Harry Symeou 19:29 – Liverpool 2-1 Brighton 27:55 – Title Run in 32:15 – Continental Cup Final 39:00 – Playing in the USA

Alistair Bruce-Ball presents reaction to Saturday’s football stories. Hear from Eddie Howe & David Moyes as Newcastle come from 3-1 down to win 4-3 in the last minute against West Ham, plus Chris Wilder’s reaction to Fulham’s last gasp equaliser as Sheffield United threw away a 3-1 lead. Stephen Warnock talks through the big stories of Saturday’s fixtures, and reaction from Sean Dyche & Rob Edwards as Everton and Luton both lose as the battle at the bottom of the league intensifies. Ange Postecoglou reflects on Tottenham’s late win over Luton, and Craig Bellamy & Mauricio Pochettino look back on 10-man Burnley’s 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge. Conor McNamara & Paul Robinson analyse Aston Villa’s win over an injury-stricken Wolves, and Henry Moeran is alongside Mark Warburton for the late drama at Brentford as the Bees draw with Man United.

Darren Fletcher is alongside Paul Robinson, Nigel Reo-Coker & Michael Brown to look ahead to the game of the weekend between Man City and Arsenal at the Etihad. Boxing promoter and manager, and huge Arsenal fan, Frank Warren joins them to discuss Arsenal’s chances in the game. Plus, hear from Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta as their teams prepare for the tie. They debate who will replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool following Xabi Alonso's announcement that he will be staying at Bayer Leverkusen next season. Also, they talk about the job that Erik Ten Hag has done at Manchester United, whether the new ownership will bring a different approach to recruitment, and if Ten Hag can build a side around Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho that could challenge for titles in the years to come.

On this week's 72+ Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by former QPR and Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth. After Chesterfield's promotion to League 2, Will Grigg joins the podcast. Plus, they reflect on the latest reports of a takeover for Reading, and ahead of a busy Easter weekend, look at what's at stake at the bottom of the Championship and at the both ends of League 1 and League 2. And Gareth looks ahead to Wycombe's involvement in the EFL Trophy Final.

John Bennett is joined by Guillem Balague, James Horncastle and Rafa Honigstein. They discuss the change of mood in Germany after a much-needed upturn in form for the national team. They wonder whether we have we seen a glimpse of the future in Spain with Endrick and Lamine Yamal on the same pitch for the first time at the Bernabeu on Tuesday – but also ask when the culture in Spain will change after Vinicius Jr said he feels “less and less” like playing after the racist abuse he has suffered. They also ask whether Italy have finally found a number nine and if England will actually win Euro 2024. TOPICS 0 mins – On the 30th anniversary of Radio 5 live, the team pick their favourite football moment from 1994. 5 mins – Rafa explains why he thinks the German team have turned a corner just in the nick of time before the Euros. 24 mins – The impact of Endrick and Yamine Lamal both making their debuts at the Bernabeu. 28 mins – The racism suffered by Vinicius Jr and the need for cultural change in Spain. 32 mins – Italy and their search for a number nine. 39 mins – England and their Euro 2024 prospects. 43 mins – Who are the dark horses for Euro 2024?

Kelly Somers has reaction to Chelsea’s win in the UEFA Women’s Champions League. She’s joined by Gilly Flaherty, Pat Nevin and commentator Vicki Sparks after Chelsea came through against Ajax with a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge and 4-1 win on aggregate. Hear from Emma Hayes. And the panel react to Steph Houghton announcing she will retire at the end of the season. 00:40 Was quality of finishing the difference? 03:40 Ajax may regret missed chances 04:45 Mayra Ramírez continues to impress 07:10 Erin Cuthbert ‘does what she always does’ 10:30 What will Chelsea need to improve? 11:45 Can Chelsea win the quadruple? 17:15 Emma Hayes: “It’s given me selection problems” 19:20 Steph Houghton to retire at end of season