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Football Daily

In this special episode of the Football Daily Nedum Onuoha travels to Italy to have a typical Milanese dinner with AC Milan striker Tammy Abraham to discuss his many career highlights, relationship with Jose Mourinho and how life abroad has changed him as a player and person. 

Tammy chats to Nedum about the importance of embracing Milan and how he has found settling in to a new environment, including the fashion!

In Focus with Tammy Abraham

Chelsea close in on Liverpool at the top as Tottenham collapse. Hear from Enzo Maresca and Ange Postecoglou. Darren Fletcher is joined by Nigel Reo-Coker and Kevin Nolan. Ashley Williams from Match of the Day 2 drops in as well. And the panel discuss Arsenal’s set-piece prowess and the latest developments at Manchester United.

02:30 Best wishes to Michail Antonio
05:35 Chelsea beat Tottenham to close in on Liverpool
08:35 Are Chelsea genuine title contenders?
12:55 Enzo Maresca: ‘We’re ahead of my expectation’
17:10 Ange Postecoglou: ‘It’s a sore one’
28:10 Half-time teaser
29:54 Arsenal score from another set piece
39:35 Sporting director Ashworth leaves Man Utd
47:40 Is Amorim being cut too much slack?

BBC Sounds / 5 Live European commentaries this week:
Tue 10 Dec, 1745: Girona v Liverpool
Tue 10 Dec, 1745: Dinamo Zagreb v Celtic – 5 Sports Extra
Tue 10 Dec, 2000: RB Leipzig v Aston Villa
Wed 11 Dec, 2000: Juventus v Man City
Thu 12 Dec, 2000: Rangers v Tottenham

Premier League Review with Darren Fletcher

Are Chelsea truly back, can Ange turn things around at struggling Spurs & why are Brentford so good at home & not away? Those are the all-important questions that Chappers, Rory Smith, Chris Sutton and Andros Townsend try to answer on the MNC pod. 

Chelsea are up to second in the Premier League table with the youngest team in the league – so are some of the guys eating their words now? (They take a little trip with Rory down memory lane...)

Focus then turns to Tottenham and why Ange Postecoglou is struggling to get the club where their fans think they should be – as usual on the MNC, Rory and Chris have differing views – surprise, surprise! 

And Brentford take the spotlight after having the best home record in the league. Many say it’s down to manager Thomas Frank and the culture he has created at the club – after a dressing-room video went viral with him praising his players. But not everyone has experienced that in their footballing career….

Timecodes:
1’00 – Playing during the festive period.
2’46 – Chelsea and their recent success.
23’38 – Tottenham and Ange Postecoglou. 
37’23 – Brentford and their amazing home form.

Monday Night Club with Mark Chapman

Ellen White, Nedum Onuoha and Ben Haines talk return of the WSL after the international break and the brilliant form of Manchester City striker Bunny Shaw. Nedum and Ellen look at why Bunny Shaw is so good beyond scoring goals and Chelsea extending their unbeaten run. 

BBC Sport’s Emma Sanders joins the pod to talk Manchester United’s Sporting Director Dan Ashworth leaving the club and what it means for the women’s squad. The panel discuss where United find themselves and how they can become a club really challenging for titles. 

Plus Champions League is back this week and is this Chelsea’s best chance to win it?

Timecodes:
00:20 Intro 
03:00 WSL returns + Bunny Shaw 
06:40 Why is Bunny Shaw so good?
12:40 United & Ashworth departure with Emma Sanders
16:30 What does it mean for the women’s side?
26:30 Arsenal & Slegers future
30:00 Champions League

BBC Sounds / 5 Live European commentaries this week:
Tue 10 Dec, 1745: Girona v Liverpool
Tue 10 Dec, 1745: Dinamo Zagreb v Celtic – 5 Sports Extra
Tue 10 Dec, 2000: RB Leipzig v Aston Villa
Wed 11 Dec, 2000: Juventus v Man City
Thu 12 Dec, 2000: Rangers v Tottenham

Women's Football Weekly: Bunny Shaw firing & Manchester United's priorities?

Mark Chapman has reaction to wins for Aston Villa and Liverpool. He’s joined by Paul Robinson, Mark Albrighton and Ali Bruce-Ball. Hear from Unai Emery, Arne Slot, Virgil van Dijk and Brendan Rodgers after Celtic’s stalemate at Dinamo Zagreb. Mina Rzouki joins the pod to talk Atalanta and Juventus. And hear from Pep Guardiola ahead of Man City’s trip to Turin.

00:35 Duran helps Aston Villa beat Leipzig
09:50 Unai Emery: ‘Our target is now higher’
11:30 Arne Slot: ‘Alisson showed why he’s the best’
12:15 Virgil van Dijk: ‘Happy Alisson is back’
17:10 Brendan Rodgers: Celtic ‘gaining confidence’
18:50 Real Madrid beat Atalanta
20:30 Juventus v Man City preview
22:55 Pep Guardiola: ‘I love my players’

BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week:
Wed 11 Dec, 2000: Juventus v Man City
Thu 12 Dec, 2000: Rangers v Tottenham

Champions League Debrief: Duran stunner & Alisson returns

It's been confirmed the FIFA World Cup will be returning to the Middle East in 10 years' time after FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the hosting rights to the 2034 tournament. 

Securing football’s most high-profile tournament is just the latest example of the Kingdom’s growing influence on global sport, which its critics say is in an effort to 'sportswash' the regime's reputation.

Katie Smith is joined by BBC sports editor Dan Roan and Tariq Panja, global sports correspondent for The New York Times, to provide the background to Saudi Arabia’s unopposed bid.

We hear from the president of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, Yasser Al Misehal, and from Amanda Staveley, who was part of the Saudi-backed takeover of Newcastle United in 2021, on why the tournament will be a great success, while BBC sports news correspondent Laura Scott speaks to Norwegian Football Federation president Lise Klaveness about Norway's decision to abstain from the voting process for the 2030 and 2034 tournaments.

Stephen Cockburn, Amnesty International’s head of housing, workers rights, and sport, and Wycombe Wanderers midfielder David Wheeler, the PFA’s sustainability champion, also join the podcast to discuss their concerns over human and the environment.

And we ask what all this means for Saudi Arabia’s huge investments in domestic football, particularly at Newcastle United.

Saudi Arabia Awarded 2034 FIFA World Cup

Kelly Cates is joined by John Murray, Pat Nevin and Gary Cahill as Manchester City lose two-nil to Juventus to deal a big blow to their hopes of reaching the Champions League knockout stage. 

Hear from boss Pep Guardiola on the defeat that means Manchester City have won just one of their last 10 games in all competitions, with this being their seventh loss during that run. 

Elsewhere Conor McNamara joins the pod as Arsenal see off Monaco in a comfortable three-nil victory with Saka getting a double and assist. Manager Mikel Arteta gives his thoughts on the win and the role of 18-year-old Myles Lewis–Skelly making his second start.

Timecodes:
00:20 Intro 
03:00 What’s happened to City? 
06:40 Lack of cutting edge
12:40 What do City need to do?
22:30 Pep Guardiola
26:10 Arsenal 
28:30 Arteta

BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: 
Thu 12 Dec, 2000: Rangers v Tottenham
Sat 14 Dec, 1500: Liverpool v Fulham
Sat 14 Dec, 1730: Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa 
Sun 15 Dec, 1400: Brighton v Palace
Sun 15 Dec, 1630: Man City v Man Utd 
Sun 14 Dec, 1430: Liverpool v Arsenal WSL, 5 Sports Extra

Champions League Debrief: Man City at risk & Saka stars

What next for Millwall? Is Mike Phelan the answer to Wayne Rooney and Plymouth’s problems? 

Middlesbrough defender Tommy Smith joins Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff to discuss Neil Harris leaving Millwall and what will come next for the club and who they'll appoint next? Plus, they discuss the managerial merry-go-round as Ruben Selles joins Hull with Noel Hunt taking over at Reading, while former Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan joins Wayne Rooney at Plymouth.

72+: The EFL Podcast

Juventus and Real Madrid win but big praise for Atalanta and Club Brugge.
John Bennett is joined by Guillem Balague, Mina Rzouki and Kristof Terreur to unpick another dramatic week in the Champions League.
They discuss a much-needed victory for Juventus over the increasingly beleaguered Manchester City before analysing a sensational match between Atalanta and Real Madrid. There is discussion around why Alessandro Del Piero is so important for the development of Kenan Yildiz and why it did not work out for Charles De Ketelaere at AC Milan but has turned around for him at Atalanta.
Is Thibaut Courtois back to his best? And how good has David de Gea been at Fiorentina this season?
Plus – what’s the secret behind Club Brugge’s great form in the Champions League? 

Timecodes….
0 mins: Intro – with Guillem's tips on the attractions of Girona.
2.24: What the team make of the Champions League table.
4.51: The team discuss a big win for Juve – and explain why Alessandro Del Piero is so important for the development of Kenan Yildiz.
11.22: Guillem gives his takes on some of the issues at Man City.
17.35: Have Real Madrid turned a corner?
20.50: The form of Thibaut Courtois.
22.14: Why it is working out for Ademola Lookman at Atalanta – and whether there is a big move for him on the horizon.
24.24: Why it did not work out for Charles De Ketelaere at AC Milan but has turned around for him at Atalanta
30.29: David de Gea’s impressive stats at Fiorentina.
34.20: Club Brugge – and the sensational story of their rise under Nicky Hayen.

Euro Leagues: The fine form of Yildiz, De Ketelaere and Courtois

Conor McNamara joins Ian Dennis and Alistair Bruce-Ball to reveal the stories behind the 5 Live commentaries. From Conor taking a printer to games, to using the facilities on the Anfield roof! They tell the tales you don’t normally get to hear. And ‘Clash of the Commentators’ is back!

02:05 Upsetting football fans
06:00 Conor’s portable printer
09:20 Using Championship Manager to help prep
11:20 Getting the overnight sleeper train
15:00 What do commentators do at half-time?
18:05 The Anfield commode
22:30 Best derby to commentate on?
28:20 Commentating at late notice/without notes!
31:40 Most difficult pronunciations
35:45 Clash of the Commentators
41:50 Great Dictionary of Football Commentary

BBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League / Women’s Super League commentaries this weekend:
Sat 14 Dec, 15:00 – Liverpool v Fulham – 5 Live
Sat 14 Dec, 17:30 – Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa – 5 Live
Sun 15 Dec, 14:00 – Brighton v Crystal Palace – 5 Live
Sun 15 Dec, 14:30 – Liverpool Women v Arsenal Women – 5 Sports Extra
Sun 15 Dec, 16:30 – Man City v Man Utd – 5 Live

The Commentators’ View: Wasp in the mouth & Conor’s printer

Chris Smalling talks about growing up in a one-parent family and how even though they couldn’t afford his bus fare to go to football training sessions, he still managed to make it from non-league Maidstone to Manchester United. 

He tells Guillem Balague about the importance of tackling racism in football and the crucial role Raheem Sterling has had. Smalling talks about that elbow on Lionel Messi in Manchester United’s Champions League Quarter Final first leg and whether they can turnaround a 1-0 deficit against Barcelona. And he reveals who has the worst taste in music in United’s changing room. It’s Chris Smalling as you’ve never heard him before.

Chris Smalling: Maidstone, Man United and Messi

Chris Smalling: Maidstone, Man United and Messi

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